Tanmoy Goswami

Sanity correspondent

Mission

To help shape a world where mental illness is recognised as a human condition that connects us all

Now

I am exploring the phenomenon of guilt and how it shapes our world.

Stories

Biography

An abstract illustration in dark purples. In the centre is a man standing in a pool of dark water, head bowed. The shape around him is an upside down head. To his left is a hand holding a card with a face on it, and on the right an eye, and feet in a bathtub.

Can guilt and shame ever be positive?

Mental health isn’t a contest

Illustration of a white torus over a blue background. Around it, little human-like figures are busy transporting objects of different shapes and sizes.

Callout: Are you an expert working on guilt?

Illustration by an artist, an interpretation of sanity. Front and centre a chair is illustrated with half a person sitting on it, and fragmented body parts are spread throughout the image. Several visual metaphors related to sanity are in the images such as obstacles in the form of rocks, shoes scattered around, a hand with a rock attached to a string above a vase, in which the form of the rock does not match the shape of the vase.

“How’s your mind?” The quest for new ways to talk about mental illness

Screenshot of a video of a man speaking towards the camera.

Meet our Sanity correspondent, Tanmoy Goswami

Hand drawn illustration of a man with a beard and glasses - Tanmoy Goswami - against a orange background.

Why I’m joining as the Sanity correspondent