Why I am a feminist and supporter of LGBT rights
Soorya Sriram reflects on his journey into becoming a supporter of gender and sexuality rights.
Coming out to my dad
Shankar Ganesh describes how he came out to his father.
First Love: a video by IIT-B students
In this heart-warming video, students of IIT-Bombay speak about their first love, including the kind that dares speak its name and break the silence around it.
Just concluded: Historic meet of Transmasculine, Intersex and Intergender people, Mumbai 2014
Sampoorna convened the first-ever event of this kind in South Asia: the Sampoorna Transmasculine, Intersex and Intergender meet in Mumbai, May 30 – June1, 2014
in her voice
Interview with Malobika, founder-member of Sappho, Kolkata, one of India’s oldest support groups for lesbian and bisexual women and transmen.
May 17, 2014: IDAHO-T call to global leaders to end violence against LGBTQI people
Orinam invites LGBTQI groups and all collectives that endorse gender justice to sign this call for world leaders to end discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity on the occasion of IDAHO-T, May 17, 2014
Thoughts on the Supreme Court Judgment on Transgender Recognition and Rights
Reflections on the NALSA judgement, and possibilities and limitations of identity biopolitics as the basis for trans* rights and citizenship.
Growing into LGBTQ activism: Vikram, Chennai
Orinam volunteer Vikram S. writes about hir journey into LGBTQ activism, via personal experiences of the tyranny of gender norms.
I am Madras: Shankar Ganesh
Shankar Ganesh is the first person from the LGBT community to be featured on ‘I am Madras’, a Facebook e-community.
Different
Shankar recounts incidents of bullying and harassment faced by feminine boys and men [trigger alert]