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Putting Co Design to work- co creating new futures with and for refugees. Together with UNHCR Africa - Middle East - UK Follow us @dress4ourtime
London College of Fashion, UAL
Joined March 2011
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As UNHCR Artist in Residence, I’ve worked collaboratively with @Refugees, Deepa Patel & the people living in @ZaatariCamp on the Syrian/Jordan border, since 2016 to co-develop opportunities for self-sufficiency & empowerment.
Learn more & watch our film: instagram.com/p/DOJYajkiBrX/
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Tomorrow! Join @AUParis for a seminar exploring fashion and migration/s; the roles of textiles and clothes in the liminal spaces of refugee camps.
With @ProfHelenStorey from @sustfash & Dr Magali An Berthon from @AUParis.
⏰ June 4, 6:00-7:30pm CEST
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CSF’s @ProfHelenStorey & long-time collaborator Deepa Patel recently returned to Malawi to continue CSF's ongoing collaboration with the makers of Dzaleka Arts Lab (DAL), based in Dzaleka refugee camp.
Helen shares her thoughts: instagram.com/p/DJ4NlamNW6r/…
@Refugees @UAL
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🎥CSF Researcher @ProfHelenStorey's film with filmmaker David Betteridge's has been shortlisted for @UAL's Future Fashion Film Festival 2025! @LCFLondon
🎞️ The film is shortlisted for, ‘Activism in a Fashion Context’, the overall winner & special prizes.
arts.ac.uk/colleges/london-c…
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The Pockets of Love 💌👖💌 | New @sustfash Blog
CSF researcher, @ProfHelenStorey shares the Pockets of Love project by Dzaleka Arts Lab (DAL) members, from Dzaleka refugee camp, in Malawi, & collaboration with @LCFLondon staff & students.
Read now: sustainable-fashion.com/post…
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Prof. Helen Storey at the Centre for Sustainable Fashion has curated a 30-year archive at @lcflondon_ Archives, showcasing 2,000 pieces from her career. Explore her journey from 1990 to global collaborations. Read more 🔗 | bit.ly/4ijPq2S
ALT Whispery, ghost-like white dress
ALT A person concealed under a large abstract red hat
ALT Woman in red dress with long train against a red backdrop
ALT A person wearing an embellished coat made from scraps;
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📖 New @UAL Story | @ProfHelenStorey reflects 7 years on from the beginnings of the Zaatari Action project in Zaatari Refugee Camp, Jordan, to the transformative Made in Zaatari initiative, born from resilience, resistance & reciprocity. @Refugees
Read: arts.ac.uk/colleges/london-c…
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Professor Helen Storey, a pioneer at the intersection of fashion & science, has donated her 30-year archive to @UAL. Containing 2k+ pieces, this incredible resource highlights her groundbreaking work in sustainability & innovation.💡
@insidehighered ⬇️
🔗 ow.ly/iQpY50UFWEQ
Enjoyed talking all things life enhancing and life challenging with @timeshighered folk – 30 years in one place, can leave it all be now….
@pvcryan @katestorey27 @UNHCRUK @carolineHSF @MelissaFleming
🎧 Listen to my podcast interview here: timeshighereducation.com/cam…
📻 New podcast with @ProfHelenStorey by @timeshighered Campus podcast.
She discusses cross-pollinated ways of working between fashion, art, science & politics showcased throughout her 30-year creative archive donation to @LCFLondon @UAL
🎧 Listen now: timeshighereducation.com/cam…
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In the latest episode of @timeshighered Campus podcast, @sustfash's Professor @ProfHelenStorey discusses her pioneering work in fashion and the donation of her 30-year creative archive to UAL.
🎧Tune in to the podcast: timeshighereducation.com/cam…
ALT Helen Storey stands beside a man next to a mannequin showcasing an artistic white and blue gown with intricate designs, displayed over a circular carpet that complements the dress's patterns. A large screen with handwritten text and an information board are visible in the modern interior setting.
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Prepare to be inspired by this interview with the first UN @Refugees Agency designer-in-residence @ProfHelenStorey who explains how and why she moved from #fashion to science collaboration to, most recently, working in refugee camps: timeshighereducation.com/cam… via @timeshighered
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New CSF Blog | Creative Archive and Career Reflections by Prof Helen Storey 💭✍️
@ProfHelenStorey charts her expansive creative career and process of rediscovery through curating the archive in her latest article.
Read the blog now: sustainable-fashion.com/post…
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Do you have a vision for how fashion can operate within boundaries that are both safe for the planet and fair for all?🔮🌿
If you are a changemaker or leader who is ready to reimagine fashion's governance systems, apply now to our Stewardship Board sustainable-fashion.com/gove…
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Centre for Sustainable Fashion (CSF) is Hiring -
Head of Knowledge Exchange (Sustainability)
⏱️ Deadline: 26 November 2024 at 17:00 GMT
🔜 Learn more about the role & apply now: jobs.arts.ac.uk/job/11361-he…
@LCFLondon @UAL #SustainableFashion #SustainabilityJobs #FashionJobs
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CSF researcher @ProfHelenStorey is currently in Malawi, at the Dzaleka refugee camp, as Designer in Residence for #UNHCR @Refugees.
Storey shares her experiences on her current trip thus far here: instagram.com/p/DCHiaGWttA_/
Curating the Archive | In Part 2 of our curated images, marking key moments across 30 years of designing, we share highlights of collaborations with the world of science & others, that unexpectedly, took me to the gates of a refugee camp in 2016, Zaatari Refugee Camp...
Image 7 - Sitting with a Field of ‘air purifying’ Jeans – part of the Catalytic Clothing collection, exhibited at Manchester Science Festival, 2010. Collaboration with polymer chemist Anthony Ryan.
#HelenStorey #LCFArchives @LCFLondon
Image 8 - “Herself”, a highly experimental, “couture” textile sculpture, potentially the world’s first air purifying dress. Here, I am pictured with scientist Anthony Ryan, who co-developed this project, in 2011.
#HelenStorey #LCFArchives @LCFLondon
