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CraftHER 2025 Update

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Asha Scaria Vettoor
Founder, Swara Leadership In Action Program
CraftHER 2025 Update
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We’re so excited to share that CraftHER 2025 is officially happening! 🎉

From 1 July to 5 August 2025, five incredible Laidlaw Scholars will be joining us in Kerala, India.

Whether you’re passionate about storytelling, grassroots innovation, handmade heritage, or just curious about how India’s rich craft traditions intersect with social change — this is your chance to explore it all.

If you’re still looking for your Leadership-in-Action opportunity, we’d love to hear from you.

📩 Reach out at admin@swaravow.com to learn more.

Here’s a little glimpse of the vibe — this image was generated by AI, but the energy and joy are very real ✨


#CraftHERbySwara #LaidlawScholars #LeadershipInAction #Swara #WomenEntrepreneurs #Kerala #Sustainability #CultureAndCrafts

Go to the profile of Asha Scaria Vettoor
Asha Scaria Vettoor
Founder, Swara Leadership In Action Program

Hi everyone! I run the CraftHER Leadership-in-action program by @Swara - Voice of Women. Here's our IG: www.instagram.com/craftherbyswara/

I’m Asha Scaria Vettoor, an entrepreneur and Laidlaw Scholar from the University of Oxford. I run Swara, a social enterprise based in India that creates income opportunities for women through ethical fashion and storytelling. We also host CraftHER, a 6-week Leadership-in-Action program that brings Laidlaw scholars from around the world to Kerala to learn from women-led enterprises, grassroots organisations, and artisan communities.

I’m passionate about building bridges between global learners and local changemakers in my community and always up for a conversation on social entrepreneurship, ethical supply chains, or running programs in remote parts of India.

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