Inclusivity

Activist Nu Misra, who has an acquired physical disability, talks about the “gaze” of pity they have been subject to all their life, and how they navigate sexuality as a disabled person.

Anusha, Shashi, and Guneet founded Bohemian Adventures to make trekking inclusive, and have taken people with disabilities on trips across the world.

Once unsure if she could even climb up the stage, Sweta has now completed 300+ comedy shows and is committed to making public spaces inclusive.

Transgender rights in Bihar received a major boost with the state government appointing Manvi Madhu Kashyap, Ronit Jha, and Bunty Kumar as the first transgender sub-inspectors in the police force.

Members of v-shesh, an enterprise that prepares organisations with disability inclusion, weigh in on how Indian workplaces can better accommodate people with autism and other neurodivergence to make offices more inclusive.

TiE-Delhi-NCR, in collaboration with v-shesh, have been steadily working towards disability-friendly planning and inclusivity in their events. Here’s what we can learn from their interventions to understand why inclusive planning is the need of the hour.

“Although all our operations shut, we knew that we had to continue working to help those who were at their most vulnerable.”

Lack of teaching facilities restrict visually-impaired from pursuing education. This device and mobile application makes self-learning easy.

The non-degree course at IIT Gandhinagar is open to students from streams of Humanities, Engineering and Science.