by One Future Collective
Join co-hosts Vandita and Ruchika as they chase the elusive goal of justice by questioning carceral systems, introducing alternative justice systems & leading conversation into how we can build justice systems receptive to the various needs & desires of survivors. Learning with and from survivors, we explore the multiple meanings of justice. The podcast is produced by Ruchika for One Future Collective.
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November 30, 2021
<p>The COVID-19 pandemic saw a sharp increase in the number of domestic violence cases around the world. What is the co-relation between COVID-19 and domestic violence? What did and could have the government done to facilitate greater access to justice for survivors during this time? How did civil society respond to this sudden rise while grappling with a pandemic themselves?</p> <p>CW: Mention of Rape, sexual-physical-mental assault, other forms of gender-based violence, and covid -related distress & death.</p> <p>In this episode, we have with us Shreyasi Tripathi (@khanahbadoshi on instagram), a final year law student from National Law University Delhi and Mounica Sreesai (@mounicasreesai on instagram), who is a sociologist and a researcher. They were both research assistants for the study on Civil Society Response to Domestic Violence Survivors During COVID-19 Building Better Support for Survivors Conducted by One Future Collective and funded by the Azim Premji Covid Research Funding Programme 2020. Listen in as they share key insights, challenges and recommendations that emerged out of this timely study.</p> <p>Share your thoughts on justice with us on Instagram @onefuturecollective or on Twitter @onefuture_india.</p> <p>You can find a copy of the study here: <a href="https://archive.azimpremjiuniversity.edu.in/SitePages/pdf/Final_Report_OFC.pdf">http://publications.azimpremjifoundation.org/2767/1/OFC.pdf</a></p>
March 25, 2021
<p>What does justice mean for queer folks? Is it marriage equality? How do queer folks experience the surveillance state? And where do queer folks go when institutions fail the queer community? What is the role of community and mutual aid in queer liberation? In this episode we sit with Aruvi to answer some of these questions,.</p> <p>Special thanks to Sruthi Dixit for lending her voice for the poem for the episode.</p> <p>Trigger Warning: Mention of assault, rape, mental, emotional, physical and institutional violence. </p> <p>Be sure to listen in to the next episode out on the 8th of April. </p> <p>Share your thoughts on justice with us on Instagram @onefuturecollective or on Twitter @onefuture_india.</p> <p>You can follow Aruvi <a href="https://www.instagram.com/trains_trans/">here</a> to keep up with them and their mutual aid work. </p> <p>Works cited by Aruvi: Gender Trouble, Judith Butler Criminalizing Dalit Dissent, Santvana Kumar et al., Akademi Mag, accessed on Instagram live. Before the law, Franz Kafka</p>
March 11, 2021
<p>The prevalence of gender-based violence often impacts how those, most vulnerable to such forms of violence, access public spaces. The possibility of being subjected to such violence can determine where we go, the time at which we go and whom we interact with. In this episode, we sit with Sneha Visakha, Research Fellow at Vidhi Center for Legal Policy to discuss what feminist urbanism means, the relationship between notions of safety and justice, and how we can relook at our infrastructure to improve access to safety and justice for survivors of gender based violence.<br> <br> Special thanks to Uttanshi Agarwal for lending her voice to the excerpt for this episode taken from the book Why Loiter authored by Shilpa Phadke, Shilpa Ranade and Sameera Khan and published by Penguin India.<br> <br> Trigger Warning: Mention of assault, rape, mental, emotional, physical and institutional violence.<br> <br> Be sure to listen in to the next episode out on the 25th of March.<br> <br> Share your thoughts on justice with us on Instagram @onefuturecollective or on Twitter @onefuture_india.<br> <br> You can find Sneha's podcast, The Feminist City, <a href="https://vidhilegalpolicy.in/podcasts/the-feminist-city-trailer/">here</a>.</p>
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Join co-hosts Vandita and Ruchika as they chase the elusive goal of justice by questioning carceral systems, introducing alternative justice systems & leading conversation into how we can build justice systems receptive to the various needs & desires of survivors. Learning with and from survivors, we explore the multiple meanings of justice.
The podcast is produced by Ruchika for One Future Collective.
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