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Tanoti Craft’s story is one of resilience—of Malaysians who, through their artistry, keep heritage alive while sustaining their families.

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NEVER did this single mother of two imagine that her elder son—a young lad on the autism spectrum, once dismissed as “dependent”—would become the family’s lifeline. When the Covid-19 pandemic forced schools online, Angie (not her real name) feared her younger child would be left behind.

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