Haiti Design Collective

COLLABORATION: bridging the gap between makers in the U.S. and makers in Haiti in order to share skills and create products with a meaningful impact.
PURCHASING POWER: giving the consumer the opportunity to use their purchasing power for good and take part in the movement of slow fashion.
SKILL TRAINING: developing craftsmen and leaders that are able to use their skills to provide for their families and contribute to the development of their community."

With the help of a two-part model -- In House Training & Employment and Artisan Entrepreneur Development -- we now have developed a training and production center employing over 150 people within the workshop proper and HDC partner branches.

"Providing consistent employment, job training and stability to individuals in vulnerable situations in Haiti and supporting artisan leaders to succeed as independent entrepreneurs in the community. "