Photo provided by Chief Sellars. This post was originally published on ReflectiveJewelry.com, here. Chief Bev Sellars was first elected chief of Xat’sull (Soda Creek) First Nation in Williams Lake, British Columbia in 1987-1993 and then served again from 2009-2015. She also served as an advisor for the BC Treaty Commission and Chair of First Nations Women Advocating

*This is a guest post, an open letter from Artesanas Campesinas to the Fair Trade Federation. English and Spanish language versions below.* 24 enero 2019  Taxco de Alarcón, Guerrero     [email protected]   P R E S E N T E  Colaborator Aldo Guagnelli Directór Chimalli Dear Mrs. Patricia Pearson President of the Board of

Author’s introduction: This section of the Ethical Jewelry Exposé discussing the RJC Chain of Custody Scheme documents weak enforcement and double standards that allow member companies that have committed atrocities to be certified as “responsible.” This piece was originally published here. Wikipedia writes that a chain of custody “refers to the chronological documentation or paper trail that records