InYouth Voice for a New IndiabyDr SP Mishra·Nov 3Why Are Religion and Nationality Such Powerful Identity Markers?Religion connected human communities across borders long before the modern nation-state emerged. Nationality later added another powerful…
Alanna Swainston Harrison·Nov 1Forget Maccas: 5 Reasons Vegemite Helps International Students Feel at Home in AustraliaEveryone’s heard of colour theory, right? It’s been all the rage on social media lately: endless posts about flying to South Korea for a…
G L Daftari·Oct 29When the World We Belong To DisappearsOn growing old, losing our connections, and searching for purposeA response icon5A response icon5
concuconcu·Oct 29The Face That They ExpectedOur face is part of who we are. Your face is made up of many strands of DNA. The DNA of your parents, grandparents, and ancestors…
Ankush Bore·Oct 15Heading Back To Where I BelongAbout four years ago, while travelling back to Pune after a long holiday, I captured a photo from the bus and captioned it, “Heading back…
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Alizakhalil·Sep 19There Are Places You Live In, And Places That Live In YouHave you ever wondered that there are places we go to every day, and places where we live for years but never feel like we belong there?
Palash Chowdhury·Sep 6Belonging Without Conformity: Why Inclusion Shouldn’t Mean Becoming Someone ElseThere’s a difference between being included and belonging.
InNever Stop WritingbyBob Metivier - poet, singer/songwriter, composer·Sep 2BelongingWho decides who belongsA response icon2A response icon2
InUnselfingbyTheunselfing·Aug 24The Endless Pain of Searching for What Does Not Exist: Failing to Find One’s PlaceWhat drama!
