#CJPWEDNESDAYS: Meet CJP's inspiring grassroots fellows

#CJPWEDNESDAYS: Meet CJP’s inspiring grassroots fellows You can support a CJP fellow to help them raise their voices from the grassroots

09, Dec 2020 | CJP Team

Our CJP Grassroots fellows Ripon Sheikh, Meer Hamza, Mamta Pared, Tinku Sheikh and Minakshi Chougule are documenting the world around them, to bring forward real stories of hardship of the communities, that CJP works with.

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CJP Grassroots Fellowship: Meet Ripon Sheikh who documents rural Bengal

Meet Ameer Hamza, a CJP fellow

Adivasi youth Mamta Pared is CJP’s newest grassroots fellow

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#CJPWEDNESDAYS: Meet CJP’s inspiring grassroots fellows You can support a CJP fellow to help them raise their voices from the grassroots

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