Sanchar Towards Inclusion

No Silence. Just Pride.
Celebrating Disability & Q***rness
Nu, Surjo and Ell will be joining us for a session on Disability and Q***rness along with our moderator, Ms. Nandini Ghosh. Join us for an evening of stories, solidarity, and celebration as Marsha Against Discrimination and Sanchar AROD come together to honour the vibrant intersections of disabled and q***r lives.

🗓 28th June, 2025 (Saturday)
🕕 6 PM to 8 PM
📍 Venue Partner: Storyteller Bookstore: 171M, Picnic Garden Rd, near VIP Bazar Metro Station, opposite Shimla Hotel, VIP Bazar, Amrabati, Kasba, Kolkata, West Bengal 700039

Register here: https://forms.gle/8RYfJPZUos9By9ee7

Let’s reclaim space, amplify voices, and affirm that pride is not complete without disability justice.

🌈✊ No Silence. Just Pride.
Celebrating Disability & Q***rness
Join us for an evening of stories, solidarity, and celebration as Marsha Against Discrimination and Sanchar AROD come together to honour the vibrant intersections of disabled and q***r lives.

🗓 28th June, 2025 (Saturday)
🕕 6 PM to 8 PM
📍 Venue Partner: Storyteller Bookstore: 171M, Picnic Garden Rd, near VIP Bazar Metro Station, opposite Shimla Hotel, VIP Bazar, Amrabati, Kasba, Kolkata, West Bengal 700039

Register here: https://forms.gle/8RYfJPZUos9By9ee7

Let’s reclaim space, amplify voices, and affirm that pride is not complete without disability justice.

Disability and q***rness/transness are not separate identities—they often overlap, creating layered experiences of exclusion and resistance. Without an intersectional lens, mainstream q***r or disability narratives risk erasing those living at the margins of both. Q***r and trans disabled people face unique barriers in access, recognition, and safety, whether it’s in healthcare, public spaces, or community movements.

An intersectional understanding ensures that we don’t reduce people to single-issue identities. It reminds us that justice must be accessible to all—and that true pride must be inclusive, accessible, and grounded in the lived realities of everyone, especially those most often unheard.