The first Killer Fashion Revolution workshop was held in Nedergård recreation centre in Kirkkonummi, Finland 5th to 7th of February 2010. The workshop was made in co-operation with CISV as a Mosaic-project. Participants stayed the whole weekend at the centre. Participation was open for all ages and for both CISV members and others. Present at the workshop were 20 persons; 14 participants, 4 organizers and 2 kitchen staff.Organizers were; Linda Kronman co-ordinator, Katianna Sjöblom helped out with arts and craft, sewing tips and fashion know how, Nina Forsman was responsible for documentation and Andreas Zingerle for wearable technologies. Also Jukka Pääkkönen from SASK( http://www.sask.fi ) visited the workshop giving a presentation about ethical fashion and Human Rights in fashion industry.
{{#ev:youtube|k-o2PH5jCbI|240}} {{#ev:youtube|n9FpigFOPmc|240}} Killer Fashion Revolution Workshop videos show in two parts what happened during the weekend.
During the workshop 10 designs promoting 7 Human Rights Declaration articles(article number in brackets):
Home Sweet Home (25)
Safemode 3design (3)
Belbet 3design (19)
doubleA (13)
Op-In-Bagi-On (19)
My Land (15)
Venla 1 (26)
Venla 2 (16)
A. Koira Design (16)