Podcast: Rightfully Sewn with guest Tyler Bennett

Penny Forward Podcast S2024 E6: Rightfully Sewn with guest Tyler Bennett

In this episode of the Penny Forward Podcast, hosts Chris Peterson and MOe Carpenter interview Tyler Bennett from Rightfully Sewn.

The Kansas City non-profit focuses on providing education and job opportunities in sewing and fashion for those facing employment barriers. Tyler discusses Rightfully Sewn’s mission, its integration with Alpha Point, and the organization’s commitment to diversity and inclusion. The conversation also covers the sewing job market, training specifics, and how Rightfully Sewn addresses challenges faced by the blind community, while fostering an environment that welcomes a variety of projects and people.

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www.rightfullysewn.com

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