How Blood Sweat and T-shirts made her a TV activist | Stacey Dooley | 5x15 x Bright New Things 2016
Stacey Dooley is one of Britain's most loved documentary presenters. Fashion conscious Stacey's life took an unexpected turn when she travelled to India in 2007 for the BBC3 series Blood, Sweat and T-Shirts to live and work alongside the people in the Indian fashion industry making clothes for the UK High Street. Upon her return to the UK, Stacey began campaigning against child labour, organising events to raise money for charities and has since embarked on a series of investigations both at home and abroad. Her series, Stacey Dooley Investigates addressed topics ranging from sex trafficking to underage sex slavery in Cambodia and the dark side of tourism in Thailand and Kenya. Stacey has also presented four series of Show Me What You’re Made Of for CBBC, in which young British children adopt the lifestyles of child factory workers abroad. In 2015, her BBC3 documentary Beaten By My Boyfriend looked at domestic abuse in the UK, and another series investigated cannabis smuggling.
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She said once that she wanted to do something to change a persons life.And you made it 👏👏👏from a teenager on a trip,to this❤love it❤You go girl💪
She is so adorable and genuine. I just finished Blood Sweat and T-shirts
@caterinawilliams998
3 жыл бұрын
Hi, just watched Blood Sweat and T-shirts episode 1/2/3/4...but I thought there was a 5 episode as well?
Was incredible seeing her in the docu blood sweat and tshirts and seeing her continue as an activist.
Love her shows she goes to poor countries and raise awareness and helping them well done
She has such a wonderful energy
I'm in SW Morocco - with just a knackered phone. Was slumped on the sofa ill just a few days ago and stumbled upon pretty much the entire Blood Sweat series on KZread. I'd never seen it before. Not only was it excellent but gave me a bit of a shock when I saw the teenage Stacey - who's (subsequent) documentaries I've indepentantly lapped up on this platform. I absolutely love her docs. But I haven't found anything more recent than about four years ago - possibly because of licensing restrictions. I also wonder what happened to the other contributors of the Blood Sweat series. Meanwhile - long may she continue - and hopefully surpass that much deserved MBE.
I love her. She is an amazing lady
Lovely girl Stacey down to earth ❤️❤️❤️
@harshitbasand9864
3 жыл бұрын
The slum she visited in india I also live there
@geegee8625
3 жыл бұрын
I would marry Stacey dooley
Love you Stacey💖 😍💖. Love all your documentaries
So has something changed in the 15 years since the docu about the sweatshops was made?
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And nothing changed. And Stacey still buys from the same retailers. Blood Sweat was just a convenient spring board to a TV career, now in the past. Oh and India is South Asia, not South East Asia.
@sammyruncorn4165
2 жыл бұрын
How do you know :)?
@neeni4
2 жыл бұрын
Rubbish
@sirandrelefaedelinoge
2 жыл бұрын
Semantics
@terimorris6394
Жыл бұрын
Shut up lemon