Vision Kerala 2024: Women as Leaders of Border Economies, Multilingual Power, and Regional Coordination (Kasaragod)
Kasaragod exists at the margins of Kerala’s imagination, yet sits at the centre of multiple ...
Vision Kerala 2024: Women as Architects of Negotiation, Peace, and Conflict Resolution (Kannur)
Kannur has lived with conflict longer than it has lived with peace. Political violence, labour ...
Vision Kerala 2024: Women as Leaders of Tribal Authority and Ecological Self-Rule (Wayanad)
Wayanad is routinely framed as a landscape—forests, hills, plantations, wildlife, tourism. That framing itself strips ...
Vision Kerala 2024: Women as Architects of Narrative, Media, and Intellectual Power (Kozhikode)
Kozhikode has always been a meeting point of ideas, traders, scholars, reformers, journalists, and storytellers. ...
Vision Kerala 2024: Women as Leaders of Diaspora Economy and Transnational Power (Malappuram)
Malappuram is one of the most misunderstood economic engines of Kerala. Public discourse reduces it ...
Vision Kerala 2024: Women as Leaders of Agro-Industrial and Food System Power (Palakkad)
Palakkad has always fed Kerala, yet has rarely controlled the systems that decide price, profit, ...
Vision Kerala 2024: Women as Custodians of Culture, Finance, and Institutional Trust (Thrissur)
Thrissur has always been a paradox. It is the cultural heart of Kerala, the nerve ...
Vision Kerala 2024: Women as Leaders of Capital, Corporate Governance, and Startup Power (Ernakulam)
Ernakulam is the economic engine of the state, yet women here are still overrepresented in ...
Vision Kerala 2024: Women as Guardians of Land, Forests, and Energy Sovereignty (Idukki)
Idukki is often spoken of as terrain—hills, forests, dams, plantations, wildlife corridors. That language itself ...
Vision Kerala 2024: Women as Owners of Knowledge Capital and Intellectual Power (Kottayam)
Kottayam has always been associated with literacy, publishing, churches, colleges, printing presses, and a disciplined ...