I recently joined a social justice group at my church, and it's been a real eye-opener as to how much injustice there is in the world. Over the lent period, we've been looking at International Justice Mission's lent videos , in which every week they focus on a different food product that slavery is a problem in. After this week's video on chocolate, it inspired me to share some of the tips to have your own Ethical Easter... 1. Choose ethical chocolate brands If you haven't already bought your Easter eggs, then 2021 is the perfect year to spend some time seeking out the impact unfairly traded chocolate has on the growers and workers. IJM's video on chocolate was a real eye-opener for me, and it led me to get my family's Easter presents from Tony's Chocolonely this year. If you've already bought this year's Easter presents, then don't worry! Make it your mission to look into the companies you bought from an
Want to do your bit for the planet but don't know where to start? Keep an eye out for posts about cutting down on waste, eating plant-based and clearing up the confusion about looking after our planet.