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Apologies for our long absence, friends! (We do have a great excuse – more on that soon!)

We’d like to celebrate this 8th of March by remembering the roots of this holiday - in the women's rights movement, bringing attention to issues like gender equality, reproductive rights, and fighting violence against women (all issues still very relevant today, unfortunately).

The first National Woman’s Day was held in America in 1909 as part of a campaign for female enfranchisement, and already turned international the next year, when it was held in various European countries through efforts of activists like Clara Zetkin. On March 8, 1917, in Petrograd, female textile workers started a protest that would soon spread to the whole city, demanding "Bread and Peace"—an end to WW1, food shortages and poverty. Their demonstration inaugurated the revolution. Seven days later, Tsar Nicholas II abdicated, and the provisional Government granted women the right to vote.

Since then, the ebb and flow of the holiday’s popularity has been quite dramatic. At TICHE, we mark International Woman’s Day both because the battle for gender parity is far from being over, but also because it is a great opportunity to celebrate women's achievements worldwide.

Happy International Woman’s Day, everybody!

A big thanks to The Florentine and shemakes for the opportunity to speak about our brand & sustainability

Talking textiles in Florence: women and sustainability | The Florentine The Florentine interviewed the heads of six female-led realities in Tuscany – businesses, cooperatives, workshops and a historic foundation – to discuss their work with sustainable textiles, clothing and home décor in Florence and environs.

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