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hejhej-mats
Have you ever thought about what happens to your yoga mat when you stop using it? The sustainable yoga mat from hejhej wants to give you exactly this food for…
The Next Billion
We’re a for-profit, for-impact driven startup on a bold mission to raise the visibility of one billion women in business globally. Empowering the next billion women entrepreneurs, producers, manufacturers, business…
Bobly Inc.
Hey, you, RETAILER, want to gather good customer data? Want to improve customer satisfaction? Want to increase sales from loyal customers? Want to convert in-store visitors to regular buyers? Of…
Proclaim
Proclaim is an inclusive nude lingerie brand made in Los Angeles from post-consumer recycled plastic water bottles. We are founded on the principes that fashion should represent all women and…
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Partake Foods closes $4.8 million funding round
NEW YORK — Allergen-friendly cookie maker Partake Foods, Inc. closed a $4.8 million Series A fundraising round led by investors...
Partake Foods building a more inclusive food system
The quality assurance specialist at Partake Foods is a six-year-old named Vivienne. She is the daughter of Denise Woodard...
A Social Entrepreneur On What Inspired Her To Start Her Own Ethical Fashion Company
Over 14 million garment workers around the world—including right here in the U.S.—make the fashion we wear each and every day. Have you ever thought about who made your clothes?
Connecting Style & Values: Interview With Erin Houston, Co-founder of Wearwell
As a consumer, starting into the world of shopping ethically can seem overwhelming at first. That's why Erin Houston and her co-founder Emily Kenney founded wearwell—a subscription service that connects women with ethically-made clothes curated specifically for them.
Medical Device Maker Siren Fetches $11.8 Million In Series B Funding
San Francisco-based Siren, a medical device maker company has developed a technology through which it is making smart, washable fabric wearables, has announced picking up $11.8 million as part of Series B financing. The round has been led by Anathem Ventures with participation from names like DCM, Khosla Ventures, 500 Startups, and Peter Thiel's Founders Fund.
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Khon-2 Wrappily & Mana Up on the Morning News
Architecture and Artificial Intelligence
Ithaca College Expert: How Classroom Design Can Improve Students’ Work
Inventor of the Burkini Questions French Bans
Stem Professional Tells Youth To Believe In Themselves
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