A one-stop shop for artisans and ethical fashion entrepreneurs to find practical & actionable steps to use fashion for social impact. Find inspiration, unique insights and tips to scale positive impact on people & planet. Find out more about my practice or how we can work together at www.anisajohnny.com & follow me on Instagram @anisajohnny.
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A Podcast for Artisans and Ethical Fashion Entrepreneurs by Anisa Johnny
What does it take to build a fashion business that truly values people, heritage and the planet? In this inspiring episode, Kathy Marshall, founder of Sabahar, shares how she pioneered eri silk production and helped transform Ethiopia's handloom weaving sector.
Discover how this woman-owned social enterprise has spent more than two decades preserving traditional craftsmanship while creating fair, sustainable employment and empowering hundreds of artisans.
It's a powerful conversation about ethical fashion, cultural preservation and the lasting impact of conscious business.
22 Jun 2026
The Distance Travelled: Custodians of Craft
Koryo Badeweyo Campbell is the founder and curator behind The Distance Travelled, a Brixton-based store and storytelling platform.
The stunning treasure-trove of artefacts from around the world also celebrates the founder’s British-African heritage and love of craft through thoughtfully curated collectable objects.
Inspired by journeys across the world with a focus on the African continent, The Distance Travelled is a concept store, exhibition space, and curated accommodation that shares the stories, cultures, and connections woven into every object.
The Distance Travelled (https://thedistancetravelled.com/)
Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/thedistancetravelled/)
Get in touch with Koryo here (https://www.linkedin.com/in/koryobadeweyo/)
20 May 2026
Africa In The Age of Disruption
Listen to Michelle Hadebe’s hope for the Africa Together 2026 conference taking place at the Cambridge Union from 22 to 24 May.
A special conversation with Michelle Hadebe, Conference Chair for Africa Together 2026. Hosted by the Africa Association at Cambridge University. Over two days, the ATC 2026 has created a space for lively discussion, describing the conference as an opportunity for students, academics, policymakers, entrepreneurs, creatives, professionals, business leaders, heads of state, and businesspeople to engage on Africa’s evolving role in the world.
This year's theme is “Africa in the Age of Disruption”. Listen to Michelle unpack why this is a not-to-be-missed event for anyone curious about the continent, working in culture, politics and development.
Find out more about the African Cambridge Society here (https://www.africansocietycambridge.co.uk/atc)
Book Tickets for the conference from 22 to 24 May here (https://www.cambridgesu.co.uk/events/6191/2249/)
Get in touch with Michelle Hadebe on (https://%20https//www.linkedin.com/in/michelle-hadebe/%C2%A0)LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/michelle-hadebe/)
Follow whats happening at the African Cambridge Society @CamAfricaday (https://www.instagram.com/camafricaday/)
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