The True Cost (2015)

The true cost is a 2015 documentary directed by Andrew Morgan, who focused on fast fashion. It discusses some aspects of the apparel industry from production, ranging from production to living exploration of mainly low-wage workers in developing countries - from river and soil contamination to pesticide contamination, to disease and death -. It uses environmental, social and psychological approaches to study consumers and mass media and ultimately links them to world capitalism. The documentary is a collage of interviews with people who organize environmental protection activists, clothing workers, factory owners, and fair trading companies and promote sustainable garment production.

This glorious 2015 long documentary (favorite in Cannes, followed by celebrities in Los Angeles and London then) revealed the true cost of fast fashion in developing countries. Several people in the fashion world explained "moral whipping" after observing and discovering the truth and how much fashion has been created in today's life. Downloading from Netflix or iTunes makes it easy to get True Cost in Australia. The Australian fashion report created by Baptist World Aid was announced earlier this year and shows that some of Australia's top fashion brands have a long way to perform and ensure an ethical manufacturing process . Display the entire report and understand the complete breakdown of audit-supplier relationship, empowerment of employees, and the importance of "living wages"

On 26 May 2015, Santa Clara County announced one of the largest research in the US to understand the true homeless cost in the community. The report titled "Housing not found" is focused on dealing with affordable housing crises. It also provides the necessary steps to fight homeless and develops a strategy to improve structural efficiency. Investment in prevention of homeless, expansion of regional rapid housing program, establishment of permanent support housing, establishment of new home