December 4 2024

Key Thoughts on SEWA Cooperatives based on Ela Bhatt’s Speeches and Publications

August 25 2024

Climate Crisis in Paradise: SEWA member's Response to Kashmir's Environmental Challenges!!

April 10 2024

HUM SAB EK (We Are One) An Economy of Nurturance

February 2 2024

SEWA takes the position of StreetNet Regional (Asia) Focal Point

January 25 2024

Living in poor conditions, migrant construction workers build dream homes & offices

January 15 2024

From waste to best: Mala Devi of Bihar drives women empowerment in Toto

November 2 2023

Elaben’s Translated Work Inspiring Women Through Turmoil in Afghanistan

November 2 2023

IUF honors Late Shri Ela Bhatt by passing a resolution on achieving voice, visibility and validation of women workers

July 1 2023

Empowering Women through Citizen Generated Data: Lessons from India

In a rapidly evolving world, the gender and development challenges are becoming increasingly complex and interlinked and lack of adequate and correct data and information are often impediments to achieving sustainable development. Despite concerted efforts to improve gender statistics and analytics by global development organizations, there are still large gaps in existing gender data and its usage. Of the data that is available, quality is another significant challenge.

June 16 2023

Manali Shah, National Secretary, SEWA, dedicated her speech in the Congress Plenary of ITUC in Melbourne

Manali Shah, National Secretary, SEWA, dedicated her speech in the Congress Plenary of ITUC in Melbourne, to home-based workers’ precarious conditions around the world, especially women home-based workers, who’s struggles have worsened during the COVID-19 pandemic.