FAQ About The Role of Craftivism in Political Discourse
What's the history behind the term 'craftivism'?
The term 'craftivism' was coined by Betsy Greer in 2003. It blends crafting with activism to promote social change through personal expression. This concept is rooted in historical practices where craft was often used as a medium for protest and political messaging. Examples are the suffragette banners and anti-war embroidery, which served as a precursor to modern-day craftivism.
