Loyola College, Chennai welcomes trans studnets on its campus, writes The Indian Express
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School Headmaster in Murshidabad takes action to fight against early child marriages
The Telegraph features story of a Headmaster in a school in Murshidabad, West Bengal who has undertaken innovative measures to fight against early marriage among students. Click here to access the cover story.
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We are excited to announce our inaugral Online Discussion Forum!
#LoginGender invites you to participate at its inaugural Online Discussion Forum on ‘Creative Dialogues on Engendering Educational Spaces‘. 4 June 2019. 10 am -8 pm at www.logingender.wiscomp.org The Online Discussion Forum seeks to initiate public conversations on themes of SAFETY, INCLUSION, GENDERED INFRASTRUCTURE, ENABLING SPACES, MOBILITY, and AGENCY from an INTERSECTIONAL LENS to unravel the many facets …
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Reclaiming Public Spaces: A sneak-peek into women -led campaigns!
This article featured in Feminism in India lists of women-led projects and campaigns that are advocating for rights to mobility and freedom.
Chitra Banerjee’s ‘The Forest of Enchantments’ Narrates the “Sitayan” – The Untold Epic From Sita’s Perspective
Rashmi Chakravarty Ramayana, the epic Hindu mythological tale holds a revered and prestigious position in not just India, but also in several other countries, like Nepal, Thailand, Indonesia, Laos etc. And while Valmiki” Ramayana, probably the oldest one, continues to be the most famous one, it is by no means the only one. Several other …
Understanding Safety Audits from the lens of Gender Equity! #EngenderingPublicSpaces
Sharing an AV presentation The Asia Foundation with #Safetipin that critically interacts with the urban spaces through a gender lens.
Safety in the City: Women’s Access to Public Spaces
Dr. Kalpana Viswanath, Founder and CEO, Safetipin shared her insights on the importance of conducting a Safety Audit for cities at a WISCOMP workshop with the senior management team, faculty members and students of Cotton University, Guwahati in March 2019. Viswanath explained how women access public spaces differently than men, and how public spaces could …
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Gender, Online Harassment and Indian Law: Keeping Women Safe?
Richa Kaul Padte (2013) writes for Economic and Political Weekly. Her article critically engages with online spaces through a feminist and legalist lens. Abstract: Verbal abuse faced by women online can range from sexist comments to rape threats and is a growing issue both nationally and globally. Asking as to what extent the law can …
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