These Colors Don’t Bleed
Myna Mukherjee, the show’s master-mind and master-eye, cites the recent Delhi rape case as having provided the impetus to launch this pan-Indian tour.
Archive for the tag Gender
Interview : Artist, Balbir Krishan
Art is a strong medium that can be used to stand against societal wrong doings- to fight.
India, No Woman’s Land?
Interview : Artist, Baaraan Ijlal
Baaraan Ijlal’s work always has to do with gender and queerness in some way, and gives us great pleasure to introduce her to the Gaysi audience.
Bollywood Gender Bender Party/Fundraiser
SALGA NYC Presents Our Second Annual Bollywood Gender Bender Party!
Sharing of “Breaking the Binary” In New Delhi
In 2009-2010, LABIA initiated a research study based on 50 life history narratives of queer PAGFB and aided by discussions with queer LBT and trans* groups.
Film Screening : Prayer For Bobby
Screening of a movie – Prayers for Bobby, followed by panel discussion, we gotta best panelists from Delhi, so you cannot afford to miss it!
Interview : Pallav Patankar, Director HIV Programs (HST)
I was counseled by Bombay Dost when I was 18. I was on the scene when there was no internet and no party scene; it was a different time then.
Queer Lingo (Spread The Word)
One thing is clear; we at Gaysi take certain things very seriously. SERIOUSLY.
Release, Sharing & Discussion of “Breaking the Binary”
Breaking The Binary : Understanding concerns and realities of queer persons assigned gender female at birth, across a spectrum of lived gender identities.
Private Parts
I drew a simple figure, slightly more muscular than was accurate, with a stoic face and probably more hair than I can honestly claim anymore.
Qashti : Delhi/NCR Based LBT Group
Qashti is a feminist non-profit, non-funded collective for and by lesbian, bisexual, FTM trans and genderqueer people who have been assigned female at birth (LBQTGFAB).
Living a Transgender Childhood
Parenthood is hard. Even when your children are regular and very ‘text-book’. It is doubly hard when your child has gender identity conflicts.
Sexual Assault, Mass Crimes and Justice : A Gendered Perspective Public
Forum Against Oppression of Women (FAOW) and Women’s Research & Action Group (WRAG) are pleased to invite you to a seminar on “Sexual Assault, Mass Crimes and Justice: A Gendered Perspective.”
Take Back The Night (Mumbai)
This is a gathering, to show collective strength, and fight violence that women, queer people, transgenders routinely face on the streets, making them ‘unsafe for us’.
Bombay, What Happened?
The news these days are filled with stories of rape, molestation and abuse against women. While we in Bombay love to point fingers at Delhi and talk about their crime statistics, Bombay has been catching up in recent months.
Theatres of the Body
Bangalore’s queer pride celebrations will include a workshop by performance artist and scholar Kareem Khubchandani that explores the memories, maps, and marks of the body.
Taboo : Photography Exhibition
Five photography projects on the theme of TABOO. Curated by Indu Antony and Sandeep Mahajan. Taboo is the forbidden, the illegitimate desire.
Delhi Queer Pride : Sunday, 25th November 2012
Delhi Queer Pride is five this year! We invite members and supporters of the queer community.
Bangalore Pride Festivities : 22nd November – 2nd December 2012
Come march with us! Anyone and everyone is welcome to come march with us! Let’s march together! Let’s exhibit our pride! And show your love and support to the queer community!
