My Experience with the Status Quo
Status quo is a Latin phrase meaning the existing state of affairs, particularly with regard […]
Conversations with Ex-Inmates
The selection process of the Banyan Impact Fellowship is a journey of its own with […]
Online Gender Training: Does It Really Work?
Fresh from my AIF Clinton Fellowship Orientation, I started work with my host organization, the […]
Safety in Statelessness: Tibetan Women Helpline
A home or a country we can call our own is something that most of […]
River of Life: My Ten Months of Experience in the AIF Fellowship
During the AIF Clinton Fellowship Endpoint conference, I got the opportunity to share my fellowship […]
Reimagining the Justice System at the Local Level
This following post is excerpted and adapted from the AIF Clinton Fellowship Endpoint presentation that […]
Nari Adalats: Changing Lives at the Community Level
In my last blog, I briefly discussed the system of Nari Adalats (Women’s courts) run […]
Domestic Abuse: A Right Granted by Society?
What is domestic abuse? Is it limited to a wife being abused by her husband or […]
Bringing the Period to the Workplace
Chums. Time of the Month. Visit from Aunt Flo. Stomach pain. Code Red. Red Wedding […]
She: The Invisible Bread Earner (Part I)
“Who is the head of family?” I asked a boy from Chikiti Block of Odisha. […]