Tag Archives: Jess Berentson-Shaw

On Being a Social Entrepreneur and a Parent (at the same time) [Guest]

By 2 commentsactivism, consumerism, culture, developing world, eco, fairtrade, feminism, home, motherhood, social justice, well-being, women and poverty, working mothers

Jess Berentson-Shaw lives in on the side of a windswept Wellington hill. Jess has two kids, is a part time researcher and scientist, and runs (and blogs about) her social enterprise called muka kids (mukakids.com). Muka kids is her plan to bring about a sustainability revolution in the world of kids’ clothing production. She has […]

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Muka Kids: Changing the World by Changing How We Buy Children’s Clothes

By 5 commentsactivism, consumerism, culture, developing world, fairtrade, feminism, kids, money, science, social justice, women and poverty

A warm welcome to a special guest!   Jess Berentson-Shaw lives in on the side of a windswept Wellington hill. Jess has two kids, is a part time researcher and scientist, and runs (and blogs about) her social enterprise called muka kids. Muka kids is her plan to bring about a sustainability revolution in the […]

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