Mad in South Asia: Whispers of Care documents everyday acts of care, resistance, joy, and community among people with psychosocial disabilities, challenging deficit-based narratives and creating an open space for sharing lived experiences through diverse forms. This project was born out of Neha Jain’s doctoral research journey, which brought me very close to the experiences of people living with psychosocial disabilities institutionalised in psychiatric hospitals, living in halfway homes, and receiving treatment at community mental health programs in India.
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