Social Hairdressing Projects Let Children Cut Your Locks
Cowbag — December 30, 2008 — Social Good
References: mammalian
‘Haircuts by Children’ is a brilliant idea by Toronto based art-collective Mammalian. Before I go on, no I would not let a child cut my hair, but this is an idea which really does give you that feel good glow.
Mammalian, with communities around the world, gives the skills and confidence to give public haircuts. After completing a ten-day period of workshops in art, politics and hairstyling, they set up shop in a salon for a day of haircuts - free of charge for adults.
Mammalian, with communities around the world, gives the skills and confidence to give public haircuts. After completing a ten-day period of workshops in art, politics and hairstyling, they set up shop in a salon for a day of haircuts - free of charge for adults.
Trend Themes
1. Child Hair Stylists - Disruptive innovation opportunities could include child-friendly salons or hairdressing training programs for children.
2. Community Hairdressing Projects - Opportunities for disruptive innovation may include creating hairdressing initiatives that involve community engagement and empowerment.
3. Artistic Haircut Workshops - Innovation opportunities could involve organizing workshops that combine art, politics, and hairstyling to promote creativity and self-confidence.
Industry Implications
1. Salon and Hairdressing Services - Disruptive innovation opportunities include designing child-friendly salons or implementing new approaches to hairdressing services.
2. Community Engagement - Opportunities for disruptive innovation may include creating initiatives that use hairdressing as a tool to engage and empower communities.
3. Art and Education - Innovation opportunities could involve integrating art, politics, and hairstyling workshops into educational programs to foster creativity and self-confidence.
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