Interrupting Spaces Finale



 

This is the final episode of our special mini-series ‘Interrupting Spaces’. Over the last four weeks, we brought you stories of women who are interrupting and disrupting the spaces and structures around them through their work, their voices, and their presence.

This episode is an intersection of art, activism, and is a celebration of difference – in stories, songs, poetry…in types of resistance, rejections, revisions and ultimately a movement towards change, equality, dignity – whether that is for an individual, a woman, a group, or the nation as we know it. This episode features Sarita Pariyar, Sapana Sanjeevani, Bina Theeng, Pranika Koyu and songs by Pardafash, Jerusha Rai, Shreya Rai, and Flekke.

This is the final episode of a five-part series, Interrupting Spaces, produced by Boju Bajai in collaboration with the United Nations in Nepal.

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Credits:
Sarita Pariyar is a writer and activist. Follow her on Twitter
Read her ‘A Touchable Woman’s Untouchable Daughter: Interplay of Caste and Gender in Nepal’

Sapana Sanjeevani is an independent political researcher, Mithila artist, and feminist. Follow Sapana’s and her sister Payal’s artwork on Instagram

Bina Theeng is a poet and writer.
She reads आगोको ठेगाना
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Pranika Koyu is a poet and researcher. In this episode, she reads
झिल्को and सिता वाणी 
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I Have Created written by Itisha Giri and read by Irina Giri

Songs:
God Promise by Pardafash. Follow Pardafash on Instagram

Pallo Ghar by Shreya Rai
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Sunsaan I by Jerusha Rai
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Averse by Flekke

Consolidate Records. Follow Consolidate Records YouTube channel here

Reporters for the Interrupting Spaces series.

Sewa Bhattarai.
Sewa is a bilingual journalist based in Nepal, working in radio and print media. Her main reporting focus is gender issues, and her other interests are arts and literature, environment, and rural Nepal. Follow Sewa on Twitter

Nikita Tripathi.
Nikita holds a Bachelor’s degree in Development Studies from Kathmandu University.

Madhuri Mahato
Madhuri is a journalist based in Birgunj, Nepal. Currently, the News Chief at Narayani FM, she has over a decade of experience reporting for the print and radio, including BBC Nepali.

Edited by Sikuma Rhiannon Rai

Sound design by Phatcowlee

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