#053: Chris Way from the Atinga Project
from Groundswell Groundswell Hosted by Jeremy Summers and Heath Mullikin
Heath Mullikin interviews Chris Way, the founder of the Atinga Project at the Follow 2015 Wesleyan Youth Convention. The Atinga Project sells shoes made by Africans. Specifically, recycled taxi-tire sandals made by Rwandans.
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