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Interview: Maya Rao

March 1, 2014

Interview: Maya Rao

A photo of a few children dressed in matching red shirts that read 'enough is enough' and holding up placards with various slogans

Interview: Vidya Reddy

On Jan 1, 2014 when I met Vidya Reddy, one of TULIR’s co-founders, for an interview on consent among teenagers…

By Shweta Krishnan

February 1, 2014

Interview: Vidya Reddy

Interview: Rituparna Borah

Rituparna Borah, a queer feminist activist, and a member of Nirantar, Centre for Gender and Education, India sat down with Jasmine George…

By Jasmine George

January 1, 2014

Interview: Rituparna Borah

Interview: Anjali Gopalan

A photo of Anjali Gopalan, who has short black and gray hair and dark eyes. Anjali is smiling, wearing a light pink dupatta.

By Anisha Dutt

December 1, 2013

Interview: Anjali Gopalan

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In Plainspeak publishes one issue every month, with a single theme running across two months. Our aim is to expand safe, inclusive self-affirming spaces.

CURRENT ISSUE:

December 2024: Parents, Teachers, CSE

Each time a child or adolescent asks a question that may be (even indirectly) related to sexuality, many parents and teachers get squirmy and nervous. This may be because they themselves do not have the information required, but in most cases, it has more to do with the ‘hush-hush’ that surrounds sexuality. After all, a child’s asking “How are clouds made?” does not evoke the same anxieties as “How are babies made?” We are taught shame at an early age, and we then transmit it on. The December 2024 issue of In Plainspeak explores Comprehensive Sexuality Education from the perspective of parents and teachers.

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