The Poster Women archive, initiated by Urvashi Butalia in 2003, serves as a crucial repository of feminist art from India's women's rights movements. Over the past two decades, it has gathered 1,500 pieces that address various themes, including gender-based violence, health, and political participation. The project began with outreach to approximately 160 organizations, inviting them to contribute their art and experiences. Despite challenges in sourcing posters, the collection has grown to include works from across states like Gujarat, Maharashtra, and Kerala. In 2009, an exhibition at Lalit Kala Akademi in Delhi showcased 200 pieces, marking a significant milestone for the archive. Today, all artifacts are digitized and available at posterwomen.org, with translations and contextual essays enhancing their accessibility. The ongoing exhibition, celebrating 20 years of the project, features listening stations with audio narratives, highlighting women's stories and perspectives that are often overlooked in traditional historical accounts. Butalia emphasizes that this archive provides a more comprehensive view of history, reflecting the voices and experiences of women across generations.