COME CELEBRATE
South Asian Women’s Day
for Peace, Justice, Human Rights & Democracy
on
Sunday, 30th November
Strengthen the Bonds of Common Struggles
& Friendship with People from across South Asia
JOIN US FOR POETRY, MUSIC and EXPRESSIONS
Vidya Shah, Manzil band and more…
South Asian Women’s Day
for Peace, Justice, Human Rights & Democracy
on
Sunday, 30th November
Strengthen the Bonds of Common Struggles
& Friendship with People from across South Asia
JOIN US FOR POETRY, MUSIC and EXPRESSIONS
Vidya Shah, Manzil band and more…
from 3.00 – 6.30 pm
at the Amphitheatre (Behind Ansari auditorium),
Jamia Milia Islamia, New Delhi.
at the Amphitheatre (Behind Ansari auditorium),
Jamia Milia Islamia, New Delhi.
Programme
3.00 p.m. South Asian Women’s Day: Building BridgesMs. Kamla Bhasin, Advisor, Sangat
Sahar Khan, Student, Delhi University
3.15 p.m. Going beyond “Agony” to Collective Action: ‘Hearing the people’‘Aurat’, a Nazm by Azra Abidi, Deptt. of Sociology, JMI
Vinod Mehta, Editor, Outlook/Alok Mehta, Editor, Amar Ujala/ Vir Sanghvi, Consulting Editor, Hindustan Times (to be confirmed)
Dance-cum-music performance by JMI students from Afghanistan
Tarun Das (to be confirmed)Song by Women’s League of Burma
3.45 p.m. Voices from South Asia…
Mr Kyaw Than, All Burma Student League Anita Bharti, Core Member, Centre for Alternative Dalit Media
4.00 p.m. Classical Sufi renditions by Vidya Shah
a Nazm by JMI student, Muhammad Ghufranuddin
Song by Runu Chakraborty
Nukkad natak by Sociology students, JMI
4.45 p.m. A concert by the band, Ekamsatyam
5.30 p.m. Pledge, vote of thanks and candle lighting…
3.00 p.m. South Asian Women’s Day: Building BridgesMs. Kamla Bhasin, Advisor, Sangat
Sahar Khan, Student, Delhi University
3.15 p.m. Going beyond “Agony” to Collective Action: ‘Hearing the people’‘Aurat’, a Nazm by Azra Abidi, Deptt. of Sociology, JMI
Vinod Mehta, Editor, Outlook/Alok Mehta, Editor, Amar Ujala/ Vir Sanghvi, Consulting Editor, Hindustan Times (to be confirmed)
Dance-cum-music performance by JMI students from Afghanistan
Tarun Das (to be confirmed)Song by Women’s League of Burma
3.45 p.m. Voices from South Asia…
Mr Kyaw Than, All Burma Student League Anita Bharti, Core Member, Centre for Alternative Dalit Media
4.00 p.m. Classical Sufi renditions by Vidya Shah
a Nazm by JMI student, Muhammad Ghufranuddin
Song by Runu Chakraborty
Nukkad natak by Sociology students, JMI
4.45 p.m. A concert by the band, Ekamsatyam
5.30 p.m. Pledge, vote of thanks and candle lighting…
Co-celebrated by several organisations across South Asia:
Afghanistan: Afghanistan Independent Human Rights Commission Arman Shahr Foundation
Afghanistan: Afghanistan Independent Human Rights Commission Arman Shahr Foundation
Bangladesh: Sangat Bangladesh (comprising over 20 organisations)Burma: Thingaha Gender Working GroupIndia: Action Aid
India: Aditi College Amnesty International ANHAD Ankur Asmita Bharti College Burma Centre Delhi Chelsea CADAM CFAR CWS Delhi Forum Delhi Solidarity Group HRLN IWID Jagori Jagori Rural Jamia Milia Islamia (Deptt. of History, Deptt. of Sociology, Deptt. Of Social Work, MCRC, Outreach Programme, Radio Jamia FM and Sarojini Naidu Centre for Women’s Studies) JNU (Foreign Students’ Association) Kriti Team Manchale Manas Manzil Muslim Women’s Forum NACDOR OneWorld South Asia Peace Women Across the Globe Praxis SAHR Sangat Sanlaap Swayam Tibetan Women’s Association Wada Na Todo Abhiyan Women’s League of Burma Vikasini North-East Network, Meghalaya and Nagaland
Pakistan: Aurat PLIER Sungi Social Democratic Women’s Organisation Taang Wasaib Organization TRDP
Sri Lanka: Women and Media Collective
For more details contact 26692166/ 26987417/ 26027845
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