What can children tell us through their interactions with everyday clothes? And what can they learn about themselves and others through clothing? Why and how can young people inspire a more ethical fashion industry driven by D4CR principles? It takes no less than three experts to address these questions through the analysis of collaborative experiences of co-creation with children. Let’s embark into their journey and explore with us the learning power of clothes!
Join us on this exploration with Aude Le Guennec, Design Anthropologist, Design Anthropologist, co-curator “Dressed for School” (in partnership with the French National Museum of Education), Laetitia Barbu, designer and artistic director at Ark-Ellia Design and Illustrious Lab, and Anne-Charlotte Hartmann-Bragard, expert in brand strategy, image and communication and founder of Studio Abi, promoting textile education.
*** Links to the guests and hosts***
Guests: Dr. Aude Le Guennec, Anne-Charlotte Hartmann-Bragard, Laetitia Barbu
Host: Polina Lulu
***Links & references mentioned in this episode***
Illustrious Lab (Laetitia Barbu)
Studio Abi (Anne-Charlotte Hartmann-Bragard)
https://www.audeleguennec.com/home
https://radar.gsa.ac.uk/profile/1719
Tell Me exhibition :
https://d4crscottishchapter.wordpress.com/gallery/
https://d4crscottishchapter.wordpress.com/munae-press-release/
https://my.octopus3d.com/tour/shabiller-pour-lecole (online exhibition)
https://d4crfrenchchapter.wordpress.com/galerie/ (in French)
*** Links of the D4CR Association and active local chapters***