Our fifth edition, #CRIME, is now LIVE.
We look at crime and criminal justice from the perspective of care ethics.
Join us for a variety of essays, interviews, podcasts and videos on this theme over the next few months.
@chasingiamb @NirantarTrust@P39A_nlud@KritiFilmClub
Shabani from @thirdeyesocial suggested how “haal-chaal” is a term that doesn’t make this mind/body distinction. It’s definitely more experience near.
More on that in this conversation hosted by @KhabarLahariya here:
"What if we could have houses for people to be mad in? If I'm going through my state of mind that doesn't make sense to other people & if I could do that in a safe space where I can be mad, wouldn’t that be wonderful?” An interview with Jayasree Kalathil https://t.co/Zn1E88A5XA
"Since this was my first time [recording videos], I found it tricky to teach in an empty classroom. I struggled and practiced a lot and worked on my voice modulation. I made approx. 350 attempts at recording one video!" Shivji (Pisangan, Rajasthan)
https://t.co/jYRz9gbUEP
"During the lockdown, because of lack of ration, when I saw my students' health being compromised I started a #crowdfunding campaign on #Milaap to help them with their nutrition and other needs." Freya (Mumbai)
https://t.co/Q49rrMAnMq
"If we get any news in school [about a girl getting married], we immediately reach out to them or call the child helpline. We look for a solution. But in the lockdown, we were totally helpless. I am missing a lot, my class." Bidisha (West Bengal) https://t.co/Hpvk1JZFoE
If you are a #teacher who would like to share your personal experiences and #pedagogies, especially in the wake of the #pandemic, do get in touch with us at [email protected] and we would love to shoot an episode of "Teacher Talks" with you.
In case you missed this discussion on medical debt and public health organised by Chambal Media yesterday, it is now up on our YouTube channel. #ttepublichealth https://t.co/BH0fksK707
The Third Eye Public Health Edition : Features this Week | This week, we feature conversations with Dr. Aqsa Shaikh @doctorsaheba , Professor Reetika Khera, Sunita Rani and Rohin Garg.
Listen to the audiogram to know more.
https://t.co/9sIEpoWrTJ
Dr. Aqsa Shaikh @doctorsaheba speaks to The Third Eye team about health policy reforms that urgently need to be brought about, including the establishment of an Indian Public Health Sector cadre. #ttepublichealth#thethirdeyeportal
https://t.co/qLOBEoqAAU
Is rural vaccine hesitancy your drawing room conversation? Sunita Rani, an ASHA worker from Haryana tells you, step by step, how the gaping trust deficit between the communities and public health systems came about. #ttepublichealth#thethirdeyeportal
https://t.co/jCNJRkgU8O
"Leaving healthcare to the market alone is not going to be, as the economists like to say, efficient. And it is even less likely to be equitable."
Reetika Khera speaks to @sohneesays from The Third Eye.
@roadscholarz#publichealth#thethirdeyeportal
https://t.co/ZsrAqC2oAQ
Super-interesting, relevant conversations that zoom in and out of the most burning topic today - public health - in @thirdeyesocial new edition. @chasingiamb @shaofhas
“Communities that have control over their resources, have been more resilient during the pandemic.” @chikikothari talks about his learnings from the alternative, community-driven models of health and livelihoods.
Read the interview w/@thirdeyesocial here: https://t.co/CQOr2c1zsc