The J. Jobe and Marguerite Jacqmin Soffa Lecture

Structural inequalities are one of the main reasons why widespread and deep poverty continues to exist despite continuous economic growth in India. This talk is about the structural economic injustices faced by the poorest working women and the experiences of Self Employed Women’s Association, a movement of 2 million women who have organized themselves for economic rights and in the process are changing economic and social structures.