In Solidarity, a SEWA Cooperative Federation podcast explores themes relevant to women’s economic empowerment and challenges that women-owned, women-run enterprises face. Each episode has an interview with an expert and explores themes like gender digital gap, climate change, access to finance, social solidarity economy, etc. SEWA Cooperative Federation has worked for over thirty years to economically empower women in the informal sector through women-owned cooperatives and collective enterprises and has been a critical part of the women’s movement and the cooperative movement worldwide.
In Solidarity
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17 episodes
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In Solidarity, a SEWA Cooperative Federation podcast explores themes relevant to women’s economic empowerment and challenges that women-owned, women-run enterprises face. Each episode has an interview with an expert and explores themes like gender digital gap, climate change, access to finance, social solidarity economy, etc. SEWA Cooperative Federation has worked for over thirty years to economically empower women in the informal sector through women-owned cooperatives and collective enterprises and has been a critical part of the women’s movement and the cooperative movement worldwide.
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Recent Episodes
October 10, 2025
Climate Resilience by Women Agri Collectives with Dr. Ranjitha Puskur from IRRI, CGIAR
<p>In this episode of In Solidarity, we’re joined by Dr. Ranjitha Puskur, socio-economist and Country Representative at the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI). With over two decades of experience across CGIAR institutions, Dr. Puskur’s work bridges research, policy, and practice—all with a gender lens.Together, we explore:1. How women farmers across the Global South are adapting to climate change?2. The power of collectives and cooperatives in building climate resilience?3. What evidence tells us about gender-transformative approaches in agriculture and food systems?4. Lessons from SEWA’s grassroots cooperatives, where women balance food security, income, and ecological sustainability.Dr. Puskur also reflects on the most rewarding and challenging parts of her journey - offering insights that connect global research to local realities.Tune in to hear how women’s collectives are redefining resilience, leadership, and sustainability in agriculture.</p>
February 13, 2025
Platform Economy - Jobs, Livelihood and Future of Work for Digital Labour with Aditi Surie
<p>We’re excited to host Dr. Aditi Surie, a Senior Consultant at the Indian Institute for Human Settlements (IIHS) and a leading researcher on digital labour platforms, worker well-being, and livelihoods in India.</p><p>At IIHS, Dr. Surie leads the academic and policy research portfolio on technology and society, focusing on how digital platforms shape work, employment, and economic opportunities, especially in the Global South. Since 2015, she has conducted extensive sectoral studies on gig and platform workers, analyzing their working conditions, risks, and experiences with platform design.</p><p>Her research provides crucial insights into employment in India’s fast-growing platform economy, covering workers across delivery, ride-hailing, home services, and other digital labour platforms.Beyond research, she is actively involved in policy discussions on labour rights, digital governance, and platform regulation, collaborating with academics, policymakers, and civil society organizations.</p><p>Her co-edited book, Platformization and Informality (2023), brings together scholars to develop Global South-specific frameworks for understanding the quality and regulation of platform work.</p><p>In this episode, Dr. Surie takes us deep into the Platform Economy, examining how companies like Urban Company, Swiggy, Blinkit, and BluSmart generate employment and what that means for workers' rights, job security, and economic inclusion.</p><p>‘In Solidarity’ is the SEWA Cooperative Federation Podcast, dedicated to unpacking critical themes around women’s economic empowerment and the challenges facing women-run enterprises.</p><p><br></p><p>Tune in!</p>
December 27, 2024
SEWA ni Awaaz| Yasminben's Story | Lok Swasthya SEWA Trust | Health Passports on Algorand Blockchain
<p> Welcome to the SEWA ni Awaaz (Voices of SEWA) —a journey into the stories of resilience, transformation, and leadership at the heart of the Indian informal economy. This series celebrates the extraordinary women leaders nurtured within their communities, now leading their cooperatives and collectives while empowering more women around them. In this very first episode, we are stoked to have Yasminben, State Health Coordinator of Lok Swasthya SEWA Trust (SEWA Health) in Gujarat. She shares her journey of being nurtured into leadership, the importance of enabling environments for young grassroots women leaders, and her vision for the future of women in the informal economy. Under her leadership Lok Swasthya SEWA Trust has introduced Health Passports built on the Algorand Blockchain. Stay tuned as we dive into Yasminben's insights, struggles, and successes.</p>
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