Ibukun Baldwin
For Black History Month, Future Figures recognises those members who are giving back to the Black community, and a spotlight on amazing individuals making Black history now.
As Part of Black History Month 1Xtra once again celebrates its Future Figures. Future Figures is a way to recognise those members who are giving back to the Black community, and a time to celebrate the countless acts that are taking place up and down the country today by those who are helping to create the black history of tomorrow.
Ibukun Baldwin runs the label, Bukky Baldwin, which aims to empower marginalised communities.
Bukky Baldwin is flipping the script on the ethics of the fashion and textile industry.
The label focuses on the importance of community and providing employment opportunities for marginalised groups. The brand values individuals in need at its core and we are committed to using creativity as a tool to bring about positive socio-economic change in the UK.
The founder of an ethical fashion and textiles company is helping to train the region's homeless and refugees.
Bukky Baldwin, which is based in Manchester’s Whitworth Gallery, has now been recognised for its efforts after it was chosen as one of five creatives to win at the Deutsche Bank Awards for Creative Entrepreneurs