“When thinking about Maryam Pugh, Tayyib Smith, and Sam Katz, we think of accomplished visionaries. First up, the revolution may not be televised, but it will be featured thanks to Philadelphia Printworks founder, Maryam Pugh. Her mission to promote social justice has recently gotten bigger since being featured in Target stores. This powerful partnership aims to amplify social justice messages and showcase artists from underrepresented communities.” — Love + Grit

 

“In this episode of High On Feminism, Jess sits down with Maryam Pugh, CEO of social justice apparel brand Philadelphia Printworks. After founding her business in 2010, Maryam shares what compelled her to step into the world of printmaking, the importance of lifting up marginalized voices, and explores how she amplifies stories of black history through her artistry and advocacy.” — High on Feminism

 
Fish Food, a podcast presented by Little Fish Accounting, contains bite-sized accounting advice and discussions for freelancers and entrepreneurs. Listen to this episode here.

Fish Food, a podcast presented by Little Fish Accounting, contains bite-sized accounting advice and discussions for freelancers and entrepreneurs. Listen to this episode here.

 
The Dust + Dignity Podcast explores the connections between leadership, social justice and music. Listen to this episode here.

The Dust + Dignity Podcast explores the connections between leadership, social justice and music. Listen to this episode here.