Anubhuti organized a 2 day residential camp with youth who are from #Nomadic #Denotified #Adivasi populations that have been connected to Anubhuti through various workshops. Many of them are from ITI colleges coming from a diverse geographical area of 3 Districts and 10 Municipalities or Gram Panchayatareas. In the 2 days, we addressed the topic … Continue reading Understanding Leadership Intersectionally with ITI students
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
Anubhuti Guts Fellowship Year 2: Union Budget Workshop
Workshop with 35 incredible youths - 100% NT-DNT , ST, SC, women, survivors of violence - from 10 villages participating in the Anubhuti Guts Fellowship. On day 1, our focus was the Union Budget 2024-25. Deepa guided the youths in understanding budget management through practical examples from their own households. Together, we are empowering the … Continue reading Anubhuti Guts Fellowship Year 2: Union Budget Workshop
Empowering Youth through Creativity
These young artists used their creativity to depict the daily struggles faced by NomadicDenotified communities. Their powerful artworks expressed a deep yearning to be recognized and included in society. Through vibrant colors, they moved beyond the grey constraints imposed by societal norms. We extend our heartfelt thanks to Sanjeev Sir for his invaluable guidance and … Continue reading Empowering Youth through Creativity
Anubhuti Guts Fellowship Year 2
Second-year cohort, including both advanced and basic fellows.
“Gender, Mental Justice & Citizenship” Residential Training with Young Women of NT-DNT, Adivasi
Young women are a very important political group, as citizens in a Democratic Republic. Not always seen as so, but their experiences, opinions, thoughts, actions, initiatives are not only very important for the diverse populations they represent (of different castes, communities, sexualities, religions, mental and physical health, regions, languages, marital status and many other intersectionalities), … Continue reading “Gender, Mental Justice & Citizenship” Residential Training with Young Women of NT-DNT, Adivasi
Community Youth-Led Audit of ST Bus Depot Toilets
A research by Anubhuti is being led by 28 Fellows of the “Anubhuti Guts Fellowship 2023”, alongwith 7 Dalit and NT-DNT women activists. The fellows are youth selected from these communities. They have been trained in Anubhuti’s Community-Led model of research. We have used this model of truly Community-led research in many projects successfully, and … Continue reading Community Youth-Led Audit of ST Bus Depot Toilets
Sanvidhan Sakshar Yuva – Constitution Literacy in Schools!
On asked, "Why does our Constitution start with the words - We the people of India", a child answered - "Because India is of all of us" Anubhuti has been carrying out hundreds of sessions, workshops, film screenings, awareness events for 8 years through our Hum Sanvidhanwadi campaign, and we see that there is a … Continue reading Sanvidhan Sakshar Yuva – Constitution Literacy in Schools!
Career Leadership Fair
A unique concept of using relatable games, pictures, examples, stories, phrases to discuss about the otherwise technical and slightly intimidating topic of career with children and youth, has been launched through our "Career Leadership Fair". Created by our founder Deepa Pawar, the more important underlying strength of this Career Leadership Fair is that all the … Continue reading Career Leadership Fair
Residential Camp on Gender understanding in context of caste, religion, history
A 2-day residential training camp exclusively for young women was organized for them to have the freedom and own space to understand in depth about gender. All the participants belong to NT-DNT, Adivasi, Dalit and rural backgrounds. With these intersections, the training was bound to be very rich intellectually and emotionally. Sessions using experience sharing, … Continue reading Residential Camp on Gender understanding in context of caste, religion, history