publications

We produce a range of award-winning digital publications dedicated to in-depth explorations into critical and much-needed questions that emerge at the intersection of gender, technology and sexuality. Using compelling narratives, we offer fresh perspectives on disability, violence, data, desire and agency.

Femme person with long hair is sitting at a desk, clutching a phone in their left hand and reading a paper in their room.

Image credit: Alia Sinha

Skin Stories

India’s first and only publication dedicated to publishing fresh, urgent perspectives on disability, sexuality, and gender.

A femme person is on their bed, looking at their phone with their eyes closed and a blissful look on their face.

Image credit: Alia Sinha

Hacking Digital Gender Norms

In February 2019, in Negombo, Sri Lanka, 47 researchers, practitioners and activists working on gender.

Hands are creeping out of floating smartphones to grab a woman who is at the center in her underwear, with a surprised expression on her face.

Gender and Internet Governance Exchange (gigX)

As part of the Our Voices Our Futures collaboration with the Association For
Progressive Communications (APC), Point of View organised gigX (Gender and
Internet Governance Exchange) – a daylong workshop on demystifying
Internet Governance and infusing gender into it.

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Deep Dives

Discover longform journalism, personal narrative, and occasional works of art, poetry and fiction.

A person’s head is submerged in a smart phone screen with their eyes closed and their long hair floating as it would in a pool of water.

Image credit: Vaishali Soni

Reboot

Reboot publishes a range of articles exploring emerging issues at the intersection of sexuality.

A person’s head is submerged in a smart phone screen with their eyes closed and their long hair floating as it would in a pool of water.

Image credit: Vaishali Soni

Mera pehla Mobile

Based on Population Council’s rich data from the UDAYA study on access, use and consumption of digital media among adolescents, pooled with our own experience in the intersectional field of sexuality, gender and technology, the comic book Mera Pehla Mobile engages with questions, fears and curiosities that many girls and young women have themselves expressed surrounding mobile phones. The comic follows Chanchal’s experience with her first mobile — how she navigates the digital space and responds to barriers she faces, how she uses it to exercise her agency and experience freedom, and more twists and turns! Follow Chanchal’s adventures on the road to her pehla mobile…

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Pyaar Plus

A digital toolkit about pyaar and all that’s associated with it – from attraction to abuse – for young women.

Hands are creeping out of floating smartphones to grab a woman who is at the center in her underwear, with a surprised expression on her face.

Image credit: Venus Libido

Free To Be Mobile

Ten stories of technology-enabled violence rooted in gender. Teenage boys hacking the WhatsApp accounts of teenage girls.

Hands are creeping out of floating smartphones to grab a woman who is at the center in her underwear, with a surprised expression on her face.

Image credit: Ghazal Qadri

Mobile Phone aur Sapne

This comic is a spin-off of Mera Pehla Mobile. The story is contextualised to Jammu and Kashmir’s technological realities, centered on remote learning and education.

It aims to start a much-needed inter-generational and intra-community dialogue on issues such as privacy, safety, and consent, particularly in relation to access to information. the publication will be attentive to the realities of technology use in Kashmir.

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