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Many of us experience the sewing and crafting communities as a welcoming haven in which we find self expression, safety and belonging. But just how inclusive are sewing spaces, both virtual and IRL? And how can we build them better? Guest host Kat Camfield (https://katsews.ca/) is back with an incredible conversation with Frances Andonopoulos, the visionary behind a different kind of sewing school, Sincere Studio (https://www.sincerestudiopdx.org/) in Portland, Oregon. They discuss how Sincere Studio was built from the ground up with everybody and every body in mind, and why only the social enterprise model can work when creating a space that truly serves all members of a community.  Support the podcast over on Patreon (  / checkyourthread  ) ! Kat Camfield (https://katsews.ca/) is a sewing teacher and sewing retreat organiser living in Victoria, Canada. You can follow Kat on Instagram @cooperativekatsews (  / cooperativekatsews  ) .  Hear Kat on previous episodes of CYT: • Ep. #196: Eco Printing - Kat Camfield with Carly from Lorelei Textile Design (https://pod.link/1579342799/episode/a...) • Ep. #200: Making Check Your Thread - with Zoe & Kat, Part 1 (https://pod.link/1579342799/episode/a...) • Ep. #201: Making Check Your Thread - with Zoe & Kat, Part 2 (https://pod.link/1579342799/episode/a...) • Ep. #204: The Sewing Machine, A Novel - Kat Camfield with Natalie Fergie  (https://pod.link/1579342799/episode/a...) Frances Andonopoulos is the founder of Sincere Studio (https://www.sincerestudiopdx.org/) in Portland, Oregon.  You can follow them on Instagram @sincerestudiopdx (  / sincerestudiopdx  ) .