Creating a Connected Textile Community
Christine Eber has been a WARP member for ten years. She serves as coordinator of Weaving for Justice, volunteers to assist refugees and asylum seekers on the US/Mexico border, and writes poetry and novels of Tzotzil women and their families.
Timothy Hale is an American loom designer and builder. After earning degrees in economics and accounting in 2008, Tim shifted his focus to creating yarn tools—a journey sparked by a chance encounter with Deborah Chandler’s Beginning 4-Harness Weaving DVD. That introduction to weaving quickly grew into a passion that has shaped his work ever since.
Teyana Neufeld is a Canadian weaver and textile artist. After studying textiles (with a specific interest in weaving and garment construction) in Canada, she found it essential to explore her passion in a global context.
Brenda Rosenbaum es una antropóloga que ha trabajado con mujeres Mayas en Chiapas (México) y Guatemala durante más de 40 años.
Brenda Rosenbaum is an anthropologist who has worked with Mayan women in Chiapas, Mexico and Guatemala for more than 40 years.
Chad Troyer is a craftsperson working in textiles, specifically with weaving and dyeing. They are an MFA Candidate at the University of Kentucky. Chad was an Alice Brown Memorial Scholarship recipient in 2023, joining WARP that year.
Deb Brandon is a weaver, respected textile artist and enthusiast, and writer. She’s been an active member of WARP (Weave a Real Peace), including serving as a board member as well as writing the long-running “Textile Techniques from Around the World” column for the WARP newsletter.
EN FRANÇAIS Marie-France Gosselin est une Canadienne d’origine française, originaire d’Amos (au nord du Québec). Elle est passionnée par les fibres, le vin et les voyages (pas nécessairement dans cet ordre).