POISE Presents Lucidity Fashion Show,

About the event

The Poise spring 19 fashion show will take place Sunday March 31, 2019. With a projected attendance of more than 300 students, influencers, and civilians, the fashion show will highlight emerging and seasoned Detroit fashion designers.
Offering a safe space for freedom of expression, POISE realized a need for connection between WSU students and the communities they come from. This year, POISE has dedicated its philanthropic efforts to supporting Roots Strong to increasing access to the necessary resources for their
success and development.
Through mentorship programs, the arts, establishing libraries, and computer labs, we are able to best impact the lives of youth. Our emphasis on sustainability, increasing access to resources, arts, and education is key to cultivating generations of global leaders and innovators.

Why should you sponsor?

This years Spring Fashion Show will be dedicated to Roots Strong. Our group of talent students will be giving back to other students in need. Roots Strong wants to help Grateful Hill Primary of Jamaica with a mission and purpose: to aid in revitalizing, remodeling, and resourcing the school and its students with the necessary tools to further promote their education. Our primary goal is to establish a library and computer labs for both the infant and upper level grades to ensure that present and future students are able to have direct access to technology and books to improve literacy and expand their imagination of the spaces that they imagine themselves in.

Arnell Kinney

POISE is a student organization created to
promote free self-expression amongst students
and support the Wayne State community and
surrounding areas.
Utilizing the arts, it partners with other organizations
to give back to people in need. POISE addresses
modern-day social issues with a holistic
approach that encourages diversity and inclusion.
Through positive body imagery and messaging,
equal opportunity and education initiatives,
and the fostering of collective campus
culture it challenges the drivers that inhibit individuals
from feeling empowered to be themselves.

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