The Fashion Show section of ITFP-GH Newsletters will spotlight vibrant showcases in Ghana and beyond, featuring designers, models, and advocates driving industry transformation. It will highlight policies promoting creativity, sustainability, and innovation, positioning fashion shows as platforms for cultural exchange, talent development, and global visibility in textiles and fashion.

The Arts+Culture section, focused on fashion and textiles, will explore apparel and fabrics as powerful mediums of human expression, identity, and social history. It will examine how traditional textile crafts intersect with modern design, tracing cultural narratives woven into global heritages

Edward Apau

Lead Editor, Arts + Culture

Arts + Culture

Morrison Appiagyei Boadi

Editor, Arts + Culture

Arts + Culture

The Education section of ITFP-GH Newsletters will spotlight advocates and policies advancing textile and fashion learning in Ghana and beyond. It will emphasise technological innovations, digital platforms, and modern curricula that enhance skills, foster creativity, and strengthen industry knowledge, driving sustainable growth and global competitiveness in fashion education.

Dr. Phyllis Mensah

Lead Editor, Education

Education

The Environment section of ITFP-GH Newsletters will spotlight advocates and policies addressing environmental threats from textiles and fashion. It will emphasise technological innovations that reduce pollution, promote cleaner production, and encourage sustainable resource use, driving Ghana’s industry revamp while inspiring global collaboration for eco-friendly transformation.

Prof. Eric Bruce-Amartey Jnr.

Lead Editor, Environment

Environment

Benjamin Eghan

Editor, Environment

Environment

The Sustainability section of ITFP-GH Newsletters will highlight advocates and policies advancing eco-friendly practices in textiles and fashion. It will focus on circular production, renewable materials, waste reduction, and ethical standards, promoting Ghana’s industry revamp while fostering resilience, innovation, and global collaboration for a greener future.

Dr. Edem Kwami Buami

Lead Editor, Sustainability

Health

Dr. Beauty Awusi Nyavor Akporyo 

Editor, Sustainability

Health

The Policies section of ITFP-GH Newsletters will spotlight key advocates and transformative policies driving the textile and fashion industry’s renewal in Ghana and beyond. It will emphasize sustainable practices, innovation frameworks, inclusive growth strategies, and regulatory reforms aimed at strengthening competitiveness, empowering professionals, and fostering global collaboration.

Prof. Isaac Abraham

Lead Editor, Policies

Policies

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Nana Banimaa Oduro Boateng

Editor, Policies

Policies

The Science + Tech section of ITFP-GH Newsletters will highlight advocates and policies advancing innovation in textiles and fashion. It will explore smart textiles, nanomaterials, digital design tools, and automation, showcasing how technological breakthroughs can revamp Ghana’s industry, enhance sustainability, and foster global competitiveness through cutting-edge research and applications.

George Kwame Fobiri

Lead Editor, Science + Tech

Science + Tech

Emmanuel Kwame Danso

Editor, Science + Tech

Science + Tech

The World section connects local innovation with global perspectives, showcasing impactful textile and fashion advancement from contributors inside and outside Ghana. It highlights international breakthroughs, cross-border collaborations, and key industry trends of universal interest to our local and global readership.

Dr. Benjamin Tawiah

Editor, World

World

Dr. Raphael Kanyire Seidu

Editor, World

World