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SFU Instructors Speak About Sustainable Fashion in CBC Interview
November 24, 2019
Our Make Change Studio (formerly known as Business of Design) instructors Emily Smith and Stephanie Ostler speak with CBC Vancouver about their work with Make Change Studio and the importance of sustainable fashion.
Make Change Studio is an innovative 4-course program that focuses on sustainability and enterpreneurship by bringing together students from SIAT, Beedie, and Emily Carr University. To find out more about Make Change Studio and apply, visit their website.
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