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The fact is that it isn’t easy to be an informed consumer in Canada. Here’s what you need to know about child labour and how we – together – can take steps to address it.

 

Story Good fashion guide: your source for ethical clothing choices
From farm to factory to your closet: how to help fight child labour in the fashion industry.
 
Story Good Makeup Guide
Look good, feel good: 5 makeup companies doing their part to help keep children safe
 
Story Child labour: facts and how to help
Canadians might categorize child labour as something that happens in the dark corners of far off places, but the reality is, child labour remains a rampant issue today, both at home and abroad.
 
Report Hidden Cost of Beauty: The Risk of Child Labour in Canadian Cosmetics
That ‘glow’ in your makeup is likely mica—a mineral linked to child labour.
Story Mica mining: a family legacy
The story of a family hand-picking mica.
Resources Child labour products in your house - virtual tour
From coffee to linens to toys, Canadians unknowingly bring products into their homes every day that are made by children. Come inside the average Canadian home to see for yourself how child labour infiltrates our everyday lives.
Story A guide to ethical consumerism
How your purchasing power can help end the worst forms of child labour.
 
Story Alex Foto: A legacy of impact
An accident claimed Alex Foto’s life at just 19, but not before
she started a “water walk” that would help change the lives of
countless vulnerable children around the world for years to come.
Report Canada’s Child & Forced Labour Problem
Find out why this issue is a lot closer to Canada than we’d like to think.
Infographic Child labour 101
Here’s a rundown of everything you need to know about child labour.
Resources Fair Trade Chocolate Guide
Chocolate is just one of many products consumed by Canadians that is at a high risk of being connected to child labour. By choosing to buy certified fair trade chocolate, you can use your purchasing power to help protect children from dirty, dangerous and degrading jobs.
Resources Fair Trade Tea Guide
Looking for brands that grow tea in an ethical and sustainable manner? Read about these fair trade tea companies and feel good about your purchase.
Story Five lives I can’t imagine for my son: coffee worker
A day in the life of an 8-year-old in Guatemala.
Story Five lives I can’t imagine for my son: seafood diver
A day in the life of a 14-year-old in Honduras.
Story Five lives I can’t imagine for my son: shoemaker
A day in the life of a 13-year-old in India.
Story Five lives I can’t imagine for my son: trafficking victim
Meet two children lured away from their families in Southeast Asia.
Story Five lives I can't imagine for my son: sugar plantation worker
A day in the life of a 14-year-old in the Philippines.
Story Fundraising Ideas: We’ve got 43 of ’em
Small ideas, big ideas and things in between. With these great
suggestions—and tips for how to do it—you can raise money to
support the positive change you want to see.
Story Living life by a thread
Sent to work in a garment factory at age 12, Bithi has spent the last three years piecing together designer jeans destined for high-income countries.
Story Monica Snow: A life-changing trip
In 2015 World Vision Youth Ambassador Monica Snow made a
fateful trip to Honduras at just 14 years old. Three years later, Snow
was helping Hondurans help themselves with an online business for
ethically-made accessories
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Join the movement to eliminate the worst forms of child labour.