Gifts that Celebrate Women Around the World
Global Shared Trade
Centering Women Artisans
Each artisan partner has a programmatic element such as healthcare, childcare, food security, housing, agriculture, and legal advocacy to address sexual exploitation, trafficking, and extreme poverty around the world.
Collective Humanity in Cambodia
Consciously Crafted to Mend a Country
Through educational and economic opportunities, Collective Humanity assists in the post-genocide rebuild.
Weaving Community and Dignity
Himalayan Naari and Local Women’s Handicrafts in The Himalayas.
Providing healing, education, and economic empowerment for survivors of exploitation.
LAZARUS ARTISAN GOODS IN HONDURAS
Hewing Generational Change
Through an education-centered approach to social justice, Lazarus Artisan Goods pairs careful craftsmanship with social resources as an unstoppable agent for generational economic transformation.
Embodying Collective Sisterhood
Beljoy in Haiti
At Beljoy, artisans have the opportunity to earn a dignified and consistent wage to keep families together through the art of jewelry making.
Zuahaza in Columbia
Equality is the Best Accessory
Zuahaza creates unique products in Colombia that reflect diversity, history, and dreams.
Handcrafted to Create Change
Starfish Project in Northeast Asia
Pairing holistic care with vocational training to reset trajectories for trafficking survivors.
Love Welcomes in Greece
Replacing Displacement with Hope
Hundreds of women and children fled their war ravaged homes seeking safety in Greece with little more than the life jackets they were given. These jackets have been resurrected, transformed, and woven into beautiful textiles by the very women whose lives they saved not once, but over and over again.
Accessories That Shine With Hope and Healing
Penh Lenh in Cambodia
Penh Lenh, meaning "whole," empowers young women in Cambodia to pursue their life goals through fair and dignified employment, skill training, and educational opportunities. Each piece takes between 30 and 120 minutes to create, and is carefully crafted in a workshop brimming with joy and peace.
Kazi in RWANDA, UGANDA, AND GHANA
Woven With Timeless Traditions
Woven to bring sustainable and fair wage employment to marginalized communities. Each Kazi item takes 4-7 days to complete and is touched by an average of 16 people.
Spun With Intentionality
Sustainable Threads in India
Sustainable Threads works with physically disabled individuals, survivors of domestic violence, and socially marginalized tribal communities – to co-design their pieces, marrying modern aesthetic with traditional art techniques and textiles.
Thistle Farms Global Shared Trade