Roots & Routes of Linen - A Podcast by Eriri

366 Solutions - 185: Hemp Fibre

Chico Flax - United Nations of Flax

SAFSF - Fibers Roadmap Stakeholder Webinar

​The Kitchen Garden Series - renewing and reweaving

Medium - Meet one of our Partners! Fibrevolution

Fibershed - Annual Report (page 4-7)

One Earth - The SAFSF Fibers Roadmap: regenerative fibers, regenerative funding

​NAWL - Making Fashion Sustainable / The Environmental Law Podcast

Fibershed - 3 Maps Show How We Can Unlock Local Clothing Industries

National Association of Women Lawyers - Making Fashion Sustainable - Lessons Learned From Soil to Shirt

Hecho X Nosotros - Webinar: The Importance of Place; Revitalizing Linen in the Pacific Northwest

Resilience - Flax in West Coast Fibersheds: Updates from Field to Mill

Fibershed - Flax in West Coast Fibersheds: Updates from Field to Mill

​Sympatico - Hemp Clothing made with US-grown fiber is poised for a comeback
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Fibershed; Growing a Movement of Farmers, Fashion Activists, and Makers for a New Textile Economy

The Corvallis Advocate - Sustainable Linen Movement: Revitalizing Flax & Hemp

Wild Fibers Magazine - Flax Back to the Future

YarnStories Podcast - Episode 215: Fibrevolution with Shannon Welsh

Small Farmer's Journal - The Flax-Fiber Revolution

Seeker - Weaving a New Future for U.S. Fashion Economy

"Contextualizing Textiles" for the GIST Weave Podcast / GIST yarn & fiber - Regenerative Regional Flax Production with Angela Wartes-Kahl of Fibrevolution

The Evergreen State College - Independent Project - Growing Flax on the Organic Farm & Flax To Fab

The Food and Fibers Project - American Linen Revival: Fibrevolution Aims To Bring Flax Back To Oregon

ifd - Join the Fibrevolution

Hobby Farms - Raising Eco-Consciousness in Textiles: Think of It as "Slow Fashion"

Designing the Future - Pathways through Fibersheds to Natural Resource Management, Regional Economic Development, and Bridging Cultural Divides
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Capital Press - Flax: What's old is new again

In Good Tilth - Fibrevolution: Bringing Flax Back To Western Oregon