The Women Carrying Water and the World
‘The Women Carrying Water and the World’ (2025) by Safina Nabi for ‘Foreign Policy’, featured in Pulitzer Center.
Livelihood
Resources covering the income-generating activities of women farmers across sectors, that is, what they grow, forage, herd, process, and sell, and under what conditions.
Knowing Your Onions in Murshidabad
‘Knowing Your Onions In Murshidabad’ (2024) by Smita Khator for ‘People's Archive of Rural India’ (PARI)
In The Salt Pans Of Thoothukudi, A ₹-10 Patriarchal Tax On Dalit Women Speaks To Enduring National Discrimination
‘In The Salt Pans Of Thoothukudi, A ₹-10 Patriarchal Tax On Dalit Women Speaks To Enduring National Discrimination’ (2025) by Manideep Gudela for ‘Article 14’.
Illness and isolation in Kachchh’s salt pans
‘Illness and Isolation in Kachchh’s Salt Pans’ (2025) by Sudeshna Chowdhury for ‘India Development Review’ (IDR).
Fisherwomen Ride the Rough Waves While India’s Blue Economy Blooms
‘Fisherwomen Ride the Rough Waves While India's Blue Economy Blooms’ (2025) by Priyamvada Kowshik for ‘Mongabay India’.
Women Farmers Remain the Missing Link in India’s Digital Agriculture Push
‘Women Farmers Remain the Missing Link in India's Digital Agriculture Push’ (2026) by Mahesh Ganguly and Saloni Khandelwal for ‘Down to Earth’.
India’s Natural Farming Policies Risk Perpetuating Gender Bias, Burdening Women in Agriculture
‘India's Natural Farming Policies Risk Perpetuating Gender Bias, Burdening Women in Agriculture’ (2025) by M. Manjula for ‘Down to Earth’.
In Meghalaya, The Hearth is at The Heart of Seed-keeping
While documenting seed preservation practices within households and community seed banks in the villages of Umsawwar and Nongwah in Meghalaya, Queeneerich Kharmawlong and Ibapdianghun Myria realise that the women doing i…
Following Women Foragers into the Sal Forests of Madhya Pradesh
For a fleeting window each monsoon, women from the Baiga community venture into the sal forests in the central Indian landscape to gather wild harvest, especially putpura—edible wild mushrooms—that appear for just 15 to…