Research Bulletin
Vol.1 | October 2022
People and their Sociocultural Environment: Interventions and Applications
Experiences of survivors of commercial sexual exploitation availing rehabilitation at R&P homes in India
Hook-up culture among young Indian adults in Indian metropolitan cities
Prof. of Eminence (Dr.) Sanjeev P. Sahni & Dr. Vipin Vijay Nair
Torture: Journal on Rehabilitation of Torture Victims and Prevention of Torture
Girls wait for customers in Jessore Brothel. Photograph: Allison Joyce
Employing participatory action research methods, this research emphasizes the need for such methods in research with critical and marginalized populations. The research explores the narratives of victims of commercial sexual exploitation to understand
factors towards eventual Rehabilitation within Rehabilitation & Protection (R&P) homes in India Read more
Mr. Bhasker Malu Sexuality and Culture
Graphic courtesy of Sophie Bailey
Is the culture of hooking up prevalent among emerging adults in Indian Metropolitan cities? Emerging adults that lived in apartments without their families had the highest rate of hooking-up followed by individuals living in PGs and with their families. Read more
Peace profile: Maulana Wahiduddin Khan
What stops children from disclosing se ual abuse: Perspectives from adults
Dr. Neha Khetrapal Peace Review: A Journal of Social Justice
Maulana Wahiduddin Khan (file photo)
Talks about peace and peacebuilding in the Indian terrain are focused on Mahatma Gandhi. While Gandhi’s efforts are laudable, there are others who are often not recognized or sidelined. This article showcases information about Maulana Wahiduddin Khan, who worked tirelessly for peacemaking and peacebuilding, within the framework of Islamic peace psychology, in India. Read more
Mr. Irfan Fayaz Journal of Loss and Trauma
Illustration of child abuse (Shutterstock/File)
This work discusses how children who are prisoners of their own childhood aim to create a life that is free from abuse, as their childhood has left them with neglect of basic fundamental needs. Read more