

Changing Mindsets
I grew up hating my own pale skin because I was the outsider in a mixed-race family. Later, I realized I wasn’t born to love a man either. Passing as white and straight gave me a disturbing window into people’s unspoken prejudices. The worst part? It's the prejudice people hide—because then there's no room for dialogue, no chance for change.

Candice Louisa Daquin
Aug 56 min read


Case Study on Right Side Scoliosis Treatment
A young male was diagnosed with Congenital idiopathic scoliosis (CIS) and back pain, localized to the mid-thoracic region. The pain was exacerbated by sporting activities and had been present for a year.

Dr. Mukesh Kumar
Aug 42 min read


Toward a Poetics of Valorization
To serve people well is not a task of function, but of form and soul, like crafting a poem. It requires vision, courage, and the ability to see beauty where others refuse to look.

Thomas Neuville
Aug 44 min read


10,000 Miles Towards Belonging: A Journey with “P” A.K.A“Mango”
He had never been to India—and we had never met—but he crossed continents alone, chasing connection.
In just weeks, he transformed from a quiet traveler to part of our family.
What he really came looking for wasn’t adventure—it was belonging.
He had never been to India—and we had never met—but he crossed continents alone, chasing connection.
In just weeks, he transformed from a quiet traveller to part of our family.
What he came looking for wasn’t adventure—it was belonging

Rachit Pandey
Aug 44 min read


Inclusivity
Rahul couldn’t speak, but his mind remembered everything—even mobile numbers after hearing them once. While teachers ignored him, his classmates cared. His mother carried him up three floors daily until she couldn’t anymore. It wasn’t his disability that pushed him out—it was our lack of acceptance.

Namita Rai
Aug 46 min read