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In her moving and inspirational memoir, Colombino-Billingham recounts how she created DeuxMains, a fair-trade fashion line created in collaboration with Haitian artisans, weaving the strands of tragedy into a model of empowerment and dignity.
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INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS TIMES
When aid worker Julie Colombino-Billingham arrived in Haiti following the catastrophic 2010 earthquake, she planned to stay just a few weeks. She stayed for years, and what began as a humanitarian mission became a life's purpose. Her new book, From Loss to Legacy: How a Fashion Business Rose From Haiti's Rubble, tells the remarkable true story of how compassion, courage, and community can rebuild lives in the aftermath of disaster.
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In Bold Journey, founder Julie Colombino-Billingham shares how witnessing Haiti’s 2010 earthquake inspired her to create Deux Mains, a sustainable luxury brand providing dignified jobs for Haitian artisans through a solar-powered, women-owned factory.


CANVAS REBEL
In the Canvas Rebel interview, founder Julie Colombino‑Billingham recounts how her journey, from a professional dancer and aerialist to leading social impact through Deux Mains—was shaped by a singular encounter in Haiti after the 2010 earthquake, igniting her mission to create dignified employment for Haitian artisans.
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In this interview, it’s revealed how impact-driven entrepreneur Jolina Auguste found her voice in Haiti, led by the mission of her brand Deux Mains: to empower artisans and create meaningful employment through ethical fashion.


SOUTHERN LIVING
This feature highlights Julie Colombino, founder of Deux Mains, who turned her disaster-relief experience in Haiti after the 2010 earthquake into a sustainable social enterprise. Inspired by local resilience and resourcefulness, she built a brand that empowers Haitian women through fair-wage employment and ethical craftsmanship creating beautiful, sustainable products while helping rebuild communities across Haiti.
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