The ASHA Story is a feminist historiography of the women healthworkers’ lives, weaving together photographs, audio recordings, data, digital interactions, snippets from their log books, and first-person reflections to create a texture of their daily lives. It is also a repository of their histories, decades of research, policy documents and everything that goes into making their story. The last two decades are testament to the bridges they have built. On these, they have walked with interventions that changed the course of women’s health, family planning, immunisation programs, disease management, and protest cultures in India’s history. Through this digital archive, we want to offer a new language to understand and value care work, and the women who make it possible.