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About Samvada

Samvada (meaning dialogue) is an organisation that works with young people to build an equitable, socially just and sustainable world. We believe in empowering young people with values and perspectives to help them re-define relationships, work options, political affiliations and lifestyles.

About Baduku

Baduku Community  College was established to address young peoples’ need for  livelihoods. Going beyond conventional notions of employability, corporatism and measuring success purely in terms of bonuses and designations, Baduku carves out careers from social needs that are rapidly becoming job markets.

 

RESOURCE & CONSULTING UNIT

Samvada offers a variety of services to organisations who share our vision of an inclusive and sustainable society. Designing and conducting workshops to sensitise youth to social and ecological issues. Designing and conducting Peer Counselling workshops for college students.

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Monday, 15 April 2013
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The course is committed to developing young people from disadvantaged, underprivileged and underdeveloped regions into influencing the profession of journalism and media work through peace and development reporting. 

 

Are   you interested  in working with young people to build a just and humane society? Are you curious about young people and also capable of independent  research into youth   issues, youth rights and young peoples dilemmas?

If yes, you can apply for a Samvada Fellowship which is open to individuals who want to work independently and to those who are affiliated/ attached to NGOs and youth groups.

 

Arivina Payana

Samvada released its Music CD & Song book – Arivina Payana during one of its event Yuva Dhwani on 28th January 2012.
The CD & the book is available for a contribution of Rs 50 & Rs 25 respectively.
You may contact us at 080 – 23468113/114 for copy of it.
 
 

Youth Mentoring- enabling young people to look at themselves and the world... downside- up & inside-out!

The first of a series of booklets focusing on different dimensions of youth work.

 

 


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