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Eco Fashion Hub

Eco Fashion Hub

A Podcast for Artisans and Ethical Fashion Entrepreneurs by Anisa Johnny 30 Episodes May 20, 2026

A one-stop shop for artisans and ethical fashion entrepreneurs to find practical and actionable steps to use fashion for social impact. Find inspiration, unique insights and tips to scale positive impact on people and planet. Find out more about my practice or how we can work together at www.anisajohnny.com and follow me on Instagram @anisajohnny.

Episodes

Africa In The Age of Disruption May 20, 2026 00:32:25 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
Exclusive! Two Ethical Brands From Tanzania Showcase in Singapore. May 6, 2026 00:35:22 Learn how a dream opportunity at Eco Fashion Weekend Singapore put two Tanzanian designers on the global stageMeet Comfort Shangali Kenneth, who left corporate life behind to follow her passion for weaving. Inspired by a six-week course in Germany, she founded Weaving Point—a social enterprise producing traceable, zero-CO₂, 100% cotton handwoven garments while creating opportunities for marginalis
Meet Safia Minney, Founder of Indilisi May 3, 2026 00:23:42 Learn how ethical fashion can support both people and the planet with Indilisi.This episode is a collaboration between Eco Fashion Weekend Singapore and Eco Fashion Hub. I urge you to listen in to my conversation with Sustainable Fashion Pioneer Safia Minney MBE, as we explore Indilisi’s approach to transparency, social impact, and community and ecosystem regeneration.The brand, a slow fashion col
Meet Clara Simanjuntak Founder of Nyana Nyana Eco Collective May 2, 2026 00:28:15 Learn how to connect with sustainable fashion through community-led initiatives with Nyana Nyana Eco Collective. Based in Singapore, Nyana Nyana Eco Collective is a physical store and social enterprise curating like-minded brands and working with artisans to support traditional craft. The store that has a wide range of product categories focuses on brands that use natural dyes, plant-based fabrics
Meet Mahima Gujral Founder of SUI May 2, 2026 00:21:46 Learn how to incorporate slow fashion into everyday dressing with SUI.Based in India and Singapore, SUI is a conscious fashion label focused on comfortable, versatile silhouettes. SUI means needle in Hindi. The collections are inspired by the connection between craft and nature, with designs to suit a wide range of women.In this episode, a collaboration between Eco Fashion Weekend Singapore and Ec
Meet Ju Husnee Founder of Concur Patchwork May 2, 2026 00:33:00 Learn how fashion can create both environmental and social impact with Concur Patchwork.In this episode, a collaboration between Eco Fashion Weekend Singapore and Eco Fashion Hub, I speak to Ju Husnee, the designer behind Concur Patchwork, to understand their community-focused model, including employing women, providing skills training, and supporting livelihoods in Thailand’s Southern Border Prov
Meet Angeline Oei Designer & Founder of A.Oei Studio May 1, 2026 00:18:18 The episode, a collaboration between Eco Fashion Weekend Singapore and Eco Fashion Hub, explores the studio’s approach to craftsmanship, longevity, and more considered fashion choices.Learn how to build a more thoughtful, long-lasting wardrobe with Angeline Oei, designer and founder of A.Oei Studio. This bespoke atelier is known for original, nature-inspired textile prints, paired with clean lines
Developing a Successful Clothes Swapping Solution with Raye Padit Mar 16, 2026 00:55:19 Raye Padit is a Singapore-based fashion designer and circular fashion advocate dedicated to transforming how we produce, consume, and value clothing. The founder of The Fashion Pulpit, Raye, is a sustainable fashion pioneer, developing Singapore’s first retail space focused on clothing swapping and upcycling, which empowers communities to embrace more conscious fashion choices. Raye also co-founde
Plant-based Braiding Sourced From Africa with Jacqueline Shaw Feb 11, 2026 00:35:23 Tune in for an inspiring conversation with Jacqueline Shaw, an entrepreneur, author, and sustainability trailblazer. Listen in to hear her powerful insights on ethical fashion, entrepreneurship, sustainability, and building global impact from Africa to the world. This is a conversation you won’t want to miss.As Director of Africa Fashion Guide and founder of Fashion Africa Trade Expo, Jacqueline h
Keith Recker On Indigo Feb 2, 2026 00:42:48 Keith Recker is an eloquent speaker and colour expert. When Pantone announced the colour of the year as white, there was only one opinion I wanted to hear. He doesn’t pull punches. Listen to the episode that outlines Keith’s call to action to the design & colour community.Keith Recker is a renowned expert in colour, culture, and textiles with a distinguished background spanning luxury retail (
Circular Fashion Communication With Kay Liu Jan 19, 2026 00:35:18 Kay Liu is a Lecturer in Sustainable Fashion on the MA Business and Practices at Kingston University, and a consultant specialising in sustainability and circularity in fashion. Her work focuses on developing practical, scalable solutions to textile waste for private clients.With a background in woven textile design, her career spans work with women-led artisan organisations in Nepal. HerMasters d
Leading Ethically In Sustainable Fashion Education: A Conversation With Dr Sass Brown Jan 7, 2026 01:01:27 A designer & educator with global experience, Dr Brown developed and leads the Masters in Sustainable Fashion: Business & Practices at Kingston School of Art (Kingston University, UK). A pioneer of sustainable fashion. She describes herself as a writer, researcher, educator, activist, nomad, and designer writing about true luxury and artisan-made clothing and textiles. Her PhD is a seminal

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