Question of the Month!
What, according to you, should be the informal spaces which need to be audited in the educational institutions? Share your responses below
Reclaiming Public Spaces
Students at SOAS, UK run a campaign to bring a change in the culture of impunity and silence on sexual harassment campus…
The following links provide deeper insights in the campaign and its methodology. “Enough is Enough” “Consent Workshops for New Students” “What do you mean by Enough is Enough?”
‘Right to Access Internet is Part of Right to Education’ declares Kerala High Court
Read full news on Live Law here.
Khadar Ki Ladkiya!
A Post by Meenakshi Nair Cities – arguably constructs of the human mind – are experienced by and in human bodies marked by gender, caste, race, disability, age, weight, class, and religion. These identities intersecting with one another create different bodies such as that of a healthy rich Brahmin woman or a poor Dalit man …
On Kitchens
Johanna Rabindran I’ve spent hundreds of hours poring over floor plans, the more complicated the better. I trace the path from bed to doorstep. I squeal over open corridors and tiled balconies and rooms built around a central courtyard. I’ve designed libraries, schools, palaces, tree-houses, bookshops, gardens and toy-rooms, all for the sheer pleasure of …
Wonder Women/ I Wonder Where All The Women Went
Swastika Jajoo [This poem was first performed at a TEDx talk that I had the opportunity to give at Tohoku University, Japan. The full talk can be found here I am seven, or younger. My grandmother tells me a story. The words slowly work their way into the little world of a little girl. I …
On Gender,Food and Power
Johanna Rabindran Although, technically speaking, all humans eat food, the practices related to cooking, eating, and feeding are deeply embedded in culture and identity. Politics and power are reflected in food practices (the vegan movement, the beef ban, malnutrition, and so on). In The Anthropology of Food and Body, Counihan argues that as a site …
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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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