MFC’s team includes a board, project advisors, partners, and interns.

Board of Directors:

MFC Tie-Dye Inc. (Make Fashion Clean or MFC)’s board of directors consists of educators, designers, artists, activists, researchers, social workers, and humans who share a passion for environmental justice. They govern MFC via 2-5 hours per week of donated volunteer time.

Portrait of MFC Research Director Julia DeVoy — **This image** is a portrait of Julia DeVoy, a voting board member who serves as the Research Director for MFC. View her profile.

**This image** is a portrait of Stacey Johnson, a voting board member who serves as the Equity & Culture Director for MFC. View her profile.

Portrait of MFC Design Director Michelle DuJat — **This image** is a portrait of Michelle DuJat, a voting board member who serves as the Design Director for MFC. View her profile.

Portrait of MFC Board Member Mary-Ann Mufute — **This image** is a portrait of Mary-Ann Mufute, a voting board member who serves as the Partnerships Director for MFC. View her profile.

Portrait of MFC Board Member Cameron Halloran — **This image** is a portrait of Cameron Halloran, a voting board member who serves as the Inventory Director for MFC. View his profile.

This image is a portrait of Dielle Lundberg, a non-voting board member who serves as the Project Coordinator for MFC. View her profile.

This image is a portrait of Qingwan (Cecelia) Cheng, a voting board member who serves as the Grants Director for MFC. View her profile.

MFC Makes Its Impact Through Partnership:

This image shows the logo for The Matilda Flow Inclusion Foundation (MFI Foundation), a non-profit community-based organization in Ghana that operates an upcycling studio that transforms textile waste sent to Ghana from the Global North.

MFC Partner: The MFI Foundation

The Matilda Flow Inclusion Foundation (The MFI Foundation) is a non-profit community-based organization in Greater Accra, Ghana. The organization operates an upcycling studio at which artisans and trainees who have been displaced by the global fast fashion and secondhand clothing industries create tie-dye and denim products out of textile waste sent to Ghana from the Global North. The organization centers women, disabled people, and family members of children with disabilities in its programs and the unique barriers to basic income these groups often face in the community (and globally). The organization was founded by Matilda Lartey, a Ghanaian fashion designer and environmental educator, and is governed by a board of local activists and artisans. MFC’s team has collaborated closely with The MFI Foundation team since 2016.

The MFI Foundation Team:

**This image** is a portrait of Matilda Lartey, a fashion designer, environmental educator, and the founder and director of The MFI Foundation. View her profile.

**This image** is a photo of Matilda Lartey with two members of The MFI Foundation board — Adieu Kofi Wisdom and Genevieve Amma Kujam — and Matilda’s daughter, Ruby Mensah, an artisan trainee.

**This image** shows Founder and Director of the MFI Foundation Matilda Lartey, MFC board member Stacey Johnson, and MFC project coordinator Dielle Lundberg in a panel about global textile pollution in 2021.

**This image** shows founder and director of the MFI Foundation Matilda Lartey, MFC board member Mary-Ann Mufute, and MFC project coordinator Dielle Lundberg meeting about the upcycling partnership in 2023.

MFC Partner: The Aftermath Learning Lab

Aftermath Learning Lab is an environmental health research and art lab whose mission is to reduce global textile waste and other technology-related pollution through research at the intersection of art, policy, developmental psychology, education, and public health with an applied environmental justice lens. The lab is an academic-community partnership between researchers at Boston College and partners Make Fashion Clean (MFC) and The Matilda Flow Inclusion Foundation (MFI Foundation). The lab is run by an interdisciplinary team of researchers studying human development, informal STEM learning, health equity, and design-driven thinking along with artists, environmental educators, and activists. The lab was founded in 2019 out of years of related collaboration between Dr. Julia DeVoy, Dielle Lundberg, and Matilda Lartey.

Go to The Aftermath Learning Lab website, and explore the lab’s team.

**This image** shows MFC board members Dr. Julia DeVoy and Cecelia Cheng connecting in Boston for activities related to The Aftermath Learning Lab.

**This image** shows MFC board members Dr. Julia DeVoy and Dielle Lundberg connecting in Washington D.C. for an exhibition of The Aftermath Sculpture.

Additional MFC Team Members:

Project Advisors (2022 to Present):

Sarah Bibbey, Strategic Advisor (view profile)
Caeli Tegan Zampach, Grants Advisor
Ellen Traylor, Administrative Advisor

Interns (2022 to Present):

Julia Ashley Romero, Communications Intern, Fall 2023
Kerry Heslin, Administrative & Management Intern, Summer 2023
Annabelle Brown, Communications Intern, Fall 2022 to Spring 2023

Other Volunteers (2022 to Present):

Carrie Lundberg, Inventory & Fulfillment Volunteer

Get Involved with MFC:

They are several ways to join the MFC team. These include as a board member, a project advisor, an intern for course or practicum credit, or a volunteer for experience and/or to contribute to MFC’s impact. All MFC positions are remote, and our team is dispersed across the United States and globally. We are actively recruiting for a Marketing Director, Sales Director, and Fundraising Director in 2024 and hope to also bring on a Managing Director, Administrative Director, and Financial Director by mid-2025. Learn more about getting involved.

**This image** shows MFC project advisor Sarah Bibbey with director and founder of The MFI Foundation, Matilda Lartey, during a visit to Ghana in 2022.

**This image** shows MFC project coordinator Dielle Lundberg — then using they/them pronouns — with Matilda Lartey, the founder and Director of The MFI Foundation, and her daughter Ruby Mensah, an artisan trainee, at The MFI Foundation opening in 2016.