by Jennifer Liang | Mar 16, 2017 | Blog
Koraibari Field Notes from a Study on Health Inequities in a Conflict Area Jennifer Liang Notes from the field: Jennifer Liang, 2nd – 5th July 2016 (Deosri) 3rd July 2016, Deosri It was raining incessantly for past few days in Deosri. For two day’s now,...
by BEVIN VINAY KUMAR V N | Feb 27, 2017 | Blog
Understanding Discrimination- How do we look at it? BEVIN VINAY KUMAR V N “See they are discriminating against us” said my colleague as we were sitting in our canteen and waiting for our coffee. We had ordered first and the person who ordered after us got the coffee...
by Asmita Behera | Feb 27, 2017 | Blog
Life choices of a girl (woman) in rural India Asmita Behera I am writing this solely for the girl I met during my data collection. It has been months and some faces keep coming back to me like they have become a part of me and hers is etched among them. It was one of...
by Sunu C Thomas | Feb 27, 2017 | Blog
“Why can’t you be child-free?” Sunu C Thomas “I hope this time it happens”, she said. “Why can’t you be child-free?” I asked my friend who was in a not so happy marriage. “… but, I need one for the society”, she replied. I was taken aback hearing her reply and seeing...
by amc-hss | Jan 9, 2017 | Blog
My experiments with Kashmir -the cursed valley amc-hss When I was asked to write about my experiences as a young researcher in Kashmir, I suddenly felt very confused. I felt clueless as to where to begin. Millions of memories came gushing to my mind. I did not know...
by sapna | Dec 30, 2016 | Blog
“Scrappy” issues – panting environment and decaying lives sapna E-waste, a new and hazardous category of waste, has further complicated the waste management scenario not only in India but globally. When talking about its management in India and other developing...
