Empowering Refugee Artisans Through Fashion: Amrita Thadani of NEOCOCO
Make Good Fashion: A Fashion Business Podcast · Jasmine Rennie
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Today I get to interview Amrita Thadani founder of Neococo. Neococo is a social-impact fashion company that empowers refugee women through community femininity and hand embroidery. Before starting Neococo Amrita graduated from the Parson School of Design, the new school, and worked as a fashion stylist for 15 years.
Neococo has been featured in publications like Los Angeles Times, Refinery 29, and most recently NBC, California Live. I love what Amrita does so much and how she's able to create jobs for refugee women. And I believe that you're gonna learn so much from her story, and hopefully it empowers you to make change through the things you create too.
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