There are ways in which we, as a society, can make a contribution to the global community, empowering ourselves to make conscious consumer decisions, and spark change. Join Theory of Place as they highlight female entrepreneurs that make tangible products for good at The Good Find Pop-up in New York.
The Good Find Pop-up will feature New York based panelists, Arianna Reagen of Arcana, Brittany Barb of Indego Africa, and Elizabeth Suda of Article22. Panelists will share their stories of impact and empowerment across the globe. The Good Find will act as both a marketplace and catalyst for conversation around what it means to be an ethical consumer. 
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About The Speakers:
Arcana | Arianna Reagan Is the founder of Arcana New York. The brand operates with the mission to make sustainable and ethical fashion the new archetype of the industry. By doing fashion strictly on her own terms, Arianna realized she could empower women and textile artisans, bring art and soul to the pieces she designed by rooting them in history and global identity and effect positive change on the environment by investing in sustainable textiles. Arianna now lives in Brooklyn with her husband and two cats and travels at every opportunity.
Article 22 | Elizabeth Suda founded ARTICLE 22 when she met artisans in a rural village melting US bombs into spoons. After two years in the Merchandising Department at Coach, she packed her bags and traveled to Laos. She was on a mission to understand how local, sustainable crafts made by women could be plugged into the global fashion market. Having studied History at Williams College and Oxford University, she was beguiled by her lack of awareness of the Secret War in Laos 1963-1974 which left a legacy of 80 million unexploded bombs. She created the Peacebomb bracelet with the idea of buying back the bombs. Since, ARTICLE22 has developed into a global business, selling an evolving collection of jewelry and home goods to customers in 40 countries.
Indego Africa | Brittany Barb is a design-driven change-maker. She plays a pivotal role in Indego Africa’s branding strategies and communications, combining her innovative and vibrant design aesthetic with her commitment to empowering African women artisans. She holds a B.A. in Communications and Digital Media Art from Manhattan College. Her photography combines a bright and vibrant design aesthetic with a commitment to empowering women artisans and preserving traditional craft.
Date & Time
Sun, March 11, 2018
3:00 PM – 5:00 PM EDT
Location
AP CAFE
420 Troutman Street
Brooklyn, New York 11237
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