... how much needs to change?

Mm-hmm.

It's, I think one way that I've tried to communicate it, so I actually went to Ghana with like, um, it's called the Green Africa Youth Organization, um, that we're partnered with, um, with the organization I'm part of called the Youth Climate Justice Fund.

So we went to Ghana, and we were actually taken to one of the landfill sites called the Korle Bu dump site, and this is a place where there's a lot of textile waste, and a lot of it coming from the UK as well.

And when I was there, I was filming it, and then showing that visual representation because I think if people don't see the impact that it has, then it can be hard for people to connect what, where their clothes end up, and I think that is the, the biggest thing is kind of making that very visual, but also in kind of humanizing the process as well.

So for me it's been really, really important to also talk about the people who craft our clothes, and how fashion doesn't have to come at the cost of people or the planet.

Um, and how do you keep the fun in it?

Yeah.