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Who is Emma Hakansson?

Emma is an activist, passionate about collective liberation. She is particularly interested in autonomy, anti-speciesism and child sexual abuse prevention.

She writes articles and books (Total Ethics Fashion and How Veganism Can Save Us), and is the founding director of not-for-profit Collective Fashion Justice, dedicated to the creation of a total ethics fashion system.

Emma is a consultant for the Australian Childhood Foundation, which launched Emma’s Project in 2022. Her first short film, Willow and Claude has won awards internationally, and her past experience as a creative director informs her work.

Read Emma’s full bio.

 
 

Emma shares monthly updates on her work, as well as other previews into her life, book and work on Instagram.

April came and went so fast 🚀 and I did lots of things that fuelled me through! Biggest life update: I told wonderful @Amazing_Greys that Billy and I love each other + he’s not a foster but family. I’d chosen fostering as I wanted to he
March felt like a total of 11 days yet here we are on April eve 😦 Most important update of the month: I started fostering Billy through @Amazing_Greys. He’ll get his own post soon but he’s a beautiful, anxious + affectionate 10 year old
Today I post this for the simple reason of my liking it. I also present to you: sea stuff. Happy Thursday and see you next weekend for monthly round up time, where I amaze myself with how time sure does fly 🪰 (Wearing my not-for-profit willowand
This month marks seven years of veganism for me, and eight years without eating land dwelling animals. The latter was a decision made while on exchange staying with the Swedish side of my family, where eating moose and deer was as normal as eating la
Posting my Feb update from my bed grave of depression in an effort to remind myself that I don’t always feel like this ✨ This month a bunch happened. In work world: 🐄 @collectivefashionjustice’s report on leather’s impact on an
My monthly update for January feels very disjointed: a whole lot of it was grief after my beautiful Bella died early last week. But life is a spectrum of emotions and other things and other feelings happened and were felt. I feel very grateful that t
I don’t get to spend any more time with my favourite girl in the world, but just as she’s filled my heart for the last 14 years of my life, she’ll live there for the rest of it. An unconscious part of the Earth again. Today on h