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The Injustice Advent Calendar - 24 days to change the world

Sustain member Traidcraft Exchange creates a digital advent calendar with ideas on improving the world.

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Published: Monday 25 November 2019

Traidcraft Exchange are working with a selection of world changing organisations to provide you with 24 simple ways to make the world a better place. Sign up and every day leading up to Christmas you’ll get an opportunity to stand up for justice in a simple way.

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Better Food Britain: We want everyone to be able to enjoy food that is good for our health, produced in a way that supports good livelihoods, reduced waste and greenhouse gas emissions, high animal welfare and restoration of nature. Find out how.

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Emma Weatherill
Former News editor Emma Weatherill has now left Sustain.

Emma Weatherill is an award winning journalist who specialises in food and farming news. Before working as the News Editor for Sustain she spent 10 years as a broadcast journalist at the BBC. She began her career on BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour before going on to produce and report for The Food Programme, Farming Today, On Your Farm and other Radio 4 programmes.

In 2011 Emma won a scholarship to study at The Salt Institute in Maine where she was taught radio documentary skills by a This American Life producer. She won the Missouri Review Audio Contest 2012 for a documentary she made whilst in the US. Several of her Radio 4 programmes have been shortlisted for the Guild of Food Writers and the Fortnum and Mason Food and Drink Awards.

When not working for Sustain Emma spends her time with her two young children, playing in cardboard box boats and pretending to catch (sustainable) fish.

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