0:00:02the unique world view that i found with students at the ml they look for
0:00:06changes to look for the cutting edge and what is being done what efforts and
0:00:10thingy to move forward in
0:00:12i think that that's by my remotes i had taken a class about women in
0:00:17global issues a few years ago and that's one extra sorry about the sparse one
0:00:23issue of sweatshop labour and it is something i was always interested in one to
0:00:28learn more about in so i stopped that this is project is an opportunity to
0:00:33explore this
0:00:34further and make something that could
0:00:38to each other's about the issue as well
0:00:41this is my project white teeth
0:00:43why teens is an interactive insulation and it models a clothing store and say what
0:00:49you do is you just pick a t shirt this one's from walmart and it's
0:00:54got the bar code rate on the tag and you just
0:00:57scan it right here
0:01:00and the video place
0:01:02so there are nine different t shirts and each one represents either a different aspect
0:01:07of the sweatshop labour
0:01:09issue or different companies this is a video about walmart
0:01:13but while walmart provides an opportunity to save money and we once material needs it
0:01:19takes advantage of those who cannot afford shot even at walmart share a common thing
0:01:27on the billboard close to chicken standard down i
0:01:33it's not resist addresses the problem instance it's actually standards
0:01:37suppose to allow hands for women in particular
0:01:41if they do not work and sweatshops in the regions that they're located
0:01:46the are forced into the sex trade
0:01:53the main issue with sweatshop labour and the garment industry is just the way
0:01:58the whole industry a structured and spaced on a subcontract ink system
0:02:04so companies get away with doing this by saying that they don't directly higher the
0:02:09workers to make a close
0:02:11and that's how children and up getting hired
0:02:14the children describe long hours of and wait where as well as right
0:02:19and
0:02:20i november sixteenth two thousand seven the gap issued a statement that it would do
0:02:26more to eradicate child labour
0:02:29the reality of the clothing industry however is that companies frankly do not know
0:02:35two illustrates an internal dab investigation on the child labour confirm the work had been
0:02:40subcontract did without the firm's knowledge were agreement to an unauthorised facility
0:02:50the document or e mail in los angeles is a great resource for this i
0:02:56use that my project when used k and that made in u s a t
0:02:59shirt which is also a forever twenty one two sure forever twenty one did a
0:03:05lot of business and los angeles but
0:03:07the deal is they didn't directly higher the sweatshop labour subcontractor higher than in so
0:03:13they claimed that the important responsible for those workers because they didn't directly higher them
0:03:19there are four thousand sweatshops in california
0:03:38this is a
0:03:40to ensure that found fail because it was damaged in a fire
0:03:44and
0:03:45the reason that
0:03:46i have this one is to talk about the triangle factory higher
0:03:51back in that early twentieth century
0:03:54on march twenty first nineteen eleven
0:03:57fire broke out trying to extract new york city
0:04:01eliza nearly one hundred fifty
0:04:05nine had of kind of family i went round at fifteen most of them were
0:04:10italian your intuition and had to jump out of one thousand the doors were locked
0:04:32a lot of times when you go into a clothing store you're not thinking about
0:04:37where
0:04:39t shirt came from or that pair of pants came from your just thinking about
0:04:43how it looks and how much cost
0:04:46my hope for my project is that people start thinking about the underlying story behind
0:04:52the clothing which my project shows
0:04:55she proudest the
0:04:57the overall
0:05:00aesthetic of the project just the way
0:05:03when used candy bar code it goes in the same when you come out of
0:05:07it the same way but each story is still different and i just think that
0:05:11the project has a flow draws you and i think that that's what makes the
0:05:15most of active then because the fact that part of the
0:05:19i candidate in the undergraduate symposium for creative and scholarly work and one
0:05:26the interdisciplinary of word two thousand dollar price can see that didn't work well that
0:05:35combine two fields are more and made something new interesting