The activist, who predominantly works for causes—transgender persons and the larger queer community’s rights—wrote the book We Are Not The Others. The book, as she calls it, is a reflection of an “artivist”.

Ankita Mehra, a community manager and Diversity & Inclusion leader with a corporation, has constantly through her social media and through her work at the companies made an attempt to have on board people from varied backgrounds mainly focusing on women and queer persons.

The Court overturned the landmark 1973 Roe v Wade judgement which ensured every woman in America had a constitutional right to abortion. SheThePeople spoke to lawyers and scholars to understand the impact of the reversal of this verdict and what will it mean for women around the world.

Nasreen Rehman, who translated Manto’s works into English, in a conversation with SheThePeople speaks about the author, her career and South Asian Literature in translation.

SheThePeople got a chance to speak to E Lockhart about the changing readership of YA fiction, her decision to pen a sequel to her bestseller after eight years and more

Shiva gathered information through newspapers, probing deeper to make this documentary about Srija, not an indie one but a palatable documentary which must reach more to sensitise the masses.

This Pride Month, we spoke to some folks from the LGBTQIA+ community, in order to find out how they accept their sexuality.

Historically, the law and lawmakers showed tendencies to cater to subjective moralistic attitudes of what is ‘right’ or ‘wrong’ when it comes to sex work.

The author talks about her new book In The language Of Remembering which was released on May 10, 2022.

Nirmika Singh is a singer, songwriter, poet, lyricist, and music critic and she is the youngest journalist to hold the position of Executive Editor at Rolling Stone India.