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Out and About: Nepali ASPECS in the Media

Napaltiyeka Pana

MNK talking about asexuality, discovering asexualtiy, and using social media as an advocacy tool with She the Kranti and Feminist Futures Nepal. 

Introducing Nepali ASPECS

An article introducing Nepali ASPECS and asexuality in the Kathmandu Post, written by Ankit Khadgi

Five people standing with their backs to the camera, with asexual flags draped on their backs
a pink and white background on the left and a woman holding up a nepali aspec badge on the right. Text on image reads "It is about time we tell our stories and make sure people know we exist as we always have"

We Are Here

MNK talking with Rolling Nexus about the invisibility of ASPEC identities in a hetero and amatonormative world.

Out and About: Nepali ASPECS at Pride

A person holding a transgender flag in one hand, and holding up a banner with LGBTQIA written in colorful ink
image shows a few pairs of legs, standing while facing inward in a circle, with a bunch of pride placards laid out on the ground
Five people standing together holding up umbrellas painted in Ace and Aro colors, dressed in colorful clothing
A person with long curly hair, wearing glasses, looking at the camera while holding a sign saying ACE desh wasi
An umbrella painted in purple, white, grey, and black, help up by one person, while the back of another person with purple and grey wings is visible
two people sitting under a pride flag with their arms raised. one of them is holding a sign that say bring my aced coffee
a person dressed in a tye dye shirt, black pants, black waitcoat, black hat and sunglasses gesturing to a crowd of people
a person wearing cream shirt and dark pants holding up a demi sexual flag
A person holding a transgender flag in one hand, and holding up a banner with LGBTQIA written in colorful ink
image shows a few pairs of legs, standing while facing inward in a circle, with a bunch of pride placards laid out on the ground
Five people standing together holding up umbrellas painted in Ace and Aro colors, dressed in colorful clothing
A person with long curly hair, wearing glasses, looking at the camera while holding a sign saying ACE desh wasi
An umbrella painted in purple, white, grey, and black, help up by one person, while the back of another person with purple and grey wings is visible
two people sitting under a pride flag with their arms raised. one of them is holding a sign that say bring my aced coffee
a person dressed in a tye dye shirt, black pants, black waitcoat, black hat and sunglasses gesturing to a crowd of people
a person wearing cream shirt and dark pants holding up a demi sexual flag
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Out and About: Awareness

An image with notice for ACE-CYCLOPEDIA event on a colorful green, purple, and white background
An image with text depicting what Aphobia can look like in multicolored text
a white background with a transparent nepali aspecs logo on the bottom, with the text Stories from Nepali Asexuals written in purple
An image with a dark blue (on the left) and a lighter blue (on the right) background overlaid with the nepali aspecs logo with the text Happy Ace Awareness Week, Beyond Awareness written on it
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