Centre for Civil Society

Speaker	Topic
Swati Chawla, Centre for Civil Society	Dimensions of Liberty
Mohit Satyanand (Consultant)	Games People Play Culture, Diversity & Democracy
Anjali Monteiro & KP Jayasankar (Unit of Media & Communications, TISS)	Image Making: Critical Approaches
Sidharth Bhatia	Paper Tigers: How the Print Beast has Evolved
Gautam Bastian (LSS Graduate 2001)	IPR & Freedom of Expression
Raza Haider (SIKHSA)	Gab & The Gag: The Politics of Muffled Characters
Dr. Parth J. Shah, Centre for Civil Society	Economic Freedom: The Forgotten Human Right Do We Deserve the Government We Get?
Researching Reality Field Exercise Participants conducted hands on research on the following issues: - Roadside vendors - Cycle rickshaw pullers - Auto rickshaw drivers - Provision and quality of water and school education in the unauthorised colony of Sangam Vihar
Working Groups What is Seen and What is Unseen Participants were asked to prepare a role play. The topic: You are a reporter who has been assigned to cover the opening of a private school in a village. Three groups presented the role play and brought out various issues related to private schools, education quality, stereotypes and politics in education through this creative medium.
Documentary Screenings License Permit Raj: A View from Below Greed Sex, Drugs & Consenting Adults