That was the beginning of the1990 Dolphin Protection Consumer Information Act.
Ashely, herself, stepped onto the floors of Congress to lobby for its passage.
Today, the 39-year-old social worker runs what she insists is a non-partisan, sustainable fashion line, calledLivelihood.
You’re investing in a “socially and ethically conscious” fashion company.
Even Ashley admits that she’s picked up her passion for social justice from her father.
That has stayed with me through adulthood, and is the guiding principle in my professional life."
The Tulane University and University of Pennsylvania graduate hasn’t always dedicated herself to fashion (viaDelaware Online).
In early 2019, she stepped down from her position as Director of the Delaware Center for Justice.
There, she campaigned tirelessly against mass incarceration and for criminal justice reform.
It’s a motto that is (perhaps not-so-unsurprisingly) similar to her dad’s way of treating people.
