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Shotta and Afwaza Rahman Dristy | Women Artisans and Market Access

This video presents the work of Shotta, an initiative of SAJIDA Foundation, led by Afwaza Rahman Dristy. It focuses on Dalit women in Bangladesh who face caste and gender discrimination, restricted mobility, and limited access to steady income. This documentation reflects on Bangladeshi folk craft within a post colonial reality. For generations, work like kantha stitch, embroidery, and weaving has been done inside the home and often dismissed as ordinary domestic work. In practice, these are skilled forms of labor and knowledge. This video was provided by Afwaza Rahman Dristy on behalf of the SAJIDA Foundation and the Shotta initiative for documentation and educational purposes. #Shotta #SAJIDAFoundation #AfwazaRahmanDristy #DalitWomen #WomenArtisans #KanthaStitch #BangladeshiFolkArt #WomenAndWork #CommunityDevelopment #EthicalLivelihoods #CraftAndCulture #Astittow Copyright Ownership and Fair Use Declaration This content is published by Astittow: Digital Folk Narratives of Bangladesh strictly for non commercial, educational, academic, research, and documentation purposes. The featured video was provided by Afwaza Rahman Dristy on behalf of SAJIDA Foundation and the Shotta initiative. All intellectual property rights, including video footage, project concepts, branding, and associated materials, remain the sole property of SAJIDA Foundation and the Shotta initiative. Astittow does not claim ownership of the original video content. Any materials referenced fall under fair use in accordance with the Bangladesh Copyright Act, 2000 (Law No. 28 of 2000), particularly Chapter 6, Section 36 and Chapter 13, Section 72, which allow limited use for research, documentation, critical analysis, contextual interpretation, and educational engagement. This publication may also align with Section 107 of the U.S. Copyright Act of 1976, permitting fair use for non commercial, educational, research, and transformative purposes. Unauthorized reproduction, redistribution, modification, or commercial use of this content is strictly prohibited. Any third party materials remain the property of their respective copyright holders. If you believe your copyrighted material has been used improperly, please contact Astittow for review and resolution.