Children's Stories
Parang suffered years of pain and illness as an abused boy and child laborer in Nepal. Today, he aspires to become a doctor. With the support of GoodWeave, he will soon help others to overcome the pain he knows too well.
Click here to read more about Parang and other former child weavers rescued by GoodWeave.
Spotlight On Retailers
Rebecca and Brian Robins
Kush Handmade Rugs, in Portland, Oregon, is the creation of Rebecca Leurie and Brian Robins, who offer an array of GoodWeave® certified rugs. Appreciating the opportunity to educate and promote fair labor practices, Rebecca says that "GoodWeave gives our gallery a voice when we purchase rugs. Much like our clients, we are voting with our dollars to encourage producers to uphold the GoodWeave standard."
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News & Events
CNN Three-Part Series on GoodWeave
Part One: "GoodWeave Works to End Nepal Child Labor"
Part Two: "Nepal Crisis Pushing Children into Slavery"
Part Three: "Certifying Your Rug is Slave Labor-Free"
- GoodWeave Survey Rug Raffle
- February 11, 2013–December 10, 2013
Take GoodWeave's online survey to enter for a chance to win the GoodWeave certified rug "Lounge" by Company C!
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Market Watch, Humanitarian Non-Profit GoodWeave Quotes Kristi Nelson of KMNelson Design, LLC in 2011 Annual Report, April 30, 2013
{EcoBravo}, GoodWeave | A Better Handmade Rug, April 10, 2013
One Green Planet, 5 Good Product Labels You Should Look For, by Caroline Lennon, March 26, 2013
