Tag: covid19
Dealing with Layers of Grief in the Pandemic
When octogenarian Nikesh Pal* in Ahmedabad, India, lost his 49-year-old son to COVID, it promptly got added as a statistical figure...
Neglected and Forgotten: Women with Disabilities During the COVID Crisis in...
Rising Flame, a nonprofit organisation work based in India, working for recognition, protection, and promotion of human rights of People with...
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...
Psychosocial Challenges in the Midst of the Coronavirus — Honey Oberoi...
This article by Honey Oberoi Vahali was first published on The India Forum here.
The Forgotten People
Only last year, Mad in Asia Pacific ran Yeni Rosa Damayanti’s photo-essay on the horrific conditions the mentally ill in Indonesia had...
Mental Health in Locked-Down India — Kavya Murthy
This article by Kavya Murthy was originally published on The News Minute as With a country-wide lockdown, how is India coping with...
Quarantine Diaries: Coping with Childhood Trauma
Blessings — it’s important to acknowledge and remember the blessings that surround us. In these challenging times, in times of forced quarantine...
The COVID-19 Pandemic and Chances of a Mental Health Crisis in...
The coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic has been declared a public health emergency by the World Health Organisation (WHO) and most countries in...
Mutual Support in an Age of Social Distancing
This article was originally published on Mad in America on March 23, 2020 and is written by Leah Harris. It can be...