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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://gdi.ch/event/16th-european-trend-day-35">16th 
 European Trend Day</a>\nHome Speakers Programme Information Venue Fees Par
 tner Participants' list Documentation About the conference Morals First: T
 he Rise of Consumer Activism Photo: Lisa Bevis Designer: Marina DeBris No 
 discrimination. No child labour. No deforestation. No meat. No 5G. Consume
 rs and citizens have become more critical and their purchasing decisions a
 re increasingly based on convictions and attitudes. Today\, morality comes
  before eating. As a result\, companies are under observation. While a goo
 d product was sufficient for success only a short time ago\, correct behav
 iour is expected today. Companies must act carefully and take a clearer po
 sition than ever before. Otherwise\, protests and boycotting threaten. But
  how does this new moral consumption work? How do we deal with it? Where w
 ill the new activism be in five years? - These and other questions will be
  discussed at the 16th European Trend Day.Talkin' 'bout my generation: Fri
 days for Future and veganism shape the image of the young. They bring the 
 change in zeitgeist from social media back onto the streets.Activism: From
  women's demonstrations to bank occupations - there hasn't been so much pu
 blic involvement for a long time. That's the background.Asia: Versace\, Do
 lce & Gabbana\, Givenchy\, Gucci and other fashion and luxury brands have 
 recently incurred China’s wrath. These are the pitfalls.Asia: Versace\, 
 Dolce & Gabbana\, Givenchy\, Gucci and other fashion and luxury brands hav
 e recently incurred China’s wrath. These are the pitfalls. Hashtag for t
 he conference: #trendday2020 Speakers Douglas Rushkoff USA Author\; docume
 ntarist\; professor for Media Theory and Digital Economics\, City Universi
 ty of New York. Rushkoff is named one of the “world’s ten most influen
 tial intellectuals" by MIT. The media theorist is a multiple bestselling a
 uthor (including "Team Human") and works as a tech commentator for various
  media [...]
DTSTAMP:20260902T155326Z
LOCATION:GDI Gottlieb Duttweiler Institute\, Langhaldenstrasse 21\, 8803 R
 üschlikon\, Switzerland
SUMMARY:16th European Trend Day
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://gdi.ch/event/16th-european-tr
 end-day-35">16th European Trend Day</a>\nHome Speakers Programme Informati
 on Venue Fees Partner Participants' list Documentation About the conferenc
 e Morals First: The Rise of Consumer Activism Photo: Lisa Bevis Designer: 
 Marina DeBris No discrimination. No child labour. No deforestation. No mea
 t. No 5G. Consumers and citizens have become more critical and their purch
 asing decisions are increasingly based on convictions and attitudes. Today
 \, morality comes before eating. As a result\, companies are under observa
 tion. While a good product was sufficient for success only a short time ag
 o\, correct behaviour is expected today. Companies must act carefully and 
 take a clearer position than ever before. Otherwise\, protests and boycott
 ing threaten. But how does this new moral consumption work? How do we deal
  with it? Where will the new activism be in five years? - These and other 
 questions will be discussed at the 16th European Trend Day.Talkin' 'bout m
 y generation: Fridays for Future and veganism shape the image of the young
 . They bring the change in zeitgeist from social media back onto the stree
 ts.Activism: From women's demonstrations to bank occupations - there hasn'
 t been so much public involvement for a long time. That's the background.A
 sia: Versace\, Dolce & Gabbana\, Givenchy\, Gucci and other fashion and lu
 xury brands have recently incurred China’s wrath. These are the pitfalls
 .Asia: Versace\, Dolce & Gabbana\, Givenchy\, Gucci and other fashion and 
 luxury brands have recently incurred China’s wrath. These are the pitfal
 ls. Hashtag for the conference: #trendday2020 Speakers Douglas Rushkoff US
 A Author\; documentarist\; professor for Media Theory and Digital Economic
 s\, City University of New York. Rushkoff is named one of the “world’s
  ten most influential intellectuals" by MIT. The media theorist is a multi
 ple bestselling author (including "Team Human") and works as a tech commen
 tator for various media [...]
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