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For Joseph and Aurelie of CariniLang, a rug’s essence must appeal to both the eyes and the heart. Much more than a simple floor covering, each carpet represents the energy of all the individuals involved in its making, and a rug made with child labor carries a negative energy that can be seen in the carpet and felt in the room. CariniLang’s participation in the GoodWeave certification program ensures that the rugs convey beauty, inside and out.
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CNN Three-Part Series on GoodWeave
Part One: "GoodWeave Works to End Nepal Child Labor"
Part Two: "Nepal Crisis Pushing Children into Slavery"
Part Three: "Certifying Your Rug is Slave Labor-Free"
- GoodWeave Featured on the CNN Freedom Project
- April 4, 2011–March 30, 2012
The CNN Freedom Project to fight modern slavery launched March 7. This year-long global initiative looks to untangle the complicated web of criminal enterprises trading in human life – and highlight those successfully fighting it. GoodWeave is among leading anti-slavery organizations followed throughout the year, beginning with this piece showcasing GoodWeave’s unique market-based approach to ending child labor in the rug industry this April. Two follow-up stories, featuring exclusive footage of GoodWeave's operations in Nepal, reveal the the lives of rescued children and the economics of child labor in the rug industry. See the CNN Freedom Project blog for more information.
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HGTV Design Happens Blog, Daily Delight: Black and White Floral Rug, by Briana Mowrey, September 15, 2011
ParamusPatch, Macy's To Help Fight Child Labor, by Steve Sears, September 13, 2011
The New Southwest, Green Interiors - Rugs Cost More Than Dollars, by Pamela Portwood, September 11, 2011















