Hey everyone! If you are reading this, I hope you’re staying positive and testing negative during these times. I’m Urvi Agarwal, a fifteen year old from India. I probably have the messiest personality ever but I would sum myself up as a realist, a listener and a creator. March 2020 was a real stimulus for […]
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his Winter, Unsinkable is honored to be be partnering with Twentytwenty Arts (Founded by Unsinkable ambassador Megan Kee) for Life on the Line. Life on the Line is a public art project and mental health awareness campaign using art to raise funds for mental health support. Ten Ontario-based artists will be sharing their artwork and […]
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My story goes out to all the people who never thought they would figure their life out and are still battling to figure it out while facing their mental illness head on. I want those people to know that it’s okay not to be okay, to not have your life completely together, and to know […]
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She was coaxed with a voice sweet as honey and words wonderfully captivating. Just like that, she followed it down the endless black hole of doubt and hatred towards her own body. Sometimes it is like her savior, lending her a hand and pulling her up when she falls on her perfectionist ways. Sometimes it […]
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My name’s Monique, and I’m the founder of the BE FREE Movement (Black Engaged Fundamental Racial Equity Everyday). We consist of current students, alumni, adjunct faculty, professor emeritus, and other affiliates of CSU Sacramento. We are writing to introduce to you BE FREE; Black Engaged Fundamental Racial Equity Everyday. We represent many past and present […]
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TW: This story includes conversations on hate and islamophobia. We invite our community members to read it if it’s the right time for them. If you need
TW: MH. This story has discussion around gender-based violence. We invite our community members to read our Unsinkable story if it’s the right time for them 💛
Art has always been therapeutic for me. 5 years ago, when I underwent major knee surgery, I utilized art as my escape; it was a way for
TW: MH. This story has discussions around mental health and suicide. We invite our community members to read our Unsinkable story if it’s the right time for
“Pocket sized activism” Inspired by Blythe Baird Sometimes I carry my activism in my purse I only take her out when I need to Like at
Hey guys, it’s Basudha Mitra, a 16-years-old Indian girl. Autistic, a word which makes us think of a person who is developmentally disabled and is unable to
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