Exploring and demonstrating Participatory Communication & Action with a rights-based, process-oriented approach          media matters
Capacity Building     Design & Development     Performing Media     Video Documentaries     Advocacy Research & Process Documentation     Community Interventions
Naseeb Ke Paren, Kya Karen Kya Na Karen A board game on child rights Sakhi Sajni An exhibition to facilitate discussions around life skills for/with adolescent girls Mulichya Jatila He Shobhat Nahi A video docu-fiction on rights of adolescent girls Chuppi Todein, Khulkar Bolein An interactive exhibition on youth and HIV&AIDS Whose Dream Counts? A documentation of a participatory learning and action (PLA) process facilitated with children's groups Participatory Communication & Action Report of the annual workshop - 2008 Mukt Manch An open-to-all platform for screenings, performances, exhibitions... The idea is to come together and dialogue	Capacity Building Learning Together At media matters, we believe in a learning-centred approach to capacity building. The effort is to create space and opportunities for groups to come together, share, dialogue and discover new. We strive for an environment that is enabling, content that is relevant, methodology that encourages participation and facilitation that respects the learner. The capacity building initiative of media mattes is involved in exploring and experimenting with tools and methods that enable the facilitation of PC&A (Participatory Communication & Action) processes. Over the years, our work with groups and communities have provided opportunities to work on a range of issues. We have designed, organized and facilitated need-based capacity building programmes on child rights, child participation, school in development, community-led advocacy strategy, adolescent life skills, youth in development, gender, women & community empowerment, reproductive rights, communication skills, counseling skills, facilitation skills, communication strategy and planning, and advocacy. This year, we plan to re-introduce our six month, full time Paraprofessional Course on Development. Apart from our annual workshops on Theatre for Development as Cultural Action and Participatory Communication & Action, we look forward to introducing annual workshops on Facilitating Child Participation and Building an Advocacy Strategy. Please refer our Learning Calendar for updates on forthcoming capacity building activities.	Theatre for Development as Cultural Action February 26 - March 3, 2009 Six-day Residential Workshop Workshop brochure Registration form Learning Calendar Trainings & Workshops in 2009 kataar! A play on right to information Main, Asha... A play on sex selection Andher Nagri, Chaupat Raja A play by Bhartendu Harishchandra Chhi! A play on solid waste management - the struggle of a theatre group to evolve a socially meaningful play Learning Centre A space for collective sharing and learning Watch this space for forthcoming activities, events, campaigns
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