In History

When Women Lead: Looking Back At The Chipko Movement

By Samarpreet Kaur (She/Her) 28th September, 2020

In the 1960s, India was losing around 1.3 million hectares of forest every year. Many people’s livelihoods depended on the forests and that w...

In The Breakthrough Voice

Women On Wheels: The Cycling Revolution By The Women of Pudukkottai

By Shrutija Saxena (She/Her) 9th September, 2020

My gender was assigned but my struggles were mine to carry alone and so were the revolutions I would be or not be a part of. I did not know that my...

In The Breakthrough Voice

Women Leading Protests And Charting Course For Revolution

By Breakthrough 10th January, 2020

Written by Orpheus Sen and Almas Naseem In light of the recent events across the country, women have come out in large numbers to protest against c...

In The Breakthrough Voice

Babasaheb Ambedkar: How Come His Feminism Is So Unacknowledged?

By Prakshi Saha 17th April, 2019

Babasaheb Ambedkar has not only been responsible for mobilising the anti-caste movement for abolishing inequality, discrimination and exploitation ...