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Kaitlyn Matulewicz

Researcher Governing Forced Labour in Supply Chains Project
Kaitlyn Matulewicz

Kaitlyn Matulewicz is Researcher, Governing Forced Labour in Supply Chains Project.

 
 
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Rethinking Circularity / Scaling Up Analysis
The store, the sales advisor and the after-sales experience convert technical detail into information that shapes how a client actually cares for and keeps a product.

Fashion Does Not Lack Circular Solutions, It Lacks Connections Between Them

  • Iuliia Moiseienko

9 September 2026
Handmade India / Dokha Story First Person
A tradition kept exactly as it was can survive in archives, but one allowed to change its form can remain part of how people dress and earn.

A Himalayan Winter Garment Sheds Its Wool and Finds a New Life

  • Tapan Sharma

30 September 2026
 
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Managing Waste / India Project Interview
Solutions that work in one region rarely travel unchanged, and each pilot begins by responding to the waste, climate and systems of the place it serves.

Lessons from Ghana, the Netherlands and Germany Will Be Tested against Indian Waste

  • Subir Ghosh

7 October 2026
Recycling Crisis / India Project Interview
A job earns that description only when it keeps people safe, pays them fairly and reliably, and opens a path towards greater economic security for their households.

New Waste Technologies Must Work alongside Informal Collectors Rather than Replace Them

  • Subir Ghosh

6 October 2026
 
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Biomaterials / Blueview Pacific Interview
When two surfers with a passion for the planet met in a beachside coffee shop in Cardiff, they had no idea the kind of eco-innovation that would emerge from their unlikely run-in. But when footwear industry expertise meets the most impressive advancement in biotechnology to date, the only choice is to use that fusion for meaningful change: to create the world’s first fully biodegradable* sneaker.

The Story Behind the World's First Biodegradable Footwear: In Their Own Words

  • Subir Ghosh

22 August 2022
Beyond COVID / Fashion Enterprise Interview
In 2019, Fashion Enterprise built their brand new 6,500 sq m factory in Ho Chi Minh City which is equipped with state-of-the-art machinery, combining fully fashioned knitting and cut and sew production. This allows them to develop and produce mixed media fashion faster with a higher finish quality.

Vietnamese manufacturer, aided by buyer, bucked the pandemic distress

  • Subir Ghosh

25 March 2022