The Third Eye presents a new video series that invites spoken word artists, performers and theatre practitioners to interpret lesser known womxn’s writings, those that offer an alternative history of India.
In Episode 2, Listen to Beta Kiska, which gives birth to a metaphor you’ll never forget.
Kaam ya Aaraam? Is that a gendered question? While the rest of us are watching #TheGreatIndianKitchen, we thought we we will go to a real one.
Meet Freya from Mumbai, a Teach for India fellow who realised that before her BMC school students could learn, they needed to eat.
In Episode III of Stay Home, Kitna Surakhsit? we explore the role of the bystander – yes, people like you and me.
If more people are online, where does the violence go? Apparently, also online. In Episode 2 of Stay Home, Kitna Surakshit?
Meet Shivji from Pisangan, Ajmer Rajasthan, a teacher with Doosra Dashak, who realised that where rural homes was concerned, it was no longer about 4G.
What is the difference between a working womb, and a womb that goes to work? TTE in conversation with Surabhi Sharma about her documentary Can We See the Baby Bump Please?
Does your gender and sexuality change the way you think about housework?
Three decades ago, Ankur began an experiment in pedagogy with children, young people and communities in several marginalised neighbourhoods of Delhi.
