
Ethan Hua
Founder of the H.O.P.E. Uniforms Program, a student-led nonprofit that collects and redistributes school uniforms to reduce textile waste
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Jun 8, 2026
Ethan and Desmond Hua Build HOPE for School Uniform Reuse
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8:20Mitch RatcliffeHOST
Is clothing reuse gaining traction? Is it becoming cool to say, "These clothes are being reused?" Is that, or is that a re- still a point of resistance in, in people who you might give a, a uniform to?

Ethan HuaGUEST
I think that, oh, in, oh, there's a, the, in the youth, there's a little disparity, I guess, between I could say the youth and the n- the more grown-up adults.

Ethan HuaGUEST
We live, uh, me and Desmond live 10 minutes away from San Francisco, and some people don't know this, but San Francisco is the thrift, one of the thrifting capitals of the nation.
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15:14Mitch RatcliffeHOST
How do you imagine the world will be configured to support what your generation recognizes it needs to do with regard to reuse with creating a circular economy?