Young People and Sexuality
In our mid-month issue, Anjali Hans, in her mid-twenties, writes with insight and humour about learning and becoming a woman while navigating the terrain between the world as feminists want it to be and the world as it is. Manak Matiyani in an interview with Shikha Aleya tells us why he foregrounds his identity as a feminist…
I share an apartment with two friends in a cramped street across from posh, climber-draped bungalows in South Delhi. All…
Manak Matiyani, feminist and queer activist, experienced in facilitating youth leadership for social change, is the Executive Director of the…
Experiences and learnings from the immediate surroundings such as the school and the family leave a deep impact on the…
I finally got around to watching Laurie Nunn’s debut series Sex Education that premiered in 2019 on Netflix. With its…
Growing up is a tedious task in our society because of the institutionalised practices, societal constructs and boxed identities and…
This article was originally published in The Medium. Explore: Stories of Youth & Sexuality Growing up, I was a very…
This article was originally published in Gaysi magazine, (CC BY-NC-ND 2.5 IN) Posted byAsfiyah Posted onJan 7 2020 To my astonishment,…
This article was originally published in the YKA 27th June, 2020 More from Aditya Singh With time and maturity of…
Being an adolescent is never easy. It is the beginning of one’s life journey to answering the ultimate existential question:…
As we sat down brainstorming about what course we were going to take next for As You Are (AYA –…
1. A Certain Type of Life since the age of 16 I idealised a certain type of life involving certain…
Every Friday my organisation Red Dot Foundation hosts a SafeCircle, an online space for listening and for sharing experiences of…
I discovered the movie What Will People Say? while browsing Netflix. Growing up in a society in which people are…
I wish my elders had told me about more than just bleeding when they talked about menstruation. I wish they…