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It’s Been a Decade: A Poem on Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT)

Vaidehi Chilwarwar -
Shambhavi Ravishankar's headshot against a black background.

Alagille Syndrome, Medical Trauma and Mental Health: In Conversation with Shambhavi...

Maitreya Shah -

COVID-19 and Persons with Psychosocial Disabilities: A Joint Statement and Some...

Editorial Team -

Making Inclusion a Reality: Interview Series (Part III)

Momina Masood -

Millennial-ing with Invisible Disabilities in a Neurotypical World: Is there no...

Devrupa Rakshit -

‘Ratched’: Unpacking the Violence and Homophobia in Psychiatric Hospitals

Chintan Girish Modi -

Emotional Service Animals: In Conversation with Tod Emko

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The Gift of Unknowing: Why Heterogeneous Narratives are Important

Manishka Gunasekara -
A brown-skinned, long-haired person sits on their bed, reading a book. They sit under a thicker pink and white comforter, followed by a blue sheet, on a mattress that is light blue. Their pillow (pink, similar to the quilt), is on the floor, next to a mug of coffee. A magazine is under the bed, peeking out. Behind them is a tall lamp with a red lampshade, against yellow walls. The sky outside appears through their window, a dark blue with stars.

Skin Stories: Essays on Sexuality, Disability and Gender: A Book Review

Kimberly Fernandes -
Colourful graffiti of characters with different expressions painted on a white tiled wall.

Resisting the Violence of Common Sense — Kiran Grewal

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