Today, I chat to Harmony 'Anne-Marie' Ilunga, a refugee who came to Hong Kong in 2011 and someone who has faced discrimination in her line of work as a model. To fight this discrimination and celebrate what makes people difference - she formed Harmony HK. Now she uses fashion and music as a way for people to celebrate diversity and ensure that no one else has to face what she went through.

Key Topics

• Food in Democratic Republic of Congo and what makes it different
• What Harmony HK is and the inspiration for starting it
• What it was like being a model from the DRC in Hong Kong
• Role models in the fashion space
• Why Harmony studies psychology
• What have been the pitfalls and challenges in starting this company
• Why is fashion important? Why should people care?

Key Resources

• http://harmonyhk.co/
• https://www.facebook.com/HarmonyHK852/
• https://thercollective.com/blogs/r-stories/meet-harmony-ilunga
• https://www.pacificplace.com.hk/en/Entertainment/TheStyleSheet/Sunday-Lunch-Harmony-Ilunga