SEWA

If you're just out of undergraduate college and looking to work in the non-profit space, this career guide might be just what you need.

History bears testament to some of the women trailblazers that India has produced. While some have found their spot in history, many others did not.

Paola Manfredi’s book, ‘Chikankari; A Lucknawi Tradition’, explores the division of labour that the traditional indigenous art form sees, amongst other things.

Working on grassroot change for two decades, the Mahila Housing Trust has gained a reputation for providing sustainable heat-resilient solutions for slums.

The Agariyas are a community of salt farmers who carve out a living in one of the harshest environments imaginable, the Rann of Kutch. This is the story of their struggles and how an organization is helping them take important steps towards a better future.

Affectionately addressed by the moniker 'Motaben', Anasuya Sarabhai holds a unique place in the history of the country. This is the untold story of this inspiring woman who played a pioneering role in charting the course of India's labour history.

Read about the efforts of a unique financial inclusion programme that aims at empowering women in the the rural parts of the hilly state of Uttaranchal where employment opportunities are scarce, infrastructure is patchy and banks are practically virtually non-existent.