Postcards

By: Nikunj Agarwal
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  • Postcards, Your passport to all things people, policy, and politics! Postcards is a platform dedicated to discussing topics often overlooked or underrepresented in mainstream media. Each episode is a one-on-one journey with a guest, designed to engage everyone—from policy experts to those simply curious about the world around them. Dive into conversations that amplify unheard voices, explore transformative ideas, and spark meaningful change.
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Episodes
  • Rainbow Resilience: Navigating Queerness with Anish Gawande | Postcards Podcast | #01
    Jan 11 2025


    In the very first episode of the Postcards Podcast, our host dives into a compelling conversation with Anish Gawande, a Rhodes Scholar, LGBTQ+ activist, National Spokesperson of NCP-SP, and Founder of Pinklist India, and more! This enlightening discussion explores the evolving landscape of queerness in 2024, the impact of political policies on marginalized communities, and the importance of allyship in building an inclusive society.

    Anish delves into pivotal topics like queer representation in media, the interplay between politics and identity, and the fight for equal rights, all while sharing his vision for a progressive future. This episode is not just a conversation—it’s a journey into the heart of what it means to create change and build understanding in today’s world.

    📅 Recording Date: 9th June 2024

    #QueernessIn2024 #AnishGawande #PostcardsPodcast #LGBTQVoices #IdentityAndCulture

    Enquiries

    Contact us at postcards.inbox@gmail.com.


    You can learn more about the Topic here :


    1. Nielsen: The Push for Change- Examining LGBTQ+ representation in media and advertising by Nielsen

    2. The Rise of LGBTQ+ Representation in Indian entertainment: The Reader’s Blog Times of India Article

    3. Supreme Court Refuses To Recognize Same-Sex Marriages, Asks Union Govt To Form Committee To Determine Rights Of Queer Unions

    4. Supreme Court’s same-sex marriage verdict acts as a formidable document upholding the Indianness of homosexuality and gender queerness

    5. Violence against LGBTQI+ people – A hidden pandemic

    6. Feminism In India Article - Intimate Partner Violence In Queer Relationships: Voices from Urban Queer India

    7. Pride 2023. Beyond Pride Month, what are Indian companies doing for queer employees?

    8. Instagram Reel by Anish Bhagat : Queer influencer on brands during Pride Month

    9. Queer 365: how to progress LGBTQ+ initiatives beyond Pride.

    10. Nikunj Agarwal’s LinkedIn Post: Brands being called out by Gender Pay Gap Bot on Women’s Day

    11. Survey by Swasti Health Resource: 52% of gay men in India without peer support suffer violence - Hindustan Times Article

    12. Family Domestic and Sexual Violence on LGBTIQA+ people: Report from Australian Institute of Health and Welfare

    13. New hate crime statistics released today by the ONS reveal that England and Wales continues to become a less safe place for lesbian, gay, bi and trans people.

    14. Violent Victimization by Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity, 2017–2020 - United States of America

    15. United States Strategy to Prevent and Respond to Gender-Based Violence Globally 2022

    16. Lee Mokobe’s Poem: https://www.themarginalian.org/2016/05/02/lee-mokobe-transgener-poem/

    17. Inside China's silent crackdown on feminism and queerness: https://www.fairplanet.org/story/inside-chinas-silent-crackdown-on-feminism-and-queerness/

    18. A thousand ‘dark days’: Taliban’s unrelenting ban on women’s education: https://www.fairplanet.org/story/talibans-ban-on-womens-education-continues/

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  • Postcards - Your Passport to People, Policy, and Politics
    Jan 9 2025

    Welcome to Postcards—your passport to the unseen intersections of people, policy, and politics. Hosted by Nikunj, this podcast is your platform for thought-provoking conversations, diving into topics often overlooked or underrepresented in mainstream media.


    In our very first episode, we’re joined by Anish Gawande, National Spokesperson for the NCP-SP and co-founder of Pink List India, as we explore queerness, identity, and the ongoing challenges faced by the LGBTQ+ community in a post-377 India.


    But that’s just the start! Future episodes will feature Sanchita Mitra, discussing women’s labor rights and workplace equality, and Lucilla Dias, offering insights on climate policy and privilege.


    Get ready for unfiltered discussions that challenge perspectives, spark ideas, and inspire action. Postcards launches January 11, 2025, on Spotify. Hit follow, stay tuned, and join us for this exciting journey!

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