They’re not as serene as they seem to be
By Joseph Wheeler, 9/3/2014. Recently had the opportunity to be published in the Hindustan Times as the co-author of an op-ed developed with Francesca Cespi Feruglio during [...]
Every Mother Counts: Storytelling to Combat Maternal Mortality in India
By JOSEPH WHEELER, 8/12/2014. As part of their ongoing mission to bring access to justice closer to marginalized communities in India, Nazdeek was recently awarded a Grant from [...]
Assam Wage Campaign: Income Breakdown
By Joseph Wheeler, 8/8/2014. Continuing on with my work for Nazdeek creating visuals for their current campaign to assist tea plantation workers in Assam, India, push [...]
Assam Wage Campaign: Income Comparison
By Joseph Wheeler, 8/6/2014. Nazdeek is currently involved with an ongoing campaign to increase the minimum wage on tea plantations in Assam, India. Due to colonial-era [...]
Maternal Health Workshop
By Joseph Wheeler, 8/3/2014. On August 3rd, Nazdeek brought together 25 passionate community members from two informal houing settlements--Gole Market and Nangloi--to kickstart training programs dedicated [...]
The Responsibility of Representation
Kathputli Colony, New Delhi By Joseph Wheeler, 8/2/2014. All forms of media representation are simplifications of a real world object for the sake of conveying [...]
To Do List
By Joseph Wheeler, 7/30/2014. In the process of planning my research project and experiencing my first few days in Delhi, I am starting to learn [...]
The “Third World” Trope: Avoiding Undertones of Neocolonialism in International Advocacy Media
By Joseph Wheeler, 4/22/2014. Advocacy media is an undeniably effective way to start a dialogue around issues of social inequality and discrimination, but has the potential [...]