Would Works
Would Works is a Los Angeles-based non-profit social enterprise that employs and trains people experiencing homelessness in the craft of woodworking.
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Meet Shirley
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Meet Tim
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Meet Brunisha
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Meet the Community
The Stories of the Onkwehón:we: Season One
As sisters, we were excited to work with each other on a project, but as two Kanien’kehá:ka (Mohawk) women, we were motivated to push this project in the right direction and provide the artisans with a safe space to share their artwork.
Season One
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Dave Mccomber
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Graysen Moses
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Joe Valliere
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Stephen Jerome
The Stories of the Onkwehón:we: Season Two
Following their first video series introducing viewers to gifted artisans and the beautiful crafts of Onkwehón:we people, series creators Jennifer Kanerahtoronkwas Paul and Katsi’tsaié:ri Paul present four new videos featuring inspirational artisans dedicated to their craft.
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Chuck Commanda
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Amber Waboose
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Hayden Haynes
Artisans
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Matt Wallace
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