# Angel Chang
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angel chang is an American fashion designer and early pioneer in the cross-over between fashion and technology. She received the Ecco Domani Fashion Foundation Award and Cartier Women's Initiative Award in 2007. The revival of endangered traditional Chinese hand-craftsmanship translated into modern designs is the philosophy behind her current womenswear label angel chang.
== Early life and education ==
Chang was born and raised in Muncie, Indiana, and is of Chinese descent.
Angel Chang on why listening to Indigenous knowledge & preserving textile traditions can offer solutions for a more sustainable future
In episode 284, Kestrel welcomes designer Angel Chang to the show. Over the last decade, Angel has been working with artisans in southwest rural China, making garments using zero carbon design / Indigenous practices (all-natural, locally-made, zero electricity).
"For the past 20,000 years, we've b…
Denica Riadini-Flesch of SukkhaCitta on rediscovering Indigenous regenerative farming and dyeing techniques & challenging the status quo
In episode 292, Kestrel welcomes Denica Riadini-Flesch, a development economist and the director at SukkhaCitta, to the show. A social enterprise started in 2016, SukkhaCitta works to give women in rural Indonesia fair access to education and market.
"We have grown this company, this mission, thes…
How preserving Indigenous artisanship led to becoming a zero carbon womenswear designer with Angel Chang
In this episode, Belinda chats with Angel Chang, a zero-carbon womenswear designer, about her women’s clothing line and her experiences working with Indigenous artisans in China to preserve their ancestral knowledge. Tune in!
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Episode 143: Too Much! with Jolene Gutiérrez
On this episode, Jolene Gutiérrez tells us all about her brand new book Too Much! Ready to learn more about this book? "Sometimes everything is too much! Too loud, too bright, and all too overwhelming. Writing from her own experience with sensory processing disorder, award-winning teacher-librarian…
Episode 148: Illustrating For Conversations We Need with Angel Chang
This week we speak with artist and illustrator Angel Chang. Angel discusses her work and process as well as ways educators can support aspiring illustrators. Angel's most recent project is the #Kidlit book "Too Much!: An Overwhelming Day" https://bookshop.org/p/books/too-much-an-overwhelming-day-jo…
Angel Chang
On this episode I am joined by sustainable designer Angel Chang to discuss her process "from seed to button" of garment production, the critical issue of the environmental impact of fashion, and indigenous craftsmanship and traditional knowledge as a solution to climate change. Listen in!
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Carrie Finison’s Origin Story Or How She Got Her Powers
Today’s guest is picture book author Carrie Finison make sure to check out her newest release, Pigs Dig A Road illustrated by Brian Biggs to see her incredible rhyming skills in action!
We chat about Carrie’s start with Baby Bug magazine and writing short snippets, Latin scansion, of all things, a…
Episode 148: Illustrating For Conversations We Need with Angel Chang
This week we speak with artist and illustrator Angel Chang. Angel discusses her work and process as well as ways educators can support aspiring illustrators. Angel's most recent project is the #Kidlit book "Too Much!: An Overwhelming Day" https://bookshop.org/p/books/too-much-an-overwhelming-day-jo…
Episode 143: Too Much! with Jolene Gutiérrez
On this episode, Jolene Gutiérrez tells us all about her brand new book Too Much! Ready to learn more about this book? "Sometimes everything is too much! Too loud, too bright, and all too overwhelming. Writing from her own experience with sensory processing disorder, award-winning teacher-librarian…
The wildly complex anatomy of a sneaker - Angel Chang
Dive into the anatomy of a sneaker to better understand your clothing’s carbon footprint, and how to be a more responsible consumer. --Australians call them “runners." The British know them as “trainers.” Americans refer to them as “sneakers.” Whatever you call them, these casual shoes are worn by …
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