This session addresses the intersections of reproductive rights, ableism, and eugenics in India. Key discussions include the lack of accessible sexual and reproductive health resources, societal stigma against disabled parents, and historical and modern practices of eugenics. Panelists highlight the importance of bodily autonomy, informed consent, and systemic healthcare reforms to support women with disabilities […]
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Unpacking Structural Ableism in WaSH
This panel discussion sheds light on structural inequities in water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) systems and their impacts on people with disabilities, particularly in India. The speakers, including Dr. Renu Adlakha, Kiran Nayak, and Dr. Anjali Agarwal, address the inherent ableism in WASH infrastructure, the intersection of caste, gender, and disability, and the systemic stigma […]
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Mental Health 360 Panel on Psychosocial Disability and Systemic Exclusion
MH360 is a mental health festival that was co-organised by Red Door India and CREA. The panelists from thefestival explore the effects of systemic exclusion, intersectional identities, and structural oppression on psychosocial disability. Featuring voices from marginalized communities, including queer, Dalit, and tribal individuals, this session highlights the emotional and mental health challenges tied to […]
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