Equally Different: Recent Episodes
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Gender based violence has been plaguing our society since time immemorial, yet open conversations regarding most aspects of this broad societal taboo continue to be a utopian fantasy.
Equally different , although a considerably small one, is an attempt at pushing this fantasy further towards the vicinities of reality. Through partnering with students, researchers and activists working in the field of gender equality, we hope to strike meaningful conversations about conventionally shameful topics.
In yet another episode of Equally Different, developmental neurobiologist Tanzila Mukhtar discusses the gender disparity in STEM.
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Today on Equally different distinguished broadcaster, social worker and gender studies scholar Farah Zaidee elaborates upon the distinct facets of Gender Based Violence.
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On the inaugural episode of Equally Different, we delve deeper into the status of women's rights and feminism in Kashmir with award winning linguist, poet and social critic- Sadaf Munshi.
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In today's episode Mr Ateeb Ahmad Parray discusses the taboo revolving and poverty revolving around menstruation that has deteriorated the lives of women since time immemorial.
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On the very first episode of equally different, we delve deel into acid attacks, a social evil that has managed to plague nearly every state in India along with Ms Sana Shah.
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