Kindness in Context: Virtuous or Vacuous?
This article is written by Samantha Hartley and it originally appeared on her blog here.
I was asked to do a video (cringe) about kindness, where I tried to emphasise how, for me, kindness is about compassionately giving what's...
Recovery: Stressing the Social Basis of the Process – Topor, Larsen, Bøe
This article is co-authored by Alain Topor, Inger Beate Larsen & Tore Dag Bøe and was originally published on Mad in America here. All the footnotes in the article can be found in the original post on Mad in America.
The Value of ‘Crip Time’ – Srinidhi Raghavan
This article was originally published as part of a fortnightly column on Firstpost and can be accessed here.
In my early journal entries from 2016 when chronic pain first disrupted my life, I wrote a lot about loss:...
Resisting the Violence of Common Sense — Kiran Grewal
This article is written by Kiran Grewal as part of a series titled 'Confronting the Household' and was originally published on Feminist Review here.
As the lockdown began I was overwhelmed by two emotional responses. The first, as...
Bringing Human Rights to Mental Health Care
This article was originally published on Mad in America on May 27, 2020, and is written by Ana Florence. It can be accessed here.
MIA's Ana Florence interviews United Nations Special Rapporteur Dainius Pūras about...
Psychosocial Challenges in the Midst of the Coronavirus — Honey Oberoi Vahali
This article by Honey Oberoi Vahali was first published on The India Forum here.
While trying to maintain our psychological equilibrium during a pandemic, we may well do so in a manner that facilitates...