Episode Synopsis "Bush School Capstone & Zapotec Women's Weaving Cooperative"

In this special episode, explore a project created by the Bush School Consulting Capstone 2022 team, International Artisan Market & Cultural Exchange: Celebrating Zapotec Heritage. Hear from Dr. William Brown and graduate student Joshua Feldman about why they aim to connect international artisans with the local community, and learn about a gallery exhibit co-hosted by MSC L.T. Jordan on April 7, 2022 to display the artisanship of Zapotec women in the weaving cooperative Vida Nueva!

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