The fear of victim blaming is one key reason survivors don't open up about what they've been through.
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Episode 5: Inside the Minds of the Trolls and the Trolled
By The Re:Set Team
From elaborate phishing scams to death threats, prominent women share how trolling affected their mental health.
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Resting and Resisting in 2022: Why It Is Time to Put Your Well-Being First
By Vaishnavi Suresh
Glorifying long work hours and the constant 'grind' culture makes it harder for people to take time off or demand rest.
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Self-Care
The Problem With Asking People What They Have Achieved in 2021
Expecting people to thrive professionally in a year that has seen massive death and grief is why 'hustle' culture is toxic.
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Re:Set Dialogues
Content Creator and Entrepreneur Salama Mohamed on Keeping It Real
While developing her products, Mohamed extensively thought about how they would work in different climatic conditions and on different skins.
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Podcasts
Episode 4: Is Mommy Brain Real?
Being a new mother comes with no manual and little support. But how does it impact your brain?
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Gender
How Trolls Forced the NCERT to Withdraw Its Transgender Inclusive Teaching Manual
Can one teaching manual undo the hatred and transphobia that has percolated through generations?
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Podcasts
Episode 3: Teachers vs. COVID
In India, many teachers had to double up as frontline workers and help with pandemic relief work.
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Podcasts
Episode 2: The Power of Black Women
Between mobilizing people for rallies and votes and shouldering the emotional responsibility of the impact of institutional racism, Black women walk us through their lived realities in 2021.
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Podcasts
Introducing Our Podcast “Why This Now?”
This is a show that tells the untold stories, brings you unheard perspectives and answers unasked questions.
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Podcasts
Episode 1: Dating in an Ableist World
From first impressions to internalized ableism, four people with disabilities walk us through the challenges they face while dating.
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Gender
From Protests to Road Trips: Indian Women Are Always Playing the Hold Your Pee Challenge
The farmers' protests were witnessing fewer women participants due to the “lack of toilet access.”
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Gender
The Emotional and Mental Health Burden of Being an Older Daughter in an Indian Family
Indian older daughters are forced to take on the emotional responsibility for their families, often at the cost of their own mental health.
