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
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
Youth-led Ambedkar Jayanti Train Campaign
Adolescent and Youth leaders of the Badlache Parv Kala Manch reached over 1000 local train travelers in a day-long campaign! Untiringly singing songs, handing out Preamble copies and holding small group discussions, strongly supported by our all-women’s team!
At the Counter Narratives Conference
We had a powerful experience few days before at the Counter Narratives Conference by Mariwala Health Initiative in collaboration with KC College and HSNC University, Mumbai. It was an honor to have a role in setting the context for the two-day Conference, as our Founder Deepa Pawar was the Opening Plenary Speaker . With panels … Continue reading At the Counter Narratives Conference
Understanding Leadership Intersectionally with ITI students
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
PINK Screening with Young Women and Girls
At Anubhuti's recent workshop on women's safety rights, we started with a powerful screening of the movie PINK. The film set the stage for meaningful conversations with young girls and women about their safety and rights. Together, we unpacked the underlying issues of patriarchy and restrictive social norms, shedding light on how these structures often … Continue reading PINK Screening with Young Women and Girls
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
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