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A person with long black hair sits up in bed, under a blanket, in a bedroom, reading a book.

A year in Skin Stories: 2019

A graphic representation of a person conjoined to a skull sporting flowers. The skull speaks to the person through a speed bubble that reads, 'Knew who I was this morning. But I’ve changed a few times since then.' The two figures are conjoined at the bottom to wheels. Text on the left of the panel reads, 'At what point did you realize you are abled?'

Through the Looking Glass: Questioning Dis/Ability

An illustration of two people seated across a table in a room. One of them is signing to the other in a conversation over a cup of tea.

Nothing to ‘fix’: Sign Language and Deaf Culture in Delhi

A number of people (each wearing a device or prosthetic) stand together against the background of a futuristic city.

Stumped: the possibilities and pitfalls of a cyborg world

Image is portrait of a darkened, sketched silhouette of a figure with curly hair and wearing glasses, facing our left. A pink balloon floats above their head, the string passes through their left eye and goes from the back of their head, over their shoulder and meets the heart. The various chambers and blood vessels of the heart are drawn with several colours. A chrome yellow layer outlines the silhouette; the background is a deep violet with streaks of pink.

My disability masks my queerness – and I prefer it this way

The image shows a figure wearing black standing to the right of the frame, their arms slightly outstretched. They are grasping onto the many red threads that criss cross in front of them. Their face and hair is also red, and black coloured words cut out of newspaper are placed on the hair such that they look like thoughts. The background of the top half of the image is black with white trails of dots, just like the figure’s clothes, while the bottom half is orange with light brown streaks.

Editorial: Mainstream media in India has a disability problem

A person with long black hair sits up in bed, under a blanket, reading a book. A magazine, cup of spilled coffee and pillow lie on the floor beside them. On the edge of the bed is a blinking phone. The bedroom is decorated with yellow wallpaper and a rug, lamp and painting in warm shades of red.

A year in Skin Stories: 2018

In the centre of an image is a person sitting on a wheelchair, holding a small mirror to their face and looking down at their reflection with a smile. They stand in front of an open door, with two others in the background. The wall behind them is yellow, and a bird sits on a blooming tree.

Can we ever have a conversation about desire without centering my disability?

A person with long hair wearing a pink shirt sits on a wheelchair at a desk. There is a newspaper, a press badge, a laptop and a steaming cup before them. On the yellow walls in the background are framed images and newspaper clippings, a shelf and a cabinet

The field notes of a woman journalist who happens to live with disability

A person sits in a bedroom applying nail polish on their fingernails, with a smile on their face. To one side is a steaming mug and books, and to the other side, a dressing table. The room is warmly lit, coloured in shades of orange and red.

‘Fake it till you make it’: Surviving the terrifying loneliness of being a young person with an amputation

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