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Co-creating local knowledge networks: A care-based approach through local music, songs, folklore and dance

The project was a partnership of co-learning from different local

Aaan Baan Shaan Hamra -Paan

đź‘…Written by Rafiki Bachpan se Paan khane ka bada shauk,

OM Kunche Farmhouse -Learnings on Agroforestry, Persistence and Collective Growth

Towards making of a farm learning case

Yellu-Amasi...

A Bountiful Harvest: Glimpse into the farmers' sacred connection with Mother Earth

Foraging, Knowledge, and the Everyday Technologies of Care: Walking with Mangalamma

By “everyday technologies,” we mean Mangalamma’s embodied foraging techniques and practice that sustain growth and the community engagements at CHL, that observe and carry health knowledge as a continuous, community-held practice.

Mapping Public Water Infrastructures of Aluru Gram Panchayat

Our focus on the two days of November 5 and 6th was to get a glimmer of understanding of the water systems of Aluru Panchayat through mapping.

Social Movements in Hyderabad Deccan

In continuation to our work with Bidar Heritage Centre (BHC)- archives, we began our work on- “Social Movements in Hyderabad Deccan” with initial focus on Hyderabad Karnataka (1940-80s) with our project team, collaborators and resource people.

Mapping Open Natural Ecosystems in Bidar - Kalyana Karnataka Karwaan

The Bidar district, part of the Deccan Plateau, hosts many patches of ONEs. The Second edition of Kalyana Karnataka Karwaan had us mapping various components of ONE's in three regions within Bidar district on Open Street Map as a way to understand the diverse ecologies of Hyderabad-Karnataka.

Building Community Tech for Climate Action

In this workshop planned with WRI India, LandStack, Land Conflict Watch, Aapti Institute and LLNaF. We frame community technology as technologies rooted in communities’ lived histories and practices of sensing and responding to climate change.

“The Crown of Jaffar Miya’s Badshah’s”

Field notes by- Harshawardhan & Abhishek đź’ˇContext belongs to work