Society, Culture and Peace
Enhancing socio-cultural well-being, ensuring justice and equity
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Enhancing socio-cultural well-being, ensuring justice and equity
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Featured here are initiatives to enhance social and cultural aspects of human life: the revival and progressive use of visual, performing, and other arts, of the myriad crafts of the country, of threatened or submerged languages, of food and cuisine diversity, and other such cultural traits and processes. They also cover the various struggles and constructive movements to achieve social justice, to reduce inequalities and inequities of various kinds including caste, class, gender, ethnicity, and religion, and to create dignity in living for those currently oppressed and exploited. Finally, they include movements to generate ethical living and thinking, and spread values such as simplicity, honesty, frugality, and tolerance.
A brand new yarn: The return of handloom weaving in Kutch
Of renewed interest in weaving and about its allure in terms of economics, culture, identity, dignity, convenience, social ties, and innovation.
A warning note
A song that is an ultimatum to the authorities that the community will protect what is rightfully theirs
Casteless & Constitutional: Pune’s Padman Had a Unique Wedding That We Can All Learn From!
For wedding presents, they insisted upon only books! - they are set to open libraries, in their respective villages in Solapur and Kolhapur
This NGO Recycles Old Clothes & Provides Free Cloth Pads To Tribal Women
Each cloth pad takes up around half a meter of material and needs to be disposed of in six months.
There are Sarus cranes in my paddy field: changing community perceptions to conserve an endangered bird
"... Farmers allow Sarus cranes to feed and breed in their fields, even though this causes some crop damage,”
Responding to Patriarchy and Reclaiming Spaces
Encapsulating Jagori Grameen’s work in Himachal Pradesh with the women and other village communities.
How an army of women in Vellore resurrected a river that once served as their lifeline
A small team of women build 600 wells to revive a dead river!
What happens at LSUC doesn’t stay at LSUC
"I want better responsiveness. We need to train ourselves to be prepared for uncertainty."
Auroville’s innovators
The mystery of Auroville - celebrating a few initiatives and individuals