Upcoming Programmes
Date | Time & Location | Details/ Queries |
February 5, 2008 ‘Round Table Discussion on the Comic Book Genre in India.’ | International Book Fair, Pragati Maidan, New Delhi. Entry is free. | A roundtable discussion between practitioners and publishers of comics in Delhi on the comic book culture in India - its history, politics, evolution and future. This first of a kind dialogue, would include discussions about the publication and distribution of the comic book form, the scope for its development. Partners: Sarai and FIRC |
February 23, 2008 ‘Revisiting Jeevika: A South Asian Livelihood Documentary Film Festival’ | 11am – 8pm. The Attic, 10 Regal Building, Connaught place, New Delhi. Entry is free. | yp.butterfly.project@gmail.com A day long film festival celebrating alternate livelihoods from across South Asia. Featuring the award winning works of 15 filmmakers from the last 5 years of Jeevika: The South Asian Film Festival. Partners: Centre for Civil Society, The Attic and Platform Magazine. |
March 1 & 2, 2008 ‘Workshop on Understanding HIV/AIDS’ | 6.15pm, Gulmohar Hall, India Habitat Centre, Lodhi Road – New Delhi. Entry is free. | Project 19: Understanding HIV/AIDS at TYPF focuses on developing better understanding and access to information and support systems regarding awareness of HIV/AIDS and treatment and care for HIV+ people. The workshop also focuses on the sexual reproductive and health rights of young people. Partners: The IHC. |
March 5, 2008 ‘Death’ and ‘God’ by Woody Allen. Theatre Production | The American Centre, Kasturba Gandhi Marg, New Delhi 7.30pm (Seating at 6.30pm) Entry is free but by invite only. | The Dramatics Society of LSR and Venky College present an adaptation of ‘Death’ and ‘God’ by Woody Allen. Partners: The American Centre. |
Additional Projects
· VOICES The School Project – Working with 15 Peer Educators, they have completed their training and will now conduct a 2 part workshop series with 5 schools in New Delhi on Understanding Substance Abuse. Voices.school.project@gmail.com
· Project 19: Understanding HIV/AIDS – The Fac Branch is working with 15 Peer Educators in collaboration with a bottle manufacturing company to train its employees on HIV/AIDS. Yp.fac.branch@gmail.com
· The Trainers Cell: The Cell is working on developing and instituting an organizational development committee and improving senior management systems. Yp.trainers.cell@gmail.com
· Blending Spectrum – BlenSpec works with street children in both education and health. They are revisiting their annual location targets, focusing on developing a new curriculum and instituting a new health programme at our two locations, Nizamuddin Basti and Sarai Hostel in New Delhi. Yp.rohanjit@gmail.com
· Kaivalya – Kaivalya is developing a series of cards and bookmarks whilst working with Transgender Artists. The purpose is to raise awareness about being transgender and our work with the kinnar community in Lajpat Nagar. Yp.sneha@gmail.com
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