ALT Promotional poster for “RECON Extended,” a free online global series linked to the RECONFERENCE event. A black header features the title “RECON Extended” on the left and the RECONFERENCE logo with the tagline “Rethink, Rework, Reclaim” on the right. Below, purple text lists activities: “Teach-ins · Workshops · Film Festival · Q&A Sessions.” An “Upcoming Sessions” section highlights three events: “Narratives as Infrastructure” by Juliana Martinez (Nebula Fund) on 11 June; “Challenging (Dis)embodiment: A Tribute to Anita Ghai” by Rupsa Mallik (CREA) on 15 June; and “Movements and Why They Matter” by Srilatha Batliwala (CREA) on 18 June. A purple banner announces a film festival from 22–25 June in collaboration with ALT EFF, with live filmmaker Q&A sessions on 29–30 June. At the bottom, a registration link is displayed, and the CREA logo appears in the lower-right corner.

ALT Graphic with a teal background and black speech-bubble shape reading “WE ARE HIRING!” for the position “Archivist & Knowledge Documentation Coordinator” in New Delhi. The CREA logo appears at the bottom right.

ALT Graphic with a teal background and black speech-bubble shape reading “WE ARE HIRING!” for the position “Coordinator Communications” in New Delhi. The CREA logo appears at the bottom right.

ALT Panel discussion with three speakers seated on stage, wearing headsets, with a projected slide behind them, during a session titled “Misogyny and Algorithmic Discrimination: Meta’s Responsibilities in the Global South”; CREA’s Priya Das, Director – Programs and Innovation, is among the panelists.

ALT Panel discussion with three speakers seated on stage, wearing headsets, with a projected slide behind them, during a session titled “Misogyny and Algorithmic Discrimination: Meta’s Responsibilities in the Global South”; CREA’s Priya Das, Director – Programs and Innovation, is among the panelists.

ALT Panel discussion with three speakers seated on stage, wearing headsets, with a projected slide behind them, during a session titled “Misogyny and Algorithmic Discrimination: Meta’s Responsibilities in the Global South”; CREA’s Priya Das, Director – Programs and Innovation, is among the panelists.

ALT Close-up of participants at CREA’s FLMBaRI Hindi Institute in discussion, with one woman in a pink top speaking and gesturing while others listen and refer to their notes.

ALT Participants sit around a round table in a workshop setting, engaged in a small-group discussion. One woman gestures as she speaks while others listen attentively, with notebooks, phones, and papers spread across the table. Additional groups and facilitators are visible in the background, and handwritten charts are displayed on the walls.

ALT A group of women sitting on sofas in a hotel lobby, engaged in a discussion while holding papers and phones; a modern interior with a staircase and glass walls is visible in the background.

ALT Participants at CREA’s FLMBaRI Hindi Institute work collaboratively around a round table, writing and discussing ideas during a group activity, with posters on the wall behind them.

ALT A red CREA event poster announcing participation at RightsCon 26 in Zambia (May 5–8, 2026, in person and online). The workshop is titled “Coded Harm: Unpacking AI and Technology-facilitated GBV.” Description notes a collaborative session on how violence manifests in AI-mediated environments and possible responses. Event details at the bottom: May 8, 2026, 10:15–11:15 AM, Room 3, MICC, Lusaka, Zambia. CREA logo is on the right.

ALT A red CREA graphic titled “Meet Our Facilitators” featuring two headshots. On the left is Geetanjali Misra, smiling, wearing a blue patterned top; labeled “Executive Director, Global, CREA.” On the right is Anja Kovacs, with a neutral expression, wearing a dark top with a purple inner layer; labeled “Director, Internet Democracy Project.” CREA logo appears in the top right.

ALT A red and white event graphic featuring the CREA logo and the text “crea @ WD2026,” with a note that it is hosted by the Oceanic Pacific in Narrm (Melbourne), Australia. Below, in large white text on a red background, it reads “Concurrent Session.” The session title appears as “SOLIDARITY IN ACTION,” followed by the subtitle “Bridging Divides for Collective Resistance.” A circular CREA logo with illustrated faces is placed on the right.

ALT A red event poster with a white central panel titled “SOLIDARITY IN ACTION” and the subtitle “Bridging Divides for Collective Resistance.” The text notes that CREA’s Executive Director – Global, Geetanjali Misra, will co-facilitate and speak on feminist faultlines and the importance of building solidarity to counter anti-rights and anti-gender pushbacks. Event details are listed as April 29, 2026, 9:30–11:00 AM, Room 204. On the right is a circular portrait of Geetanjali Misra, with her name below, and the CREA logo appears in the top right corner.

ALT A red event poster announces CREA’s participation in the “8th Encounters on Fundamentalisms” by Medicus Mundi Gipuzkoa. The panel is titled “Big Tech: Misogyny and Racism in the Age of AI.” On the right is a portrait of Priya Das, identified as Director of Programs & Innovations at CREA. The CREA logo appears at the top right.

ALT A promotional graphic for the Skoll World Forum 2026 featuring bold red and white design. The text reads “Let’s connect at the Skoll World Forum” with dates April 21–24, 2026, in Oxford, England. At the center is a circular portrait of Geetanjali Misra, smiling, with shoulder-length dark hair and wearing a blue patterned top. Below the image, text identifies her as “Geetanjali Misra, Executive Director, CREA.” The CREA logo appears at the bottom right, and the hashtag #SKOLLWF is displayed at the bottom left.

ALT Red and white poster with woodcut elements that contain DSRI 2026 written in it, there is a white CREA logo at the top right and the rest of the text reads:"विकलांगता, यौनिकता और अधिकार अध्ययन 2026 27 से 29 मई, 2026 नई दिल्ली CREA का विकलांगता, यौनिकता और अधिकार अध्ययन एक 3 दिवस का कोर्स है, जो विकलांगता, जेंडर और यौनिकता के जुड़ाव पर क्षमता बढ़ाने और काम में व्यावहारिक समझ बढ़ाने का मौका प्रदान करता है। आवेदन की अंतिम तिथि: 19 अप्रैल 2026 https://www.creaworld.org/forms/dsri-hindi-2026-application-form.html यह कोर्स ऐसे तरीके से संचालित किया जाएगा जिसमें सभी के लिए सहज और सरल पहुंच सुनिश्चित की गई है।"

ALT A red and dark grey graphic featuring a stylized “bird-woman” illustration with wings, textured feathers, and a human face in profile across the top. The lower section has a light background with text: “CREA stands with transgender & gender-diverse communities.” Below it reads: “The right to self-identify one’s gender is a fundamental human right, recognized by the Supreme Court in NALSA v. India (2014).” The CREA logo appears at the bottom right.

ALT A red and dark grey graphic featuring a stylized “bird-woman” illustration with wings, feather detailing, and a human face in profile across the top. The lower section displays text: “We do not support the Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Amendment Act, 2026.” Below it reads: “It replaces self-identification with mandatory medical certification. This undermines years of legal, social, and movement-led progress toward recognizing gender autonomy.” The CREA logo appears at the bottom right.

ALT A red and dark grey graphic featuring a stylized “bird-woman” illustration with wings, scales, and a human face in profile across the top. The lower section contains the heading: “Denying the right to self-identify:” followed by bullet points: “Undermines dignity and autonomy,” “Deepens stigma and vulnerability,” and “Contradicts Constitutional rights.” The CREA logo appears at the bottom right.

ALT A red and dark grey graphic featuring a stylized “bird-woman” illustration with wings, feather patterns, and a human face in profile across the top. The lower section reads: “Transgender, non-binary & gender-fluid persons must be recognized on their own terms.” Below it states: “CREA calls for and envisions an India where transgender persons live freely, equally, and without fear or stigma.” The CREA logo appears at the bottom right.

ALT Black graphic with CREA’s logo on the left and RECONFERENCE logo on the right. Large text reads “RECON Extended: An Online Learning Series” with a “Join Us!” call to action below.

ALT A classroom training session with participants seated at desks, watching a presenter speak beside a screen displaying illustrated slides.

ALT A small group stands at the front of a classroom; one man reads from a paper while others listen, as seated participants face them.

ALT A group of people stand in a wide circle outdoors on a grassy area, appearing to participate in a group activity.

ALT A large group of adults pose for a group photo outside a white building, seated and standing in rows near an entrance with a “WELCOME” sign.

ALT Movie Screening poster featuring two children behind a metal gate, with text reading “Guthlee Ladoo,” “International Women’s Day 2026,” “#GiveToGain” and “A Morning of Conversations on Gender and WASH,” alongside CREA and PVR Nest logos.

ALT A cinema hall filled with a diverse audience seated in blue recliner chairs, attentively watching the screening of Guthlee Laddoo.

ALT A panel discussion in a cinema auditorium, where four women stand on stage speaking into microphones beneath a large screen displaying the “Guthlee Ladoo” film poster.

ALT A group of women stand on stage in a cinema hall, holding small potted plants, in front of a large screen displaying the “Guthlee Ladoo” film poster for International Women’s Day 2026.

ALT Green background with a black textbox which reads, "We Are Hiring! Consortium Coordinator Donor Compliance & Partner Support New Delhi For more information visit: creaworld.org/careers/". There's a white CREA logo on the bottom right.

ALT A host wearing a blue sari stands on stage holding a microphone and speaking while a puppet performance takes place beside her. Three puppets appear above a red curtain-covered puppet stage with gold fringe, set against the “International Women’s Day – 2026” banner.

ALT A mixed group of women and men stand together on stage for a group photo in front of an “International Women’s Day – 2026” banner. The group faces the camera under stage lighting at the event venue.

ALT A woman in a light purple floral sari speaks into a handheld microphone on stage. She stands in front of a banner reading “International Women’s Day – 2026,” at the event held in Dhaka.

ALT Seven performers stand barefoot in a line across a stage, holding hands during a performance under purple stage lights. Behind them is a banner for “International Women’s Day – 2026,” with side banners reading “Rights. Justice. Action. For All Women and Girls.”

ALT A monochrome blue illustration on a black background shows a mythical, horned woman emerging from water under a night sky filled with stars, planets, and a crescent moon. She has long flowing hair, a single eye on her forehead, and her arms are raised upward. A snake wraps around her right arm, while her hands display eye symbols. Her body and arms are decorated with mystical markings, moons, and eyes. Lotus flowers and ripples appear on the water around her. At the bottom of the image, the text reads “Happy International Women’s Day 2026,” and the CREA logo appears in the lower right corner.

ALT Women on chairs, sit in a close circle indoors during the training, with one woman speaking into a microphone while others listen attentively.

ALT A group of women sit in a circle outdoors on a lawn, watching others stand in lines holding placards in front of a large institutional building.

ALT A large group of women and a few men pose together with CREA staff for a group photo inside a hall.