Tomorrow night at the GOOD Space, Project H Design is throwing an event to showcase its design collaboration with the Downtown Women’s Center. Project H Design founder Emily Pilloton is a GOOD contributor and she’s prolific in the design-meets-social-change space.Abject Object, an initiative by Project H’s Los Angeles chapter, will debut its final prototypes of four textile-based garments and accessories. These projects-a hood bag, sandal rug, hammock wrap, and pocket scarf (on Flickr here)-explore how design and craft-based manufacturing can lead to creative self-sufficiency and enterprise for the homeless.Project H Design Presents: Abject ObjectThursday, April 97 p.m. to 10 p.m.GOOD Space, 6824 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles CA 90038RSVP by emailing projecthdesign.la[at]gmail[dot]com
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