Delhi Region

Pravah:

Anurag:

1. He met the director of SCERT to discuss the involvement of music teacher training in their Teacher training program. She was very fascinated with the work Manzil Mystics do. When he collaborated with International Society for Music Education on 8th December through which he got a chance to share my work with people from SCERT, Queensland University, Cambridge University, Gandharva Mahavidyalya and KM Music School.

2. East Delhi Municipal Corporation has offered two schools to run Learning through Music project3. Counselor of Kasturba Nagar has offered a school space for Public gatherings and workshops4. SCERT has showed interest in the Music Teacher training module of Manzil Mystics 5. 25 out of 30 parents in Prem Nagar Basti have started sending their kids to school

Learning Through Music workshop in Noida Learning Through Music workshop with EDMC

Street Music Mob in Badarpur, Delhi Sensitizing kids to respect the public property

NIKHIL GUPTA:

1. Engaging intensively with 20 young people to talk about disability 2. Encouraging and campaigning with young people for the rights of people on wheel chairs 3. Using Rugby as a sport to build awareness4. Reaching out to public representatives with the 10+1 promises

Kamiya:

1. Ran a “Zara pyaar se campaign” with children and during this workshop children share their bad 2. Memories from their childhood, their feelings and how those moment left impact on their behavior2. Sensitize parents on child rights through focused group discussion3. Activated district child protection committee4. During this workshop children share their bad memories from their childhood, their feelings and

how those moment left impact on their behavior. Different types of maltreatment came out through different stories like neglect, physical violence, verbal abuse, emotional violence, family violence and sexual abuse are types of child maltreatment that can lead to poor physical and mental health well into adulthood. Children share their desire to be heard and respected.

Sharing stories in community Workshop with children

Handing 10 + 1 promises to District city magistrate

Comic representation of stories by participants

Arjun:

Gb road turned out to be brightened up with cleaner street. Gained non persuasive support from didi’s in cleaning process. Designing plans for further constant cleaning process with appropriate government officials. After intervention with the Commissioner of police, they increased the women constables at

police station to number 18 from 12. Initiated the process of team building by joining hands with two change dreamers. Gained confidence and become more determined to witness change. Voter IDs are given to many women with the help of Election Commission.

Aadhar card distribution to Kat-Katha kids Cleanliness drive at GB Road, New Delhi

Voter cards distribution to Didis

Swati Maliwal, Chairperson, Delhi Commission for

Women receiving 10+1 promises

People For Parity:

Purvi:

She created acohort of 13 young people who belong to different gender and sexual identities- 1 homosexual, 1 hizra, 3 transgender (out of this 1 is MSM), 2 people from a slum community, 1 Professor, 2 college students, 2 working ladies (writer and PR executive), 1 married woman. Till now she has conducted 3 workshops with the cohort of Alag hai galat nahi and explored 2 communities-

1. Workshop on Gender and Judgments- Participants exploring judgments which comes from with in

2. Workshop on Gender based violence- The participants watching a film around GBV in a home in Kathputli colony

3. Workshop on UnManifesto and Fears around LGBT community- The participants interacted, danced and supported LGBT community during Queer Pride 2015

Workshop around Gender and labels Creating facilitated safe spaces in schools

Explaining relevance of safe spaces in schools to Head of school, Rajapur

Presenting 10+1 promises to Neetu, District coordinator of SMC, West Delhi

Sapna:

On Self• Made me think and rethink about the boundaries that we put on ourselves while making

choices• Convinced me further about the need to work on this issue• Given me the initial confidence to be a leader and to develop a project with a sense of

complete ownership

On the Community

• Hopefully, my documentary becomes a tool to create a dialogue on relationship choices of the youth

• The documentary becomes a stepping stone for further work in this area

Youth Alliance:

Vijay:

• MLA wrote a letter to voice chairman of DDA to start construction work in the community.

• Collaborated with MCD and Cluster Innovation Centre to start a cleaning campaign • Aam Aadmi Party passed a new draft policy in cabinet according to Kathputali colony

consent and sent it to DDA• Jagriti collaborated with MCD schools in the area and did workshops with children• Delhi police is going to do a workshop with community youths for their rights and police

responsibilities

Meeting with our local counselor Meeting about land issue

Giving our demand letters to our MLA Collaboration with cluster innovation

Pravah Jaipur Initiative:

Mumul: Impact stories on ground:

• Reaching out to more than 700 young people through the process• Intensive team willing to be engaged further in working on the issue in future as well• Assurance from the President of women’s association to start-up a male’s helpline

number • Safe space for all the genders

Nukkad Natak entitled “Mard ka Dard” in all boy’s college

Meeting about land issue

Giving our demand letters to our MLA Collaboration with cluster innovation centre

Alfa Society

Kaisbar Bar:

• Created a space for conversations between political leaders and young people, in order to allow the latter to identify those who are capable of bringing about change

• Strengthened School Management Committees, while organizing meetings between local young people and SMC

• Local government has sanctioned money for the construction of a space where youth activities could be carried out with the help of Panchayat and Sarpanch of Thana Panchayat

Nana Lal Ahari, M.L.A of Kherwara Avichal Chaturvedi, C.E.O Panchayati Raj,

Bal Krishnan Kalal, Tehsildar, Kherwara Rakesh Upadhyay, Block education officer, Kherwara

Mohan Lal Ahari:

1. Strengthened School Management committees of Kherwara block2. We assured that the effective implementation of RTE is done at all levels 3. 20 youth of Bambala village are now aware about RTE and Advocacy.

Collective Demands Workshop with youth

Public representatives Meet Public representatives Meet

Prantakatha West Bengal:

4. Kausik Hore:

1. For the first time QueerIUs has been able to create one all bengal network of Queer people mostly led by Tranagender women across 11 disctricts of Bengal in he name of Bengal Queer collective

2. QueerIUs is now partner to West Bengal Minority Commission, Govt of West Bengal3. QueeriUs for the first time in India, got into an MOU with Govt of West Bengal under Eco Walk

a project by urban development department where Tranagender girls are given chance to work as tour guides in Bengal Govt Eco Tourism project along with other youth

4. QueerIUs has now a volunteer Base of 56 on ground core members 5. QueerIUs has now been able to create queer friendly spaces in 5 colleges in and around Kolkata 6. The movement has been able to create media reports in 4 national dailies and regional TV houses 7. QueerIUs has been able to create queer friendly network of professionals like Doctors, Advocates

and Media

Pranabesh:

1. First ever Gram Sansad sabha happened around the unmanifesto demands 2. The local administration allowed them getting seed from government departments 3. Planning meeting with the Ganga Development authority happened 4. 4000 mangrove plants are planted across 4 km area 5. GP Pradhan of Kumir Mari agreed to hold a collaborative meeting on developing helath centres

and promoting eco clubs 6. Different livelihood tanning started happening

Debgopal:

1. The last existing vadu folk group got government card from local administration 2. Vadu groups are commissioned to promote flagship government schemes of Government of West

Bnegal through their folk art in their respective areas 3. BPL cards are issued for one vadu group, rest are in process 4. Minority Commission of Government of West Bengal invited them to perform in Park Street

Carnival and are palling for many more 5. Processing for heritage status is started by local administration

People For Change

Biplab Mahato:

1. Developed unmanifesto demands from 10 schools and colleges 2. MLA of Potka (the area) has been engaged with the demands 3. School Level programme on life skill education developed 4. Interface with students youth and politicians facilitated 5. Visitors from Taiwan met with the unmanifesto team and appreciated the effort

Way foundation

Sonal:

1. The District Administrator on Education in Guwahati has collaborated to develop an actionable model for slum children

2. A group name back benchershala developed to incorporate life skill education3. 20 government schools are now part of this campaign with a focus on implementing the

unmanifesto demands

Samuel:

1. The tribal clan head platform Gambura has recognised the initiatives by CAN youth in supporting Naga youth and declared all supports to them

2. Local Administration is now closely networked with CAN youth 3. In Coming March as a part of their mobilization effort North East Youth Summit is going to

happen in Nagaland

Yeh Ek Soch Foundation (YES)

Pratima Kumari:

2. Run a full fledged campaign against early child marriage and sexual abuse3. Enabled young girls to place their demands before the Chief Minister4. Yuva Chetna Manch was formed in 10 villages

Madhulika:

1. 150 labors got labor card 2. 25 Domestic worker got Ration card for their families3. More than 25 Youth have actively participated and are now aware about UnManifesto

Sharad Kumar:

1. 30 ‘beggars’ have taken up daily wage employment2. District Magistrate has sent a proposal for temporary shelter homes3. 50 beggars got their Identity Cards

KHUSHBOO AND SAHIBA:

1. Public Representatives came on board to support the campaign 2. People from the community are more aware and have started participating

3. Inculcated team spirit in everyone we worked with

SHIVANI SRIVASTAV:

1. Young people understood UnManifesto and took part along with me

2. The proctor of Lucknow university promised to make active women’s cell and now she is taking strict actions against eve-teasing in the campus

3. My team for the first time met public representatives of political parties and the representative of Aam Aadmi party, promised to take our demands to national level