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 on local governance and legal awareness help participants understand how local governance works and learn about their rights, responsibilities, and opportunities to participate in decision-making processes. The session on Youth and Movements encourages them to question existing narratives, reflect on movements that have shaped history, and think critically about the issues they care deeply about.
These regular collective learning spaces bring together diverse voices and experiences from Adivasi and nomadic communities. The curiosity, thoughtful questions, and growing confidence of the participants remind us that young people are not just the leaders of tomorrow—they are already shaping change today.
At Anubhuti, we believe that when young people come together, are heard, trusted, and empowered, they can become powerful changemakers in their communities.