STATE OF INDIA'S POOR
Dialectics Of The Other India
Webinar Series
Though the dreaded Coronavirus is supposed to be indiscriminate, the effects of COVID-19 are disproportionately disastrous for people from the margins – migrant workers, women, sex workers, sexual minorities, daily wage labourers and others. As an attempt to mainstream the voices of the poor and marginalised sections of society in the quest for equity and governance, two webinar series have been initiated.
The Voices from the Margins series (facilitated by Praxis) brings to wider public, experiences of a range of marginalised groups coping with the current crisis.
Voices from the Margins Series
Webinar Partners
#EndTraffickingNow - Preventive Action Against Child Trafficking at India's Railway Stations
Frontline Workers Sans Security: Sanitation and Mortuary Workers in Hospitals in the time of COVID-19
Unearthing Challenges of Plantation Workers in Cotton, Tea, Sugarcane and Tobacco Plantations
India’s Supply Chain Crisis: Conversation with Petty Contractors from Construction and Garment sector
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Role of Community Based Watchdog Mechanisms to Curb Child Labour and Trafficking as a Fallout of COVID-19
Resourcing Grassroots Work: Runaway Donors and Struggling Community-Based Organisations
Vulnerabilities of Child Labourers: Conversations with survivors of child trafficking, their families and those who work to protect them
Sexual, Reproductive and Mental Health Needs of Adolescents: Voices from Pandemic Times
Leveraging Public Procurement to Realise Rights of Women and Children in Supply Chains
Fighting two battles, Covid 19 and Gig Economy: Conversations with App-Based Workers and Trade Unions
