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Breaking Down Toxic Masculinity: A Conversation with Youth
In today’s society, young men are constantly exposed to ideas of what it means to be an "alpha" male, often portrayed through media, communities, and public spaces. These ideals, rooted in aggressive masculinity, deeply influence how young men think, behave, and interact. These are not just personal struggles—they are systemic forces designed to corrupt young … Continue reading Breaking Down Toxic Masculinity: A Conversation with Youth
Youth Leading the Way with Constitutional Values
Under the Hum Sanvidhanwadi campaign, we at Anubhuti hold regular constitutional dialogue to engage young minds in understanding the values that shape our nation. Yesterday, we had the opportunity to conduct a session with students at a school in Dombivli. To kick things off, we asked a simple question: “What’s the first word that comes … Continue reading Youth Leading the Way with Constitutional Values
Mental Justice: Anubhuti’s Ongoing Efforts in Ashram Schools
At Anubhuti, we strongly believe that consistent efforts form the bedrock for embedding transformative work into the heart of our communities. Our ongoing work with ashram schools in and around Thane district is a prime example of this dedication. The idea of mental health is often complex and hard to grasp, especially in underserved communities. … Continue reading Mental Justice: Anubhuti’s Ongoing Efforts in Ashram Schools
Historical and Ideological Trip to Aurangabad with Fellowship students
https://youtu.be/pR15KlSJh8M?si=sL7108tEddMFXHl6 An enriching two-day educational trip with our Fellowship students, bringing together a vibrant group of young minds from NT-DNT, Dalit, and Adivasi communities. This journey was much more than just a visit; it was a powerful exploration of identity, heritage, and history. Through this trip, we aimed to ignite a spark in these young … Continue reading Historical and Ideological Trip to Aurangabad with Fellowship students
Constitution Literacy Workshop with over 100 students and teaching staff of Gyan Amrut School, Ulhasnagar
At Anubhuti, we believe that the Constitution must be deeply ingrained in our everyday behavior, roles, and value systems. We had the privilege of interacting with over 100 students and the entire teaching staff at Gnyanamrut School. It was inspiring to see how deeply they resonate with the progressive thoughts of Shahu, Phule, and Ambedkar. … Continue reading Constitution Literacy Workshop with over 100 students and teaching staff of Gyan Amrut School, Ulhasnagar
Workshop with Fellows focused on how to conduct a survey effectively
It emphasized the importance of adapting one's approach to the community being surveyed. The participants learned about the mindset they should adopt when interacting with people, including the use of respectful language, appropriate attire, and maintaining discipline. The tone and manner of speaking were also covered in the training, helping participants understand the importance of … Continue reading Workshop with Fellows focused on how to conduct a survey effectively
Mental Health Workshop with Women from Adivasi pada
Delved into the complexities of mental health, illustrating how life presents us with various emotional phases—fear, anger, jealousy, loneliness, happiness, sadness, and frustration. Recognizing these emotions is crucial, as they are a natural part of life. One example shared was of a woman who, after having three daughters, feared societal and familial backlash if she … Continue reading Mental Health Workshop with Women from Adivasi pada
Thangalaan – Movie Screening with 200 NT-DNT, Adivasi women from 15 villages
Absolutely rousing and uplifting movie #Thangalaan !Had the privilege to experience this with 200 women from 15 Nomadic Denotified Adivasi rural villages! Immersing us in so many aspects that is symbolic of indigenous Nomadic Adivasi history, culture, languages, beliefs, knowledge, sacrifices, power and leadership - which are collective, matriarchal, environment loving.