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After a hiatus, we’re back. 👋 Exploring the relationship between craft and tourism in our conversation with Katalina Mayorga @theyoufinder of @elcaminotravel Both of our paths in craft began with a journey. And so many others have similar experiences. In this conversation, we cover a lot of topics from what the craft sector can learn from tourism as far as creating authentic consumer experiences, the shifting international aid landscape, and how a single tour group can sometimes drive more impact than a major retailer. Link to listen in bio. X, @harperpoe and @benitastyle by @craft.impact
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a year ago
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🎧The latest episode of Craft:Impact is live on Spotify and Apple Podcasts 🎧 Linkinbio to listen. Our latest conversation with William Ingram of @threadsoflifebali covers a lot of ground from: 🧵How craft organizations can successfully transition the art of making from the “gift economy” to the “market economy”🧵 🇮🇩The potential and power of local markets to advance artisan livelihoods 🇮🇩 ™️Taking cultural appreciation one step further - and into cultural allyship™️ Thank you William Ingram and Threads of Life for sharing your story and impactful approach. 🙏🏼 by @craft.impact
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2 years ago
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💡 Our first conversation with Kevin Starr had a number of insights on how the craft sector can maximize its impact. This one in particular- on whether we can talk about empowerment without talking about increased income - was particularly cogent. by @craft.impact
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3 years ago
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Announcing the launch of Craft:Impact - a new podcast hosting real conversations to inspire real impact. As one of the world’s largest employers, the craft sector needs to have more meaningful dialogue on how we collectively drive more measurable impact - and what that can mean for millions of craftspeople around the world. In our first conversation, @harperpoe and @benitastyle sit down with thought leader Kevin Starr, CEO of the @mulagofoundation to talk about how the craft sector can do a better job of achieving and measuring impact. Kevin’s latest piece in the @stanford.ssir - Don’t Feed the Zombies - is a must-read for anyone working in social enterprise. Take a listen to our conversation where we discuss what is a “zombie” in the social impact space, and how we can do a better job of using craft to achieve measurable change in peoples’ lives. Linkinbio. by @craft.impact
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3 years ago
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