Tucked away in Soho NY near my studio space in Tribeca, is a cool spot that I check out from time to time. The term “Voz” in Spanish means simply “voice,” and it’s a term that reflects so much of our time could use more of. Founded in 2012 by Jasmine Etoile Aarons as a way to give more of a stakeholder relationship to some of the most talented women in the world—the Mapuche weavers from southern Chile who make incredible geometric patterns in wool gear. Voz works to make collaborations and exchanges between indigenous women from all over the world and is a B Corporation that gives women a full equity stake in the processes that generate a bunch of very cool, new fashion designs and gives them a platform that makes a deep statement about how design can affect social change.