Dec 5, 2017
Can entrepreneurship and the business of fashion make headway in the complex web of injustice fueling the global engines of human trafficking and modern day slavery - a dark and dangerous industry thought to generate some $150 billion a year?
In a special episode of the Spirit of 608 podcast, we're approaching what is hands-down one of the most complicated and hard-to-understand criminal problems facing the modern world through a very tight lens, one focused squarely on fashion entrepreneurs who've dedicated their businesses to making a difference for people affected by these issues.
The issue of human trafficking is a lot more complicated than what's seen on the surface. Learn what underlying factors the fashion industry has to deal with regarding this issue, as seen through the eyes and experiences of these founders.
Find out how the love of fashion connects to the love of women and the love of self - and a deep-seeded desire to work to end human trafficking and modern day slavery. These women share the paths that led them to fight for their causes.
How does one profit from a non-profit? Check out how these founders balance the charitable aspect of their companies with their growing businesses.
Website: Trace Fashion | Malia Designs | Velé
Twitter: Malia Designs Twitter
Facebook: Trace Fashion Facebook | Malia Designs Facebook | Velé Facebook
Instagram: Trace Fashion Instagram | Malia Designs Instagram | Velé Instagram
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