RoHo Reflections

The resurgence of the Black Lives Matter movement has signaled a wake-up call to America that racial injustice and systemic racism lies at the foundation of our country’s systems and institutions. Reform and equity are long overdue. 

Check out the Northwestern Intersections Podcast featuring RoHo founder, Caleigh Hernandez.

Supporting black lives has always been imperative, but now more than ever. The Black Lives Matter Movement isn’t a trend or cultural phenomenon. It is the result of years of inequity, injustice, and violence in this country. And we’re here to support the movement by leveraging our voice for good. We want to encourage you all to support black-owned businesses.

We were highlighted in EdHat about our fabric face masks for a good cause, supporting food security for our artisans and the families in Kenya. Check it out!