User:Nturner125/Supply Chainge

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Supply Chainge is a movement started by Patagonia that is centered around improving conditions of migrant workers at their finished good factories, specifically in Taiwan. The name incorporates the mission of Patagonia to implement their ethical and sustainable mission in all levels of their supply chain. The movement was started by a group at the University of Notre Dame, consisting of Maggie Hong, Erik Maag, Matthew Terilli, Nick Turner, and Alex Wolfe.

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