Social Activism Through Clay: A Second Chance for Women

This conversation is about social activism you can hold in your hands. Dorrie Papademetriou founded MudGirls Studios, a nonprofit in Atlantic City that turns clay into a second chance. For 10 years, MudGirls has trained and employed women rebuilding their lives after homelessness, abuse, and poverty. A real job, a real paycheck, and a real skill. MudGirls' 10th anniversary fundraiser, Making Hope Out of Clay, is Oct. 21 at Stockton University Atlantic City. Tickets and donations: https://www.mudgirlsstudios.org/hope-out-of-clay-event-2026 In this conversation, we talk about: • The question on a fashion shoot that changed her path • Why a paycheck matters more than a craft class • Putting women before the bottom line Also in this episode: a trailer for Cultureful with JessLin. Show: https://open.spotify.com/show/2AGk0YkQUoBjoRqXvjn5O7 Playlist:https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4sirq2eZzIaD8uR11WxTZQ About the guest: Dorrie Papademetriou is the founder andexecutive director of MudGirls Studios. https://www.mudgirlsstudios.org/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/dorrie-papademetriou-b3241348/ About Us: Roar with Danielle Davies is about women womening, about how culture shapes us and how we shape it right back. Danielle Davies is a journalist, keynote speaker, and host of Roar. Listen at www.listentoroar.com or wherever you get podcasts.