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25-Dec-2021

CJP’s Fantastic Four Meet the youth leaders who were awarded the CJP Grassroots Fellowship 2020-2021

23-Nov-2021

Diwali may be over, but festive memories linger on A sneak peek into the flavours and fragrances of a tribal celebration

11-Nov-2021

The golden glow of marigold garlands is the season’s signature Traditional torans made by Adivasi artisans add beauty to festvities

25-Oct-2021

Meet Subhangi Chavan: Tough security guard, single mother… and poet “Reading and writing give me strength,” says the inspirational young woman from Pune

15-Sep-2021

Koli Bhaji: A feast fit for Gods! Unique rain invoking ceremonies involve offering local vegetables, and performing the Kamadi folk dance

11-Aug-2021

Support a CJP fellow today CJP grassroots fellows are making a difference on the ground

17-Jul-2021

Maharashtra’s Katkaris strive to overcome isolation and deprivation Meet Mahesh and Vasudev, two young members of the tribe who want to bring about positive change through education

29-May-2021

Meet Ramu Ghumman, the happiest man in Vasai A labourer who eats only when he earns, yet never complains

26-May-2021

Migration is not really a choice Adivasi community members travel in family groups to Ambadi, ‘settle down’ near the roadside

21-May-2021

Kaulale: All is not idyllic in this picture perfect village Villagers migrate in droves to escape unemployment, caste conflict and water scarcity

22-Feb-2021

What happens if an ‘unregistered’ labourer dies suddenly? Adivasi woman dies, authorities appear apathetic towards her family

27-Jan-2021

No access to online classes, Akash ‘sir’ to the rescue! Meet a class 12 student who is making sure village children don’t suffer because of the digital divide

16-Jan-2021

Hard work and resilience: The success story of two men from Jawhar Born into abject poverty, they overcame all obstacles to become financially independent

13-Jan-2021

Don’t miss out on CJP Grassroots Fellows’ stories This #CJPWednesdays let's take a look at stories documented by our Grassroots fellows

08-Jan-2021

Have you ever heard the hypnotic notes of the Tarpa pipe? The Warli art of making music from gourds, bamboos and an ancient playbook of memories

22-Dec-2020

Citizens for Justice and Peace

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CJP’s Fantastic Four Meet the youth leaders who were awarded the CJP Grassroots Fellowship 2020-2021

Diwali may be over, but festive memories linger on A sneak peek into the flavours and fragrances of a tribal celebration

The golden glow of marigold garlands is the season’s signature Traditional torans made by Adivasi artisans add beauty to festvities

Meet Subhangi Chavan: Tough security guard, single mother… and poet “Reading and writing give me strength,” says the inspirational young woman from Pune

Koli Bhaji: A feast fit for Gods! Unique rain invoking ceremonies involve offering local vegetables, and performing the Kamadi folk dance

Support a CJP fellow today CJP grassroots fellows are making a difference on the ground

Maharashtra’s Katkaris strive to overcome isolation and deprivation Meet Mahesh and Vasudev, two young members of the tribe who want to bring about positive change through education

Meet Ramu Ghumman, the happiest man in Vasai A labourer who eats only when he earns, yet never complains

Migration is not really a choice Adivasi community members travel in family groups to Ambadi, ‘settle down’ near the roadside

Kaulale: All is not idyllic in this picture perfect village Villagers migrate in droves to escape unemployment, caste conflict and water scarcity

What happens if an ‘unregistered’ labourer dies suddenly? Adivasi woman dies, authorities appear apathetic towards her family

No access to online classes, Akash ‘sir’ to the rescue! Meet a class 12 student who is making sure village children don’t suffer because of the digital divide

Hard work and resilience: The success story of two men from Jawhar Born into abject poverty, they overcame all obstacles to become financially independent

Don’t miss out on CJP Grassroots Fellows’ stories This #CJPWednesdays let's take a look at stories documented by our Grassroots fellows

Have you ever heard the hypnotic notes of the Tarpa pipe? The Warli art of making music from gourds, bamboos and an ancient playbook of memories

From bonded labour to farmers waiting for ownership rights The struggle continues for this Warli tribal family