Participants share their insights on bee conservation after their visit to Keystone Foundation. They emphasise the vital role of bees in maintaining ecological balance and the conservation of biodiversity.

Gond Adivasi youth from the eco-feminist course give a beginner's introduction to their language through a short video.

After visiting Deccan Development Society (DDS), participants share their reflections on women's sanghams and their crucial role in preserving traditional knowledge, ensuring food security, and implementing sustainable agricultural practices within their communities.

The participants of our youth eco-feminist community action course delved into the vibrant world of Gond and Warli Art. They uncovered the captivating stories intricately expressed through both the art forms, which beautifully entwine nature with Adivasi traditions. As they engaged in the workshop, they also explored the power of art as a medium for safeguarding cultural heritage.

Participants share their reflections on multicropping techniques learned at Aranya. They discuss the potential for implementing permaculture practices in their villages and the significance of multicropping for sustainable agricultural practices.

Participants of our Youth Eco-Feminist Community Action Course unleashed their creative voices in a workshop on the Theatre of the Oppressed, where they explored the power of theatre in addressing pressing social issues.

Participants reflect on their exposure visit to Sakhi, focusing on youth empowerment through education and leadership. They discuss their newfound understanding of youth rights and the impact of Sakhi's educational activities.

Participants of our youth eco-feminist community action course are back with a glimpse of another beautiful Adivasi language. This time, they teach you a few Dhodia words.