Building a Better Future: Empowering Women in Construction

"Pengalaala mudiyaadhadhu edhuvum illai" (Nothing is impossible for women). This video shares the mission behind our initiative to upskill and train women in construction, addressing industry inequality and empowering them to become leaders.

Celebrating women in architecture matters. From mixing mud to operating machinery, our team of women architects and designers is challenging the industry disparity and paving the way for a more inclusive future.

In many cultures, women are the custodians of heritage and knowledge. We work with the Climate Heritage Network to highlight the intersection of gender and culture, facilitating inclusive and gender-responsive climate action.

We were proud to curate an event at COP27 focusing on the role of women as custodians of culture and key agents in building climate resilience. This is a crucial conversation for unlocking diverse knowledge systems.

Our co-founder, Rosie Paul, was part of a panel at the COP27 Resilience Hub. The discussion focused on unlocking diverse knowledge systems from marginalized groups and understanding their contribution to climate resilience.

We believe sustainability can't be a secret. In this interview, we discuss our principle of training local workers, especially women, in sustainable techniques rather than bringing in our own contractors. This is how we help the knowledge spread.

Caution: Women at Work. A behind-the-scenes look at our interactive installation at the India Art, Architecture and Design Biennale. This space was a celebration of making, collaboration, and female creativity.

A powerful sign at our biennale exhibit. We are proud to put women at the forefront of our work, both on our construction sites and in our creative installations.

Another shot of our "Women at Work" sign at the IAADB exhibition. It's a simple statement, but it represents a core part of our mission to create a more equitable construction industry.