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Youth Education Programs

Project FUNDway

The competition is on!  Project Fundway is a fashion showdown competition where students compete for  scholarships and prizes!  This event is to encourage young people to pursue careers in the fashion  industry; also to raise awareness for the fashion/art programs.  Past participants have shown the DMV has a lot of fashion talent - this year will be know different; see you at the showdown!  

 

 

DC Camp Runway

All aspiring designers will love this camp!  Students learn to sketch and design, how to construct a garment, how to produce a fashion show, and much much more.    This camp is for those students eyeing careers in the fashion industry, because they learn how to turn their passion into a lucrative profession.

 

Fashion After School by Sew-N-Know

Fashion after school  is not just about playing dress up!  These children learn how to sketch and design, construct a garment, model, and accessorize their creations.  The program fosters creativity and entrepreneurship in students of all ages interested in fashion.  At the end of the program we have a fashion show where students can't wait to showcase their hard work - the show is always cute and entertaining.  Fashion after school is meant to help develop the talent in all our little fashionistas!

 

 Youth and Adult Programs    

 

Fashionably Business 

 Are you an entrepreneur with a passion for fashion but need place to nurture your skill(s)? Then the Greater Washington Fashion Chamber of Commerce has a place for you in their Fashionably Business classes! Learn the business side of fashion by learning how to write a business plan, the importance of marketing, to Retail Management. Additionally, you can enhance your skill with creative classes on fashion design, textiles, and sewing. Note: This program is made possible by a generous Neighborhood Investment Fund grant provided by the Department Housing and Community Development (DHCD).