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Art as an Advocacy (opens the original)
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This episode with Ita Mehrotra — visual artist, researcher, and educator — explores how illustration functions as advocacy, archive, and act of witness. The episode traces her practice from Shaheen Bagh: A Graphic Recollection (2021), which documents the 101-day anti-CAA sit-in led by Muslim women in Delhi, to Uprooted (2025), a slower, monochrome account of the Van Gujjar and Taungya communities' generational struggle for forest rights in Uttarakhand. Across both works, Mehrotra positions drawi
The Radical Promise of a Library: Reading, Community & Social Change with Mridula Koshy | Episode 11 (opens the original)
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The Radical Promise of a Library: Reading, Community & Social Change with Mridula Koshy | Episode 11 This episode explores the power of libraries, reading, and access to knowledge through the journey of Mridula Koshy, Founder of The Community Library Project (TCLP). Mridula shares her journey of building community libraries and creating welcoming spaces where children can read, explore, ask questions, and imagine possibilities beyond their immediate circumstances. The conversation also explores
Activism in Algorithm: Mental Health and Disability Rights with Shafali Chadha | Episode #10 (opens the original)
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This episode explores digital advocacy as both an opportunity and a risk. It follows Shafali Chadha's journey through education, disability justice, and online advocacy. The discussion begins with how schooling shapes people's ability to question authority and information. It then moves to digital citizenship, asking what it means to participate responsibly in online public spaces.The episode examines storytelling as a tool that makes policy, data, and lived experience accessible.It questions wh
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