Each year, 40 million animals are slaughtered so their fur can be used for clothing. For Pierre Grzybowski, with the Humane Society of the United States, those numbers are unacceptable. He and his organization are challenging the world’s future designers to change the status quo by designing animal cruelty-free clothing.
Lindsay Little is standing in front of an empty room. She wipes a little sweat off her brow and glances toward the door. “It’ll be really embarrassing if no one comes,” she says. A nervous laugh follows. Today is the culmination of months of thought and hard work – the first meeting of her support group for people like her, people with lupus.
