In a culture where asking for help is seen as weakness, we keep pushing ourselves—till our bodies give up.
We tell ourselves to be stronger, to push through, to manage it alone. But mental health doesn’t work like that. /1
Parenting Aaj Kal is a Hindi talk show by Much Much Media — where we bring real people and experts together to talk about the stuff that remains hidden in most Indian families. Shame, fear, conflict, confusion — it’s all on the table. /4
New episode of The Autism Podcast - which we produce - is out today! We interview @AditiGangrade_ about autism stigma and (mid) understanding in India, what needs to change, and her company @MuchMuchMedia.
Out now at https://t.co/CfJIQB2h8z and other platforms!
8 y/o Zoeya Khan has designed a Self Regulation Bracelet — a simple, brilliant invention to help neurodivergent students communicate emotions through colours
Practical. Creative. Game-changing.
#Neurodiversity#autismawareness
His story, like so many others, reminds us that true climate solutions must leave no one behind.
As we continue filming, we’re learning, unlearning, and challenging ourselves every day.
Over the years, many magazines have carried brazenly ableist covers, enraging and prompting pushback by disability activists.
This article is a collection of instances when our media has been supremely (and shamelessly) ableist.
Read: https://t.co/T6Uox9NGOL
@puneetsinghal22 (he/him), a disability inclusion advocate and an accessibility professional shares his journey navigating disability, domestic violence, and climate crisis in a Delhi slum.
Read the full story: https://t.co/ofCUrYEIjv
👉🏽 This article is part of our Lived Experience series where we speak to people from underrepresented communities for better health outcomes.
This series furthers our motto - Personal stories, community wisdom - https://t.co/VCrsWLmLeC