Abstract

A communication and ?development-based research, aimed at giving a voice to seamstresses, as they share their lived experiences in relation to how fast fashion's secondhand market has influenced their work and livelihoods.

Keywords:

women, social media, media representation, women livelihoods, Ghanaian youth

Co-presenters

Owusu Doe

Status

Graduate

Department

Communication and Development Studies

College

International Studies

Campus

Athens

Faculty Mentor

Whitson, Risa

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Communication and Development: Effects of Fast fashion's Secondhand industry on Seamstresses in Ghana

A communication and ?development-based research, aimed at giving a voice to seamstresses, as they share their lived experiences in relation to how fast fashion's secondhand market has influenced their work and livelihoods.

 

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