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Would Works is a Los Angeles-based non-profit social enterprise that employs and trains people experiencing homelessness in the craft of woodworking. Meet the people behind this benevolent organization and learn how woodworking has changed their lives.
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Produced by two Kanien’kehá:ka (Mohawk) sisters, in this video series, Onkwehón:we artisans share their art and traditions.
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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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For some, working with wood is more than just a casual pastime, it’s a way of life. These are the stories of talented artisans who have carved a career path for themselves in the woodworking space.
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