Imagine a world where people of all genders and sexualities are free and equal. That’s what we’re building.

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Imagine a world where people of all genders and sexualities are free and equal. That’s what we’re building.

Gender nonconforming person sitting comfortably in front of a laptop, surrounded by creative messaging on tech accessibility, feminism and non binary identities.

Image credit: Kruthika NS

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We empower women, girls, and gender and sexual minorities to shape and inhabit digital spaces

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Our online and offline publications – books, zines, sites, and more – explore the intersection of gender, sexuality, and technology.

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2021-22 was a difficult year. COVID and the lockdowns hindered our work and affected our lives. But we kept working: we moved our grassroots work online, we launched exciting new programmes, and we got heartwarming responses from the people we work with.

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Why Voice?

Because it’s fundamental.

WHOSE VOICE MATTERS? / WHO GETS HEARD? / WHO COUNTS? / WHO DOESN’T COUNT? / WHOSE VOICE IS HEARD IN FAMILIES, COMMUNITIES, AND SOCIETIES? / WHOSE VIEWS DOMINATE POLICIES, PROGRAMMES, SERVICES – OR THE PUBLIC DOMAIN? / WHOSE VOICES ARE SMOTHERED,
SILENCED OR STAMPED OUT?

‘Having a voice’ equals being heard, being considered, being counted, being part of, being able to influence. Being human.

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My son’s attitude towards me has changed – he now acknowledges that I am capable, learns various aspects of the smartphone from me, and doesn’t dismiss me any more.

A domestic worker in Kolkata

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