Author: Anubhuti

As part of our #KrantijyotiLearning program, around 100 young people from 20+ Adivasi and nomadic communities come together every month for two collective learning meetings. Through interactive sessions on local self-governance, legal awareness, youth perspective on movements, the program creates a space for young people to learn, question, reflect, and share their experiences. The sessions … Continue reading Krantijyoti Learning Program

Connecting with History. Inspired for the Future.  Last week, Anubhuti organized an educational visit to the Dr.Babasaheb Ambedkar Memorial in Navi Mumbai for our GUTS Fellows. The visit offered the Fellows an opportunity to engage with the life, vision, and legacy of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar. As they explored the museum, library, and various exhibits, they … Continue reading GUTS Fellows Explore the Legacy of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar at the Memorial in Navi Mumbai

During a recent creative expression session, young leaders from the GutsFellowship discovered how art can become much more than a hobby—it can be a powerful language of self-expression. Through a simple activity of designing cloth bags, participants transformed ordinary materials into vibrant reflections of their identities, experiences, and dreams. Every colour, pattern, and design carried … Continue reading Creativity as a Pathway to Expression, Healing, and Change

Adivasi children and youth are incredibly expressive, insightful, and rich in knowledge shaped by their lived experiences, cultural traditions, and deep connection with their communities and environment. Yet, mainstream society often fails to recognize or fully understand their perspectives, voices, and ways of knowing. Creating spaces where these young people can confidently share their thoughts, … Continue reading Summer Camp Workshop

Cultural expressions, intellectual thought processes, revisiting our indigenous traditions and building solidarities.. Over the summer, we have gathered for a series of SummerCamp workshops , with over 250 adolescents of Nomadic Adivasi tent and rural communities coming together Here is a glimpse of one such 3-days workshop with youth, on understanding and playing musical instruments- … Continue reading Summer Camp Spotlight: Music and Cultural Movements

This year's WorldEnvironmentDay theme is "Inspired by Nature. For Climate. For Our Future" Who better embody these values, than our Adivasi forefathers and foremothers? In a few days, we will observe our great Adivasi leader Birsa Munda’s Shahid Diwas. A legacy that continues to inspire Adivasi and NT-DNT (Nomadic and De-Notified Tribes) communities across India, … Continue reading World Environment Day: Honouring Indigenous Wisdom, Environmental Justice, and Birsa Munda’s Legacy.

Ba Birsa Gotul, our learning space, has now been developed into a well-equipped educational hub. A container-based learning center has been set up in Moryacha Pada, an Adivasi village in Badlapur. Comfortable chairs, toilets, lockers, and other essential facilities have been arranged for Adivasi students. Katkari and Thakar children are eager to learn here. While … Continue reading Container-Based Learning Centre Established

A full-day workshop with young women from the Katkari and Thakar communities who are studying confidently in schools and colleges — focused on leadership and factbased_values. organised by Anubhuti Trust It is important for young Adivasi women, who are connected to labour, production, and environmental values, to come together. The workshop aims to create a … Continue reading Young Adivasi Women Explore Leadership and Fact-Based Values