Image source: Edutopia.org Social media has been abuzz with pictures of baked goods and savoury dishes, photos of friends and relatives on video calls, dramatic TikTok videos of makeups and breakups and memories of better times painted in wistful Instagram filters....
British artist Damien Hirst pays tribute to National Health Service (NHS) workers through this artwork. Titled Butterfly Rainbow, it shows a rainbow decorated with butterfly wings. He sees the rainbow as a symbol of hope and reassurance in the time of the Coronavirus...
More than just an accompanying instrument… In her pursuit of percussion, Smt. Sukkanya Ramgopal has been a crusader of inclusion, literally from childhood. Not only did she dare to knock on closed doors, she stormed spaces once reserved exclusively for men, vocalists,...
There’s very little dry waste that is thrown out from Anu Jain’s household. Most of it is crafted into a useful household item or artefact that is aesthetically way beyond the average “things made out of waste” category. When Anu goes down for a stroll or travels...
In Scandanavia there is a myth about seals which shed their skins to become women. The sealskins lie on a rock even as these naked women dance atop a rock in ecstasy. A man appears. Tears of loneliness had drawn chasms on his cheeks. Beguiled, he picks up a sealskin...
When we choose to acknowledge and recognize each other as human beings, we choose to win the first battle towards inclusion. Children with special needs battle to seek education and literacy in a way that resonates with them. Today, states, organisations and people...
