u/ImaginaryCode3579

Wondering if this has real interest or if it’s just one of those ideas that sounds nice but nobody actually engages with. It doesn't have to be REALLY successful potential.. just asking if it's worth putting time into as a 15 year old student (this is also a project-based business course assignment). will it attract people?

A campaign/platform to spread world culture awareness through art, fashion, food:

  • Cultural awareness competitions : art, photography, essay, filmmaking, poetry, fiction, cooking etc. with specific cultural themes (both themes that push people to learn about other cultures, or share/appreciate their own)
  • Blog, fun videos, instagram content and possibly interactive content/games explaining world cultures (fashion, traditions, music, cultural history, food and it won't be just surface level)
  • Selling cultural items (jhumkas, hairpins, fans, textiles, etc.) with clear credit to the culture(s)/region(s) they come from, and perhaps some history on how it changes slightly across world cultures (because one thing can come from many places!).
  • If something is specially designed, the actual artist/designer is publicly credited and promoted on the platform.
  • Modest fashion options (for people like Muslimahs, etc.) that are both trends made modest, but also for more expressive people, like cultural outfits or even themed looks (like historical/fantasy-inspired/pirate/anime type fits) into modest styles.
    • Content alongside this with inspiration on how to style and mix pieces in a way that keeps personality instead of everything looking the same

The intention is to:

  • spread awareness about cultures that are often misrepresented or ignored
  • encourage appreciation for your own culture and other cultures.

Also:

  • would DEFINATELY take submissions/designs from small or unknown creators, like high schoolers (no qualifications needed), as long as the work is good
  • they get full credit + visibility instead of being hidden behind a brand

What do you think?

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u/ImaginaryCode3579 — 22 days ago

15F, this is also part of a business assignment but genuinely wondering if this has real interest or if it’s just one of those ideas that sounds nice but nobody actually engages with.

A campaign/platform to spread world culture awareness through art, fashion, food:

  • Cultural awareness competitions : art, photography, essay, filmmaking, poetry, fiction, cooking etc. with specific cultural themes (both themes that push people to learn about other cultures, or share/appreciate their own)
  • Blog, fun videos, instagram content and possibly interactive content/games explaining world cultures (fashion, traditions, music, cultural history, food and it won't be just surface level)
  • Selling cultural items (jhumkas, hairpins, fans, textiles, etc.) with clear credit to the culture(s)/region(s) they come from, and perhaps some history on how it changes slightly across world cultures (because one thing can come from many places!).
  • If something is specially designed, the actual artist/designer is publicly credited and promoted on the platform.
  • Modest fashion options (for people like Muslimahs, etc.) that are both trends made modest, but also for more expressive people, like cultural outfits or even themed looks (like historical/fantasy-inspired/pirate/anime type fits) into modest styles.
    • Content alongside this with inspiration on how to style and mix pieces in a way that keeps personality instead of everything looking the same

The intention is to:

  • spread awareness about cultures that are often misrepresented or ignored
  • encourage appreciation for your own culture and other cultures.

Also:

  • would DEFINATELY take submissions/designs from small or unknown creators, like high schoolers (no qualifications needed), as long as the work is good
  • they get full credit + visibility instead of being hidden behind a brand

What do you think?

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u/ImaginaryCode3579 — 22 days ago

Wondering if this has real interest or if it’s just one of those ideas that sounds nice but nobody actually engages with.

PS. wasn't sure which flair to use PPS. I'm 15 and this is also a part of a project based business course assignment

I hate that there are no good ideas for outfits on pinterest for muslim girls (not ones I like at least, it's all generic - skirt and hoodie and stuff. I KNOW there are other options that are more modest than hoodie and jeans.) and i have noticed people are SO insensitive and UNAWARE of the world and culture around them!

I know this is not the right sub, but I'm a little hijabi teen, and I'm asking my trusted big sistahs okay!

A campaign/platform to spread world culture awareness through art, fashion, food:

  • Cultural awareness competitions : art, photography, essay, filmmaking, poetry, fiction, cooking etc. with specific cultural themes (both themes that push people to learn about other cultures, or share/appreciate their own)
  • Blog, fun videos, instagram content and possibly interactive content/games explaining world cultures (fashion, traditions, music, cultural history, food and it won't be just surface level)
  • Selling cultural items (jhumkas, hairpins, fans, textiles, etc.) with clear credit to the culture(s)/region(s) they come from, and perhaps some history on how it changes slightly across world cultures (because one thing can come from many places!).
  • If something is specially designed, the actual artist/designer is publicly credited and promoted on the platform.
  • Modest fashion options (for people like Muslimahs, etc.) that are both trends made modest, but also for more expressive people, like cultural outfits or even themed looks (like historical/fantasy-inspired/pirate/anime type fits) into modest styles.
    • Content alongside this with inspiration on how to style and mix pieces in a way that keeps personality instead of everything looking the same

The intention is to:

  • spread awareness about cultures that are often misrepresented or ignored
  • encourage appreciation for your own culture and other cultures.

Also:

  • would DEFINATELY take submissions/designs from small or unknown creators, like high schoolers (no qualifications needed), as long as the work is good
  • they get full credit + visibility instead of being hidden behind a brand

What do you think?

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u/ImaginaryCode3579 — 22 days ago

Wondering if this has real interest or if it’s just one of those ideas that sounds nice but nobody actually engages with.

I know this is not the right sub, but I think the people here would be my target audience, were I to launch this!

A campaign/platform to spread world culture awareness through art, fashion, food:

  • Cultural awareness competitions : art, photography, essay, filmmaking, poetry, fiction, cooking etc. with specific cultural themes (both themes that push people to learn about other cultures, or share/appreciate their own)
  • Blog, fun videos, instagram content and possibly interactive content/games explaining world cultures (fashion, traditions, music, cultural history, food and it won't be just surface level)
  • Selling cultural items (jhumkas, hairpins, fans, textiles, etc.) with clear credit to the culture(s)/region(s) they come from, and perhaps some history on how it changes slightly across world cultures (because one thing can come from many places!).
  • If something is specially designed, the actual artist/designer is publicly credited and promoted on the platform.
  • Modest fashion options (for people like Muslimahs, etc.) that are both trends made modest, but also for more expressive people, like cultural outfits or even themed looks (like historical/fantasy-inspired/pirate/anime type fits) into modest styles.
    • Content alongside this with inspiration on how to style and mix pieces in a way that keeps personality instead of everything looking the same

The intention is to:

  • spread awareness about cultures that are often misrepresented or ignored
  • encourage appreciation for your own culture and other cultures.

Also:

  • would DEFINATELY take submissions/designs from small or unknown creators, like high schoolers (no qualifications needed), as long as the work is good
  • they get full credit + visibility instead of being hidden behind a brand

What do you think?

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u/ImaginaryCode3579 — 23 days ago

Wondering if this has real interest or if it’s just one of those ideas that sounds nice but nobody actually engages with.

PS. I'm 15 and this is also partly a part of a project based business course assignment < 3

A campaign/platform to spread world culture awareness through art, fashion, food:

  • Cultural awareness competitions : art, photography, essay, filmmaking, poetry, fiction, cooking etc. with specific cultural themes (both themes that push people to learn about other cultures, or share/appreciate their own)
  • Blog, fun videos, instagram content and possibly interactive content/games explaining world cultures (fashion, traditions, music, cultural history, food and it won't be just surface level)
  • Selling cultural items (jhumkas, hairpins, fans, textiles, etc.) with clear credit to the culture(s)/region(s) they come from, and perhaps some history on how it changes slightly across world cultures (because one thing can come from many places!).
  • If something is specially designed, the actual artist/designer is publicly credited and promoted on the platform.
  • Modest fashion options (for people like Muslimahs, etc.) that are both trends made modest, but also for more expressive people, like cultural outfits or even themed looks (like historical/fantasy-inspired/pirate/anime type fits) into modest styles.
    • Content alongside this with inspiration on how to style and mix pieces in a way that keeps personality instead of everything looking the same

The intention is to:

  • spread awareness about cultures that are often misrepresented or ignored
  • encourage appreciation for your own culture and other cultures.

Also:

  • would DEFINATELY take submissions/designs from small or unknown creators, like high schoolers (no qualifications needed), as long as the work is good
  • they get full credit + visibility instead of being hidden behind a brand

What do you think?

reddit.com
u/ImaginaryCode3579 — 23 days ago

Wondering if this has real interest or if it’s just one of those ideas that sounds nice but nobody actually engages with.

PS. I'm 15 and this is also partly a part of a project based business course assignment < 3

A campaign/platform to spread world culture awareness through art, fashion, food:

  • Cultural awareness competitions : art, photography, essay, filmmaking, poetry, fiction, cooking etc. with specific cultural themes (both themes that push people to learn about other cultures, or share/appreciate their own)
  • Blog, fun videos, instagram content and possibly interactive content/games explaining world cultures (fashion, traditions, music, cultural history, food and it won't be just surface level)
  • Selling cultural items (jhumkas, hairpins, fans, textiles, etc.) with clear credit to the culture(s)/region(s) they come from, and perhaps some history on how it changes slightly across world cultures (because one thing can come from many places!).
  • If something is specially designed, the actual artist/designer is publicly credited and promoted on the platform.
  • Modest fashion options (for people like Muslimahs, etc.) that are both trends made modest, but also for more expressive people, like cultural outfits or even themed looks (like historical/fantasy-inspired/pirate/anime type fits) into modest styles.
    • Content alongside this with inspiration on how to style and mix pieces in a way that keeps personality instead of everything looking the same

The intention is to:

  • spread awareness about cultures that are often misrepresented or ignored
  • encourage appreciation for your own culture and other cultures.

Also:

  • would DEFINATELY take submissions/designs from small or unknown creators, like high schoolers (no qualifications needed), as long as the work is good
  • they get full credit + visibility instead of being hidden behind a brand

What do you think?

reddit.com
u/ImaginaryCode3579 — 23 days ago