"Feminist scholarship over the past few decades has decisively unsettled this androcentric historiography, revealing that women have always worked, though often in forms, spaces and relations that eluded dominant historical accounts. The present issue of TMYS Review, themed on “Working Women in History” seeks to build upon this critical tradition with a particular emphasis on the global context where the entanglements of gender, caste, class, colonialism and nationalism have uniquely shaped the histories of women’s labor."
Excerpt from the Editorial by Dr. Sarmila Paul

Includes conversations with:
Rajeev Kamineni, Nishtha Khatri, Idongesit Obeya, Sunaina Singh, Mittali Sethi, Rianka Sarkar, Gloria Agyare, Swati Chakraborty, Olatomide Ojajune, Manisha Desai, Maurie Beasley, Rachel Kent, Anna Shildrick, Rekha Raja, Domale Keys, Joan Judge, Vibhuti Patel, Nandini Sengupta, Mercie Gangte, Snigdha Singh, Francisca de Haan, Dr. Sourav Banerjee,Piyush Roy, Rima Namhata, Noah Berlatsky, Jyoti Atwal, Richa Lakhera, Sarmila Paul, Jane Borges, Anand Jayshette, Anirban Bhattacharyya, Haimanti...