In joining the FLA, companies demonstrate a commitment to promoting international labor standards within their supply chains. The companies that have joined the FLA to date range from multi-national corporations producing footwear and apparel for the global market, to small businesses that manufacture goods for the US collegiate market.

FLA Collegiate Licensee Program Are you a company that manufactures licensed goods for an FLA-affiliated college or university? If so, click here.

In recent years, colleges and universities have begun to seek assurances that products bearing their names are produced under fair and decent working conditions. The FLA provides an opportunity for colleges and universities to demonstrate their leadership and action on this issue by providing a program for schools to promote fair labor standards in the production of their collegiate licensed goods.

If you would like to learn more about becoming an FLA participating company, please contact Jorge Perez-Lopez at jperez-lopez@fairlabor.org.

To learn more about affiliating with the FLA as a college or university, download the university registration form. If you have questions, please contact Sarah Labowitz at slabowitz@fairlabor.org.

Since the establishment of the FLA, NGOs have been fundamental in the development and operation of the FLA. From assisting in the formulation of policies and procedures at the Board level to factory-level involvement as accredited monitors, NGOs have played a valuable role in advancing workers rights through the FLA system.

To learn more about getting involved in the FLA as an NGO, please contact HeeWon Khym at hkhym@fairlabor.org.