“THOUGH WE’D BEEN THINKING ABOUT DOING THIS TYPE OF PROJECT FOR SOME TIME, WE DIDN’T REALLY KNOW IF WE HAD THE SKILLS OR EXPERIENCE TO PULL IT OFF. WHAT WE DID HAVE WAS A CLEAR VISION, TO NURTURE STORYTELLING AS AN ENVIRONMENT FOR HEALING AND KIND EDUCATION.”
QUEER IN.SIGHT
RUKIE HARTMAN & APARAJEETA “SASHA” DUTTCHOUDHURY Rukie likes envisioning, and thinking practically about implementing those visions. She has written a lot for someone who claims not to be a writer. She enjoys watching Bollywood movies, sewing, taking naps, smiling, and laughing. Aparajeeta, also known as Sasha, is a writer (and reader) interested in storytelling through the languages of personal narrative, fiction, poetry, comics, graphic novels, and those oral moments over a cup of chai. She sees storytelling as a way of exploring the worlds in us and around us.
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