Podcast: Sustainable You, The Humble Little Breadtag

Jacqui Kidman & Lisa Whiston

This week we share an interview with Shani Nottingham, the founder of The Breadtag Project.

Shani took a simple everyday item and decided to make art with it. But in a bid to discover more, she found opportunities to do better in education, awareness building, campaigning, activism and closing the waste loop.  

This simple creative project has helped to implement change right across the world. Find out more about The Breadtag Project at Instagram or Facebook

To donate your Breadtags, send them to: 

THE BREADTAG PROJECT
30 LACHLAN STREET
COWRA   NSW   2794

Originally published on sustainableyoupod.com

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