Ep 259: The Loneliness of the Indian Woman
Indian women are lonely in the bedroom, lonely in the kitchen, lonely in the workplace. Shrayana Bhattacharya joins Amit Varma in episode 259 of The Seen and the Unseen to discuss the interior and exterior lives of these unseen millions. Also check out 1. Desperately Seeking Shah Rukh: India's Lon…
S01EP04: 'Movements' ft Jasmeen Patheja and Vandana Mahajan
The fourth episode of Think Feminist looks at movements and the important role they play in feminist activism. Author of 'All About Movements' and your host Srilatha Batliwala explains what movements are, how they are built, how they work, and how they create change. Joining her are gender equalit…
Art in the Service of Public Knowledge
In the final episode of our first season, we are in conversation with artist Jasmeen Patheja. Jasmeen is the founder of BlankNoise - a multi city / multi country collective that has been instrumental in building public discourse and shifting conciseness on sexual violence in public spaces.
Listen Episode 3
Listen episode 3 was recorded in Bangalore's Cubbon Park and We Work
It comprised college students from 7 colleges in Bangalore.
A total of 18 students.
Language : English and Kannada.
Trigger warning: If you feel triggered at any point, step away, and come back to it when you feel ready.
You m…
Blank Noise: Art and Activism in India
Blank Noise is an art project that grew out of Bangalore India. Since 2003, activists have been finding creative ways to challenge cultures of victim blaming and street harassment. Founder Jasmeen Patheja tells us more. Their latest campaign is ineveraskforit.org
The Lesbian Rules is a short docu…
Making Public Spaces Safer For Women w/ Jasmeen Patheja
Jasmeen Patheja is the founder of Blank Noise. Jasmeen was born and raised in Kolkata. Her family, traditional Punjabi business people migrated from Burma in the 1960s. Jasmeen attended one of the city’s best schools, but was always told she should prepare to be married by the time she turned twen…
Women’s Magazine – January 1, 2007
Retrospective and Prospective
As we bid farewell to 2006, the KPFA Women’s Magazine brings you excerpts of previously aired shows in today’s first half hour, including topics of sexual assault; emigration; the arts, including performance, poetry, and music; militarisaiton; trafficking; and disabi…
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