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This week on the Novel Hand Podcast, I talked with Porscha Scott, founder of InHer City Chic. This nonprofit gives women in inner city communities access to high quality fashion for free.
Porscha is passionate about empowering inner city women and providing them with community and clothes. Originally from Brownsville, Brooklyn, she calls New York City home and is excited to be leading a nonprofit that seeks to create change in her community.
Through pop-up style shops, InHer City Chic empowers young women through fashion and community.
In today's episode, Porscha shares how she got the idea for the organization, the process of founding a nonprofit, and her dreams for InHer City Chic.
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