Fiberhouse Collective facilitates public programming and conducts research at the intersection of biological design, social justice, and farming. They explore handcraft from soil to soil, focusing on farm-to-fabric methods. The company offers hands-on workshops and learning experiences for individuals of all ages, emphasizing closed-loop textile creation. Through their residency program, Fiberhouse holds space for individuals to create healing cloth, providing studio space and collaborative project opportunities. Their work involves blurring the lines between local food and fashion supply chains, utilizing edible mushrooms and plant-based pigments to decompose textile waste.