Every time we are seen,
the belief that wholeness lives within what is broken
reaches a few more lives.

Invited to the “Hong Kong People” segment of RTHK Putonghua Channel’s New People, Big World, founder Yoma shares how a hand-stitched leather label grew into a social enterprise — working side by side with sheltered-workshop artisans so their craft can be seen.

WeTV invited the BF+ founder to share how the brand transformed from a design studio into a social enterprise, and the everyday craft of working side by side with sheltered-workshop artisans.

An interview film produced by The Hong Kong Jockey Club Inclusive Learning & Action Programme, documenting how BF+ works with artisans with disabilities and how a social enterprise turns craft skills into sustainable income.

Invited by RTHK programme Healthpedia as a featured health figure to share the story of founding Broken Fingers and turning it into a social enterprise, along with formative experiences of working with a sheltered workshop — showing that empathy and running a business can coexist.

In conversation with host Vivian ＋ Professor Chan · First live broadcast · #SocialEnterprise #RTHK #InclusiveSociety