Changing the Lens: Telling Powerful Stories in Multimedia India
Honest explorations of subjects like inclusive sex education, pleasure, desire, and equality using different forms are finding new audiences in India.
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Building an Inclusive India: Trans Rights and Representation
As activists and civil society in India work to strengthen trans rights, how can we move towards a bias-free understanding of gender to create inclusive workplaces and healthcare policies?
Understanding Political Participation in the U.S.
As the Biden administration works towards the democratization of the American state, it is important to examine how these changes can impact the state’s apparatus. Does a more diverse voter base and cabinet make for better public institutions?
The Transnational Dimensions of Caste: India and the U.S.
Recent cases of caste-based discrimination in American multinationals have shed light on ways in which the oppressive caste system operates within the American Indian diaspora. How does caste travel from India to the U.S.?
Crafting Sustainable Development Solutions
The world's poorest often pay more than the rich for water, sanitation, food, and credit due to lack of access to fair markets. How can firms engage with low-income communities effectively?
Understanding India: Citizenship and Identity
The formal recognition of religious identities as grounds for citizenship in the Indian constitution puts the fundamentals of citizenship up for debate. Has the idea of citizenship in India changed materially over time?
