feminisminindia.com Email Addresses and Contacts - KazanSEO

The website is focused on feminism in India and covers a wide range of topics including intersectional feminism, stories, culture, art & poetry, books, cinema, fashion, food, internet trends and music. It also explores pop culture, travels, society issues on campus environments and family dynamics. Other areas of focus include global law & policy news, politics, science & technology developments as well as sports and work-related matters. Health discussions cover body image concerns along with menstrual health, mental health issues like reproductive & maternal health and sexual health. The website highlights the importance of intersectionality by addressing subjects like caste conflict and disability in relation to feminism and gender rights. It advocates for indigenous rights as well as LGBTQIA+ inclusivity while discussing masculinity privilege based on race or religion. Violence prevention strategies are explored including those related to rural settings alongside historical perspectives. Various forms of content such as interviews, ground reports personal essays are shared which talk about media observations in a humorous way or provide positive stories from within India using multimedia formats such as videos or podcasts. Campaigns run by the website promote self-care initiatives like #SayYesToSelfCare while media reportage focuses on gender-based violence featuring the "GBVinMedia" campaign specifically addressing Indian women's safety concerns effectively using news resources available with them for research purposes.. They encourage readers to contribute towards abortion rights narratives with a rights-based approach providing guidelines on how to write about it sensitively.One can find resources like research reports here apart from that Critical links concerning memberships/job opportunities etc are also mentioned explicitly.Fii has moved into Hindi language ,also now again includes Tamil translation feature within their interface making use accessible information across different languages