Year |
Title |
Conference/ Journal |
2020 |
PASS and Uger Tools for Menstruation Management Sustainability |
IDC School of Design, IIT Bombay, India |
2020 |
Why Design Needs Copyleft |
Hard Copy |
2020 |
Nightingales Lead: An account of a Federation’s work during the COVID 19 Pandemic |
IAWS Virtual Conference – Gender during Covid-19: Perspectives from North-East India |
2017 |
The journey of menstrual hygiene management in India |
Feminism in India – Intersectional Feminism Desi Style |
2017 |
Men in menstruation – are we addressing the elephant in the room? |
Collaborative Article; Jatan Sansthan and Ecofemme |
2015 |
Men – Missing in Menstrual Management Design |
The Third International Conference on Design Creativity (3rd ICDC) Indian Institute Of Science, Bengaluru, India |
2015 |
Green is the new colour for menstruation. Uger fabric pads show the way through a sustainable perspective |
ICoRD 2015 – International Conference On Research into Design, Indian Institute Of Science, Bengaluru |
2015 |
No, do not, cannot, must not; be quiet ‐ re-examining the rulings, restrictions and superstitions around menstruation. |
Students Magazine, for Swathy Karthik, Student, Masters Programme, Mass Communication, Pondicherry University |
2015 |
Where users are designers and researchers: women collaborate in menstrual product design. |
Design Research Symposium: Design Research in Professional Practice. National Institute Of Design, Bengaluru |
2014 |
No more room for error: Spaces must be made for ergonomic and sustainable menstruation management at the work place. |
International Ergonomics Conference HWWE 2014 Guwahati |
2014 |
It’s time to take the bull by the horns – menstrual product debris can be reduced by using Uger fabric washable pads |
Design for Sustainable Well being and Empowerment– Indo Dutch International Conference, Indian Institute Of Science, Bengaluru |
2014 |
Restructuring anatomies – A case study of Uger reusable sanitary napkin and its potential for scale up |
Conference: Design for a billion – IIT, Gandhinagar |
2014 |
Kahani Her Mehine Ki – The Same Story, Every Month – A Learning Tool on Menstruation for the Visually Impaired |
Journal: Terra Haptica Section: Report of an Experience |
2012 |
Body Expulsions and Rural Community Health – Spaces, Perceptions and Management Systems |
International Rural Network Conference – Whyalla – Australia |
PASS and Uger
Tools for Menstruation Management Sustainability
IDC School of Design, IIT Bombay, India Author : Lakshmi Murthy
Nightingales Lead: An account of a Federation’s work during the COVID 19 Pandemic
Authors Names:
Ms.Daiahun Khonglam, Dr.Lakshmi Murthy, Ms.Smriti Kedia
Institutional Affiliation:
Ms. Daiahun Khonglam, Incharge of Nightingale Federation under NERCORMP, Changlang
Dr. Lakshmi Murthy and Ms. Smriti Kedia of Jatan Sansthan, Rajasthan
MEN – THE MISSING PIECES IN THE JIGSAW PUZZLE OF MENSTRUAL MANAGEMENT DESIGN
The Third International Conference on Design Creativity (3rd ICDC)
Bangalore, India, 12th-14th January 2015
No, do not, cannot, must not; be quiet ‐ re-examining the rulings, restrictions and superstitions around menstruation.
This article has been written for a Students Magazine, for Swathy Karthik, Student, Masters Programme, Mass Communication, Pondicherry University, March 2015
Author : Lakshmi Murthy, ellemurthy@gmail.com
Where users are designers and researchers: women collaborate in menstrual product design.
Keywords – reusable, pad, sanitary, collaboration, research
Author : Lakshmi Murthy, Ph.D Student, IDC, IIT Bombay and Vikalpdesign, Udaipur
No more room for error: Spaces must be made for ergonomic and sustainable menstruation management at the work place.
Keywords – ergonomics; sustainability, menstruation; reusable; workplace
Author : Lakshmi Murthy, Ph.D Student, IIT Bombay and Vikalpdesign, Udaipur, Rajasthan,
It’s time to take the bull by the horns – menstrual product debris can be reduced by using Uger fabric washable pads
Author : Lakshmi Murthy
Vikalpdesign, Udaipur, Rajasthan and Ph.D. Student, Industrial Design Centre, Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay
Restructuring anatomies – A case study of Uger reusable sanitary napkin and its potential for scale up
Conference : Design for a billion – IIT Gandhinagar – November 2014
Category : Case Study,
Author : Lakshmi Murthy, Vikapdesign, Udaipur, India and Ph.D Student IDC, IIT Bombay India,
Kahani Her Mehine Ki – The Same Story, Every Month - A Learning Tool on Menstruation for the Visually Impaired
Authors : Lakshmi Murthy, Sadhvi Thukral
Lakshmi Murthy is the founder of Vikalpdesign, based at Udaipur, Rajasthan, India.
Sadhvi Thukral is a graphic designer, a Masters Programme in Design from the National Institute of Design, Ahmedabad, India.
Body Expulsions and Rural Community Health - Spaces, Perceptions and Management Systems
Abstract for IRN Forum, Whyalla, July 2012
Lakshmi Murthy, Vikalpdesign, Udaipur, India,