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तुमने उसे अपने गांव जाने की बात बताई और उसके चेहरे की सिलवटें,तुम्हारे हाथ तक उसके हाथो का आने तक का झिझक भरा सफर देखा,और 588 बस की भीड़ में तुमने देखा वो सरोजिनी के पास वाला बिलबोर्ड जहां बड़े-बड़े शब्दों में लिखा था‘Future, Your Future’सुनो उस बिलबोर्ड की बातों में ना आना,मैं जानती हूं…
Read More5 Things You Should Ask Your Doctor as a Lesbian
Navigating healthcare as an LGBTQ+ person can sometimes feel challenging or intimidating. This series aims to simplify important health topics and encourages open conversations with your healthcare provider. By openly discussing these specific health needs, you can ensure personalised, effective care and maintain your overall well-being. 1. Pap Smear and HPV Vaccine Regular Pap tests…
Read More5 Things You Should Ask Your Doctor as a Transman
Navigating healthcare as an LGBTQ+ person can sometimes feel challenging or intimidating. This series aims to simplify important health topics and encourages open conversations with your healthcare provider. By openly discussing these specific health needs, you can ensure personalised, effective care and maintain your overall well-being. 1. Hormone Therapy (Testosterone): There are safe options for…
Read More5 Things You Should Ask Your Doctor as a Transwoman
Navigating healthcare as an LGBTQ+ person can sometimes feel challenging or intimidating. This series aims to simplify important health topics and encourages open conversations with your healthcare provider. By openly discussing these specific health needs, you can ensure personalised, effective care and maintain your overall well-being. 1. Hormone Therapy Hormones are a common part of…
Read More5 Things You Should Ask Your Doctor as a Gay Man
Navigating healthcare as an LGBTQ+ person can sometimes feel challenging or intimidating. This series aims to simplify important health topics and encourages open conversations with your healthcare provider. By openly discussing these specific health needs, you can ensure personalised, effective care and maintain your overall well-being. 1. Hepatitis Immunization and Screening If you’re a gay…
Read MoreAn Open Letter To ‘Kranti Wala Pyaar’
Feminist spaces have always been a collection of radical love for me but little did I know that I will actually find the love of my life in a South Asian Feminist Course. It is a love story which started from Nepal, travelled back to Karachi (Pakistan) and New Delhi (India) and travelled together to Bangkok…
Read MoreSharing circle on Discrimination in Healthcare Settings
Date: May 24th Day: Saturday Time: 5:00 PM onwards Where: Zoom (Link shared upon registration) Free event | Limited Seats Click here to register and reserve your spot May 17 marks the day the World Health Organization, in 1990, declassified homosexuality as a mental disorder, a moment that gave rise to IDAHOBIT: the International Day…
Read MoreGrowing up Queer and Trans : Elders Edition
Date: May 16th Day: Friday Time: 7:00 PM onwards Where: Zoom (Link shared upon registration) Click here to register for the event As we gear up to celebrate pride and progress, we must also pause to remember those who walked before us! Pride exists because their journeys have laid the very foundations on which we…
Read MoreTest, Don’t Stress! A Guide to STI Testing – An Instagram Live Q&A
Date: April 26th Day: Saturday Time: 5:00 PM onwards Where: Instagram LIVE Click here to submit your questions (anonymously) Feeling unsure about STI tests? Confused about what STI tests you need? Not sure how to bring it up at the clinic? Tired of endless Google searches and panicked doom-scrolling? Navigating STI testing especially as a Queer-Trans…
Read MoreAn Open Letter To ‘m.j’
Dear m.j,Almost a month is gonna be complete and I am yet to explore every petal you have to offer to this world. Don’t worry and don’t freak out this isn’t what you think it might be. Are you disappointed? I hope not because I am sure you know how I feel , how I…
Read MoreAn Open Letter To My Current Self
I know we grew up feeling alone and being told everything we are is wrong and that we have to be more manly for the family. And now that we are old and we’ve still not changed but we do the manly stuff like earning for the family and putting food on their plates, and…
Read MoreAn Open Letter To Love, Anger and Hate
Dear Love, anger and hate, Often you come as grief, joy and melancholy. You never told us that you all are one and part of a family called life. That, in each of you, our lives will find itself home and also play our part to fulfil what makes us together – the community. I…
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