Information

Information is necessary for people to make “informed choices” – yet too often, as consumers, we are not provided with enough information to be adequately informed. We assume (as we should be able to) that what is available to us is safe, that those who have approved public use of a product have tested it and there are no risks involved.

Unfortunately, in many instances this is not the case.

With a background in education, and a commitment to acting to create change when I know there is a problem, there are various branches of my work that are solely based on providing information.

Here are some of them.