About
Cait Bagby
Welcome to World Threads Traveler, a site dedicated to sustainable fashion, green beauty, eco-education, responsible tourism, and conscious living.
In 2009 Cait completed her BA in International Relations from the American University of Rome where she also sat on several boards and committees including the President of the International Relations Club, Student Board of Appeals, Secretary of the Student Government, assistant Lecturer in Public Speaking and Negotiations, and Lead Delegate for the Model Harvard United Nations. During her time at AUR, Cait additionally worked as a Department Assistant, Student Researcher for several published books, lecturers, and articles, as well as an Assistant Editor for the academic journal: International Political Anthropology.
After graduating she took a year off to work at Baker & Abraham Law Firm in Boston, MA eventually pursuing an MA in War at King’s College London graduating in 2011 with an academic emphasis on genocide studies, human rights, and international criminal law. While in London Cait worked as a risk analyst focusing on the MENA region in regards to anti-piracy and terrorism prevention.
Upon completion of her studies Cait went on to become an Editor and then Editor-in-Chief of Politikon, an internationally circulated social sciences journal under IAPSS. Simultaneously while working as an Editor for IAPSS Cait also worked as a research intern at the University of Boston Center for Gender, Security, and Human Rights. In 2015 Cait made the leap to blogging full time, transitioning World Threads Traveler from high fashion to sustainable fashion by pairing her academic training in human rights with her love and curiosity of fashion.
Since that time World Threads Traveler has gained international readership and been recognized as one of the Top Green Blogs in 2017 and a member of the Ethical Writers and Creatives. WTT focuses on sustainable fashion, green beauty, and conscious lifestyle with a large portion of the blog dedicated to eco-education where readers can find articles regarding the fashion industry and covering such topics as Child Labor in the Textile Industry, Chemicals in Clothing, and Denim Production among others.
Cait strongly believes: “you don’t have to give up style to dress sustainably, dogs make everything better, travel is the best therapy, global living wage is achievable, flower gardens are essential, and without a healthy planet none of these things would be possible.”
She works to discover, promote, and encourage sustainable businesses and practices across several industries while always providing authentic reviews readers have come to trust and rely on.
World Threads Traveler incorporates affiliate links on select posts (always noted in each post). We understand the concern that those posts may not be authentic and may be influenced by the brands we work with. We can assure you this is not the case. Cait maintains a simple policy: if she likes your brand, believes you are working towards authentic sustainable practices, and actually enjoys your product then she helps to raise brand awareness; if not she doesn’t work with that brand. Affiliate links help to keep World Threads Traveler open and operating while adding no additional cost to the reader. If you have any questions or concerns about affiliate link usage or other advertising send us an e-mail! We hold ourselves to the same standards as the brands we work with: transparency, honesty, and openness.
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