Empowerment

Thoughts on a Day Marked
Yesterday was Trans Day of Visibility. It was a day of mourning and grief for many of us, grief for those who are no longer here to be seen—those who did not survive their visibility. Love and power to my resting comrades, young and old.
By kp10 months ago in Pride
There is no LGB without the T
Section One: What is TDOV? Why is it important? Annually on March 31, people all over the world honour Trans Day of Visibility: a celebration of trans and non binary communities, and an acknowledgement of the discrimination and violence faced by transgender people every day. Each year, it seems, transgender hate crimes rise. Each year, hundreds of trans and non binary people are murdered around the world. Trans Day of Visibility is crucial in recognizing and challenging the unbridled transphobia that makes society run.
By choreomania10 months ago in Pride
Nura Sleep and PolicyGhar: A Proud Partner of the IIW SHE Awards 2025, A Celebration of Women Empowerment at the UK House of Commons
The IIW SHE Awards 2025, held at the prestigious UK House of Commons in the UK Parliament, reached unprecedented heights this year, making it a memorable occasion for all those involved. With over 100 awardees and more than 250 nominations, this year’s event marked a remarkable achievement in celebrating the power, determination, and resilience of inspiring Indian women across various sectors.
By Madeeha Khan10 months ago in Pride
The War Hero and the Villain. AI-Generated.
The plains of Veyrath stretched wide and scarred beneath a sky heavy with smoke. Once a land of golden fields and bustling hamlets, it was now a graveyard of shattered steel and broken dreams. The War of the Three Crowns had raged for a decade, pitting kingdom against kingdom in a relentless struggle for dominion. At its heart stood two figures: Captain Aric Veyne, the war hero of the Dawn Legion, and Lord Drayce Korr, the villain whose name was a curse on every tongue.
By Great pleasure10 months ago in Pride
Resist the Regression. Top Story - March 2025. Content Warning.
No pride for some of us without liberation for all of us. - Marsha P. Johnson Too often, the act of gendering is a danger to people. All people, even if they don’t identify as trans or non-binary. The fact of the matter is that the sex and gender binary is deadly and intentionally so. If it’s not killing you physically, it is killing you spiritually. It is killing your humanity, killing your self-love and expression, and killing your self-discovery and potential. It leaves little to the imagination, trapping our minds with only certain tools: stereotypes and assumptions. Fear is bred here.
By kp10 months ago in Pride
NDIS Services in Australia – Indian Support Center (ISC), Australia
NDIS Services – Indian Support Center (ISC), AustraliaThe National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) provides funding and resources to help individuals with disabilities lead independent and fulfilling lives. Registered NDIS providers offer a range of services aimed at improving autonomy and well-being.
By INDIAN SUPPORT CENTER (ISC)10 months ago in Pride
Pandora's Box
The myth of Pandora's Box is one of the most well-known tales from Greek mythology, often referenced as a cautionary tale about curiosity and unintended consequences. But is opening Pandora’s Box always a bad idea? To understand the true implications of this ancient legend, we need to explore its origins, the motivations behind Pandora's actions, and the deeper symbolic meaning behind the infamous box—or rather, jar.
By Horace Wasland10 months ago in Pride
Greek Gods Ranked
1. Zeus The king of the gods and ruler of Mount Olympus, Zeus commands the skies and wields the power of thunder and lightning. Known for his justice and authority, he ensures the balance of the cosmos and maintains order among both gods and mortals. His thunderbolt is a symbol of divine power and unyielding strength, making him the ultimate authority in the Greek pantheon.
By Horace Wasland10 months ago in Pride
prosodies
when i "was a woman," i garnered considerable attention – some unwanted, some critical, some obsessive, some violent, some worshipful, and some oppressive –
By kp10 months ago in Pride
An Intersex Story and Sport
As a child, my earliest memories were being taken to the "sick kids" hospital in Edinburgh. I wasn't dying, but I was and still am, a peculiarity, I'm intersex, or to be more specific I have an Intersex condition called Klinefelter's syndrome. I was a peculiarity in the Endocrinology department of the Hospital, but I was also a peculiarity because I was in the hospital for the condition in the first place. You see, most people with Klinefelter's don't find out until they're in their 30's or 40's, when they're trying to have kids. There I was, a kid, in the hospital, being poked and prodded, fully aware of what I was in the wide scheme of things.
By Ashyr H.11 months ago in Pride
It is Too Early to Celebrate Women In Tech
Technology has transformed every aspect of human life, and women have played a crucial role in shaping this digital revolution. However, while the industry boasts of progress in gender diversity, the harsh reality remains: it is too early to celebrate women in tech. The numbers, biases, and systemic barriers reveal that there is still a long way to go before women can truly claim equal space in the industry.
By Ramesh Mahato 11 months ago in Pride
Be Your Biggest Fan
Be Your Biggest Fan _ The Power of Believing in Yourself Believing in yourself is key for personal growth and success. When you support yourself, you unlock self-motivation. This helps you beat obstacles and reach your goals. Self-belief is the base of personal growth, and it grows with practice and dedication.
By Samia Refaat11 months ago in Pride