We are pleased to invite you to the second workshop of 'Shakti Within'. Visit our website for more information. The link is in the bio.
Register for the event now: https://t.co/IybsoHewSD
Bring forward your emotions the way they come to you. Engage in discourses that will amplify your voice. Set out on a path of self-realisation. The workshop awaits your presence.
There's a lot that an individual can offer to society. Every machinery needs its parts to function properly. What part do you play and how does that affect the world around you?
Channelize your energy towards this means through 'Shakti Within'. DM for registration
Women have a Shakti inside them that is kept hidden because society is scared of that power. The Bridge introduces 'Shakti Within' to reflect on how a woman becomes confident in her abilities and her voice. We invite you to explore with us on this journey. DM for registration.
Experience an inclusive platform for discussion and self-reflective engagement to get attuned with yourself. The Bridge invites you through the virtual workshop 'Shakti Within' to dig deeper and explore with us on this journey on 25th November 2020.
Celebrating Mental health Day tomorrow. Send in your questions for psychologist @Rachana_NA to answer. Going live on our handle at 1pm #WorldMentalhealthDay
"Hindi cinema is not really an industry, to begin with, it's a family business": @guneetm at @TheBridgeTalks' panel discussion on the problems of representation in Bollywood. Watch the full conversation here: https://t.co/UmSd2p0xCZ
#BridgingTheGap
"In Kashmir, you get to see how political goes into personal and how personal goes into political": Mantasha Binti Rashid at a panel discussion on women in conflict. Watch the full conversation here: https://t.co/oScuvj9GLT
#BridgingTheGap
"It is about time that we stop pedestalizing working women. Why can't we just normalize it?": Watch @ghaywan discuss Bollywood's problems of representation, in conversation with @alankrita601, @ReallySwara, @parvatweets, @writeonj, @guneetm and @dpanjana. https://t.co/UmSd2p0xCZ
"The meta narrative by Indian media of presenting the Kashmiri woman as either suppressed or as Jihadis is extremely problematic": @Evilsickularist, in conversation with @Shehla_Rashid, Mantasha Binti Rashid, @nayeema1 and @Maroosha_M. Watch here: https://t.co/oScuvjrhDr