The opening chapter of Throwaway Society
Profiles of young activists and change makers appear throughout the journal.
A spread with an activist profile and a short article on data and research.
The opening of the main essay in chapter three.
A spread showing ideas for craft projects made from items that may otherwise be thrown away.
A spread from the chapter on fashion, talking about workers' rights.
A spread from the activism chapter, showing activities to do as a family.
A spread from the activism and influence chapter, with a large image of a textile sculpture; Coral, Vanessa Barragão

Throwaway Society

Editorial Design

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This journal is the first publication from the Big Dreams, Little Footprints imprint. Throwaway Society aims to help parents to raise children to consume wisely – with environmental sustainability at the forefront.

The journal features a vibrant colour palette, inspired by the works of Michael Craig-Martin. Longer research-based essays are interspersed with activities for children and practical tips. Inspiring profiles of young activists and change makers appear throughout.