At fourteen Radhika felt ready for love – the grown men around her knew better

Food for thought – by Sambodhi Prem

In this letter Pankaja acknowledges the lack of care many of the children in our communes have suffered, without denying the positive experiences that also happened

Nisarga Eryk Dobosz on why saying No can be an act of self-respect, and how reclaiming our boundaries helps us reclaim our voice

Madhuri’s thoughts on female sexuality, abuse and self-defence

A short story by Madhuri (full version)

Madhuri reviews books by Tim Peake, Michael Connelly, Nigel Cawthorne, Douglas Kennedy, Doris Lessing, Helen Forrester, Beth O’Leary, Melanie McGrah and Beth Macy

Madhuri reviews Virginia Roberts Giuffre’s posthumously published memoir

from Gyana Cain

A review by Nityaprem of Sarito Carroll’s memoir

Samvado’s insights on the question: ‘What are the seed points that lead men to rape or abuse women and young girls?’

An extract from Marshall B. Rosenberg’s book, Speak Peace in a World of Conflict.

Therapist and sexual abuse survivor, Ananda Sarita, describes her healing journey and the various methods that can help.

Madhuri describes an inner journey that helps you see what is healthy for you to take in from your surroundings and the people in them, and what is not.

“For twenty-four hours, wait; and after twenty-four hours, whatever comes to you, go and do.”

While reviewing this book, Madhuri reflected on issues like control, power struggle and verbal abuse and how it affects us.

A poem by Madhuri

Sarita talks about methods, therapies and treatments to heal abuse…

In this article Sarita has an in-depth look at the various kinds of abuse …