W Magazine highlights the work that brand Collina Strada is doing to connect fashion to the earth and to "clean up our shit." Led by designer Hillary Taymour and collaborator Charlie Engman, Collina Strada incorporates clothing from Kantamanto and elements of The OR's research and on the ground initiatives into wearable designs and a colorful mission.

Co-founder Liz Ricketts and artist, filmmaker and philanthropist Kuukua Eshun discuss secondhand clothing and the Osu beach cleanup with Good Morning Ghana.

Co-founder Branson Skinner and core collaborator Mawuli Quist from De FortyFive speak with Valerie Danso from GBC24.

In Accra, Ghana, imported second-hand clothing—or “dead white man’s clothes”—represents a massive industry with complex environmental, social, and economic implications. Words by Liz Ricketts and J. Branson Skinner, Photographs by Charlie Engman and Prince Gyasi

Bella from The Unwrapped Family in Switzerland asked great questions and we gave our best answers in this interview about our research on secondhand clothing in Ghana.

Katya Moorman @honeyandhemp wrote about Dead White Man's Clothes, thrifting and what to do with your used clothes.