COLLECTIVE(S)
ART, MUSIC AND FILM
GIRIJA HARIHARAN
#2FLATBRUSH
Girija Hariharan is a muralist and artist based out of Bangalore. Girija's works interweave feminism with mythology, in the form of large artworks on canvases and murals, subtly highlighting social issues, hoping for the audience to introspect their conditioning through visual metaphorical triggers.
@2flatbrush is a total force of nature. Go and follow her work to see some absolutely amazing Murals!
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#2flatbrush
YOUTH LED
SHEETAL JAIN
ART AND MUSIC THERAPY
Sheetal is trying to address the larger problem of gender discrimination at home and schools that is riddled with patriarchy and mix that up with poverty where the girls dont have a chance to voice their opinion.
Sheetal uses Art Based Therapeutic practices to heal, educate and engage the girl child populations from the slums to find their voices and expression and she brings her experiences with Gender Lab and BAPU School in Pune to effectively carve out a strategy infused Adolescent Empowerment Program.
TANIYA SINGH
HAPPINESS WITH ZUMBA
Taniya is a certified Zumba instructor. She has been teaching Zumba to children in orphanages for more than 3 years now.
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She believes Zumba and dance are a healthy method of expression for children living in difficult circumstances, helps them heal, find a passion. Since Zumba is fun, it is an engaging tool for children.
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Taniya has taught Zumba to more than 3000 children in India, Nepal and Kenya.
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SANDHYA NAIR
SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL LEARNING
Equipping children with essential life skills through Social Emotional Learning (SEL) programs, helping them develop emotional resilience, self-awareness, and leadership skills.
The SEL activities helps children develop better social skills, emotional awareness, and the ability to manage stress and challenges. The holistic approach encourages children to dream big and take an active role in shaping their futures.
Samanvita Nukala
BRACELETS FOR BIKES
Bracelets for Bikes sells bracelets designed and made by students. The proceeds are used to purchase bicycles for families in Malawi, Kenya, and India.
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Many families in developing countries are stuck in a cycle of extreme poverty. A bicycle can be the simple yet empowering tool that rewrites the story of families all over the world. Our goal is to provide help to as many families as we can to change their lives.
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