From being part of the workforce to shaping how their work is seen.
From invisible labour to owning the narrative.

At the India AI Impact Summit 2026, the focus was on growth, jobs, and scale. But one question remained: who is ready to participate?

Through Social Saheli, 100+ women across Gujarat were trained to document, narrate, and publish their work using AI-supported tools. With guidance in storytelling, regional language support, and assisted scripting, women moved from being consumers to creators.

This is not just about AI.
It is about dignity of labour being seen, valued, and owned by those who do it.