What a good learning project for those  North Eugene students, congratulations  to teacher Claire Wiles.  A good program to match their youthful  idealism with activity which will make a difference.
They even researched the industry:
"Students examined labor conditions, wages and dangers in clothing manufacturing plants........ "
However, a word of caution  about just how far they  may want to take this activity. At their age they may not know about the conflict over  this issue at the University of Oregon in 2000. Under intense pressure from students, the UO joined the Workers' Rights Consortium, an international organization opposing mistreatment of workers. It was particularly  critical of Nike.
Phil Knight was furious at the UO when he found out about it and stated that while he had given  some $50 million to the UO, "The bonds of trust, which allowed me to give at a high level, have been shredded."
He suspended a  $30 million gift and it took years to win "Uncle Phil" back.