Education is one of the most important pathways to strengthening the foundations of justice-based mental health. When children from socially marginalized and oppressed backgrounds enter schools, they need a gentle breeze of equality to heal and grow. However, our education system often falls short of offering even this simple yet essential touch of empathy and … Continue reading Building Justice-Based Mental Health Awareness at Gnyanamrut School
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250 Young Women Reclaim Feminist Histories at Naneghat
This Sunday, Anubhuti’s all-women team led a powerful on-site learning experience—bringing together nearly 250 girls and young women from over 20 Nomadic, Denotified, Adivasi, rural, and tent-based settlements across Thane District. The destination was the historic Naneghat Pass, an ancient trade route carved through the Sahyadri hills, once used for toll collection under the visionary … Continue reading 250 Young Women Reclaim Feminist Histories at Naneghat
First-Generation Learners Rising: Anubhuti’s Journey Toward Educational Justice
Across 15 nomadic, denotified, Adivasi, rural, and tent-based settlements in Thane District spanning Ambernath, Badlapur, Ulhasnagar, Vitthalwadi, Kalyan, and Dombivli, a remarkable shift is taking place. Young people, many of them the very first in their families to complete school and junior college, are now daring to dream of higher education. They represent more than … Continue reading First-Generation Learners Rising: Anubhuti’s Journey Toward Educational Justice
Learning Scholarships Program
Youth from Nomadic and Denotified, Adivasi, migratory, informal worker communities are pursuing their education overcoming a lot of struggles. Anubhuti has started the program of LearningScholarship to be with them as a support system in this journey, where scholarships for further education are accompanied with in-depth trainings and counselling. On occasion of Kamgar Diwas that … Continue reading Learning Scholarships Program
Guts Fellowship 2025 – 3rd Cohort Started!
The 2025 cohort was started on the historical day of Labour Day, and the first assignment of the year was to study about great kings, queens, social reformers and leaders - irrespective of their religion, caste, class and gender. The subsequent presentations and discussions were a testament to the open-mindedness and stand with Constitutional values … Continue reading Guts Fellowship 2025 – 3rd Cohort Started!
Historical Site visit with youth of age 18 and above
Continuing our Historical Ideological Journey campaign, we have till date gone on tour with hundreds of children, adolescents, youth and women to these ancient sites of Indian history.. a history that is rich with learning, intellectual leadership, scientific thinking, environmental closeness, architectural and engineering marvels. This kind of immersive on-site experience, is not just a … Continue reading Historical Site visit with youth of age 18 and above
Residential Training Camp on “Growing Up”, with youth of age 15 and above
This second generation of youth leaders are really emerging into their own now. This is the 15yrs+ batch from over 10 Nomadic, Adivasi, rural, tent communities, who are forming the second line of leaders, communicators, bridges and most importantly aware and intellectually conscious members in the community. With increasing social, Constitutional, political, cultural and historical … Continue reading Residential Training Camp on “Growing Up”, with youth of age 15 and above
IDR covers our Youth-led research in 3 languages – Toilet facilities at Maharashtra’s Bus Depots
https://idronline.org/bn/article/water-sanitation/the-missing-piece-in-sanitation-access-for-nomadic-and-denotified-tribes/ https://idronline.org/gu-in/article/water-sanitation/the-missing-piece-in-sanitation-access-for-nomadic-and-denotified-tribes/ https://idronline.org/mr-in/article/water-sanitation/the-missing-piece-in-sanitation-access-for-nomadic-and-denotified-tribes/
The Indian Constitution and NT-DNT communities
https://idronline.org/article/rights/the-politics-of-knowledge-constitution-and-nt-dnt-communities/ The politics of knowledge: Constitution and NT-DNT communities | IDR
Support for a free Library for rural & Adivasi students
In the suburb of Badlapur, about 2 hours from Mumbai, for a cluster of close to 10 villages and Adivasi Padas, there is not a single public library. For girls and boys living here, this means no access to books, newspapers, computers or the internet outside of school or college. Anyway, the schools and (only 1) … Continue reading Support for a free Library for rural & Adivasi students