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Search ResultCORO and and Photography Promotion Trust (PPT) co-host ‘Right to City’ photography exhibition at Kala Ghoda Arts Festival 2017
Together, CORO and PPT hope to tackle the crucial issue of the exclusion of marginalized populations in India. The emphasis of this project is to highlight the value of div...
Read MoreEnough We Will Not Be Silent Anymore
The Cinthol ad follows Indian sportswomen who have braved odds and ridicule to simply follow their hearts and make a new destiny. The ad captures the new narrative about wo...
Read MoreIn Tranny, A Punk Rock Legend Reconciles With Her Past
In 2012, Laura Jane Grace told a reporter something that she had been keeping secret her whole life. Two intensely anxious months later, the punk musician and lead singer o...
Read MoreHow Rural Women Are Challenging Gender-Based Exclusion From Land Ownership In India
A rural women’s movement in north India has played a significant role in dismantling the existing power structures and overcoming gender-based exclusion from ownershi...
Read MoreKaty Perry Visits Vietnam With UNICEF
Following a visit to Vietnam, internationally acclaimed singer-songwriter and UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Katy Perry is calling for increased focus on children being left be...
Read MoreIndia’s Female Scavengers Enslaved By Caste, Gender Discrimination
New legislation in India to crack down on the practice of forcing mainly the poorest women to clear other people’s excreta will have little impact unless deeply entre...
Read MoreEnergy New Report Indicates Scale Of India’s Exclusion From Progress
Up to 43% of women in the working age (about 153 million) in India only do domestic work, indicating the scale of their exclusion from the workforce.
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More Than 40 Percent Of India's Women Confined To Domestic Work, Report Says
Women are among the most excluded groups in India, with almost 43 percent of working-age women confined to domestic work, while many who do work outside the home face explo...
Read MoreGoing Mainstream In Including Disabled People In Development
Across the world, 1 in 7 people has a disability and 80 percent live in developing countries. Many people with disabilities face discrimination and stigma in their everyday...
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