Creating a Connected Textile Community
Sustainability matters! It’s time to change the way we make and appreciate textiles. As people who value the textile arts, how can we promote and incorporate sustainability? Let’s get the discussion going so that we can start taking action!
Andean Textile Arts is a nonprofit dedicated to supporting the people and communities of the Andes in their efforts to preserve and revitalize their textile traditions. In this presentation, board members will share an overview of ATA’s diverse programs!
EN ESPAÑOL Kate Colwell, miembro de WARP desde hace 10 años, fabrica textiles desde su más tierna infancia y ha estado involucrada en el cuidado de la salud durante casi el mismo tiempo. Actualmente jubilada de varias carreras en el área de la salud, Kate se alegra de que la pandemia esté llegando a su fin para poder retomar sus planes de viajar más.
Kate Colwell has been making textiles since early childhood and has been involved with healthcare nearly as long. Currently retired from several healthcare careers, Kate is glad the pandemic is winding down so she can get back to plans for more travel.
Linda Temple was a co-founder of WARP more than 30 years ago. In addition to a quarter-century of service to WARP as newsletter editor, Linda has demonstrated WARP’s core values through a lifetime of socially-oriented service.