Social inclusion through craft

Social inclusion through craft refers to using traditional or handmade arts as a way to bring diverse people together, give them a sense of belonging, and empower marginalized communities. By participating in craft activities—such as weaving, pottery, or embroidery—individuals can share skills, tell their stories, and connect with others, fostering understanding and social cohesion. This approach not only supports economic development but also promotes cultural exchange and self-confidence, helping all members of society feel valued and included through meaningful craft-related engagement.