Interested in the S.F.C.N? Get Involved
Are You an Organization Leader or Industry Practitioner?
Consider becoming a network research partner!
The Sustainable Fashion Consumption Research Network isn’t just for academics — we actively seek partnerships with brands, NGOs, and industry organizations working at the intersection of fashion and sustainability.
By partnering with a researcher who specializes in sustainable fashion consumption research, your organization can:
Deepen customer understanding — leverage consumer behavior research to learn who your sustainable customer really is and what drives their choices
Sharpen brand strategy — use evidence-based insights to position your brand with credibility and purpose
Ready to Explore a Partnership?
If you are interested in collaborating, whether for a data collection initiative, a consumer insights project, or a longer-term research partnership — reach out to our Scientific Lead, Cosette Joyner Martinez directly: cjoynermartinez@txstate.edu.
We look forward to hearing from you!
Shape organizational initiatives — whether you are an NGO, advocacy group, or industry body, connect your programs to the latest research to maximize impact
Contribute to data collection — partner on studies that generate knowledge benefiting the entire field, while gaining first-hand access to findings
Practitioners bring real-world context that makes research richer; researchers bring methodological rigor that makes organizational decision-making smarter.
Are you interested in sustainable fashion and want to engage?
There are also ways for interested individuals to get involved with the Sustainable Fashion Consumption Network and other programs based at Yale. For more opportunities, read below:
Yale’s Moving the Needle
Moving the Needle is an interdisciplinary initiative at Yale dedicated to advancing research, dialogue, and innovation in sustainable fashion.
Yale Center for Business and the Environment
The Yale Center for Business and the Environment (CBEY) is a hub for creating innovative and sustainable solutions to the challenges facing the human and natural systems upon which we all rely.