120 climate feminist organisations are coming together to push governments and financial institutions worldwide to take urgent action and to include more women leaders in the action for climate justice.

We look at the psychological health concerns among people who have recovered from mild, asymptomatic, or severe COVID and how best we can cope with what we know or don't know.

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How can we redefine resilience from an empathetic lens? Is it solely the ability to bounce back and be strong in the face of adversity? How can we move away from looking at pain and distress as something that needs to be ‘fixed’ and acknowledge what it needs to heal?

A guide to using gender neutral pronouns.

Therapy Tuesday is a fortnightly podcast for people looking to have conversations about mental health from a feminist perspective.

What are healthy and unhealthy boundaries in a relationship? How do we recognize them? Why does every relationship need healthy boundaries? Setting boundaries can be uncomfortable and confusing, so, how do we go about establishing them? Ruchita answers these questions.

In this episode, we look at the relationship between social media and mental health. While social media can be valuable for networking and enhancing connections with loved ones, it can also worsen mental health issues. Ruchita gives us some techniques for managing social media behaviour.

This episode debunks some myths about bipolar disorder and looks at why it becomes difficult for people to accept and own the diagnosis.

Addiction- that's our focus for this episode- the stigma attached to substance use and how we need to approach it with increased sensitivity.

Slowing down the COVID-19 contagion requires physical distancing and masks. There is no other way to do this at any stage of the spread anywhere. The virus is deadly and it's hell-bent on spreading—it's designed to, as all viruses are.

In this episode, we discuss men's depression- what the symptoms can look like, and how men need to develop safer spaces for themselves and unlearn the violence they have internalized towards themselves and the people around them.

We won the UNESCO-Netexplo Grand Prix. Many of you voted for us! So what's the prize all about?

Losing a loved on to the pandemic, job loss, leaving your home, the breaking of a relationship—any of these could cause grief to a person. In this episode, we unpack the complexities of grief.