
Where do posters go after the protest?
Urvashi Butalia on feminist imagery, the work of activism, and how a set of posters could mark a moment in Indian history.
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Work as a social, political, and intellectual idea, and exploring its history and evolution through a feminist lens.
Urvashi Butalia on feminist imagery, the work of activism, and how a set of posters could mark a moment in Indian history.
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.
Beyond gender categories, there is the actual living of lives. Srija met Rajam Akka in a chance encounter at a construction site.
The Third Eye introduces a new series inviting poets and artists to interpret each other’s worlds. Vijila Chirappad is a Dalit poet writing in Malayalam.
Sabeena Gadhioke, a filmmaker, writer, photographer and curator spent nine years with Homai Vyarawala, India’s first woman press photographer…