Last Updated August 05, 2010

Various Training Programmes Organized by Tribal & Dalit Unit

2009-10

1.       The Unit conducted the 4th National Consultation on the Project: Understanding and Addressing Social Conflict and Peace Initiatives” in 27-29 April, 2009

2.       A three-days “3rd State level seminar was conducted under the project “Understanding and addressing Social Conflict and Peace” at Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh from 5-7 April, 2009.

3.       A State-Level Consultation on the Project ‘Natural Resources’ in Jharkhand was conducted from 22-23, June, 2009.

4.       A one day State-Level Consultation on ‘Domestic Working Girls’ was organized in Jharkhand on 24 June, 2009.

5.       A one day workshop on Safai Karmacharis of Delhi was held at Indian Social Institute, New Delhi on 29 July 2009.

6.       A one day Workshop on “Census 2011: Issues of Tribal Migrants & Sarna/Adi Religion” was organized on 6 August, 2009.

7.       A one day State Coordinators meeting was held at Indian Social Institute regarding the project “Conflict, Dialogue and Social Healing” on 7 August 2009.

8.       Regional meeting of the project “Conflict, Dialogue and Social Healing” was conducted at Ranchi and Lohardaga, Jharkhand from 10-13 August, 2009.

9.       The Unit conducted a one day meeting of the representatives of ‘Census 2011’ Second Phase, at Indian Social Institute, Lodi Road, New Delhi, on 28 August, 2009.

10.    A Capacity Building and Leadership Training Programmes for the marginalised sections of communities on the theme “Women’s Empowerment and Dalit Asmita, Pahchan aur Sangharsh” was organized at Dwarka Sector 3, New Dellhi, on 4 October, 2009.

11.    The Tribal and Dalit Unit in collaboration with SAPI, CBCI, Chetnalaya and CIFTI (Citizens Forum for Tribal Identity) organized a three days seminar on “Tribal Migrants and Tribal Religion Code” from 13-15 December, 2009.

12.    A one day seminar was conducted for Muslim adolescent girls at Shahdara, Delhi, on 19 December, 2009.

13.    A two day workshop was conducted on “Census 2011: Identity for Tribal Religion and Tribal Migration” at Kunkuri, Chhattisgarh from 3-4 January, 2010.

14.    A similar workshop was conducted on “Census 2011: Identity for Tribal Religion and Tribal Migration” and “Human Trafficking at Sundargarh, Orissa from 6-7 February, 2010.

2008-09

1.       "Media aur Abhavgrast Samudai" (Media and the Deprived Communities) Training Programme

2.       National Seminar on 'International Indigenous Peoples' Day' in collaboration with Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR) at the Indian Social Institute, New Delhi, on August 9, 2008.

2007-08

1.       Women Tribal Domestic Workers in Delhi: A Study of Deprivation and Migration.

2.       Dalit and Tribals : A Comparatives Analysis.

3.       “Capacity Building and Training Programmes” for Dalit, Tribal and Minority Youth of Orissa, Jharkhand, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh

4.       Development Induced Displacement” – Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand

5.       Social Mobility and Changing Identity : An Exploratory Study of Dalits in Contemporary Punjab.

6.       “Identity Formation among the Dalits of Haryana : An Exploratory Study”

7.       “Right to Natural Resources and Rights to Work”

8.       “Understanding & Addressing Social Conflict : Peace & Justice Initiatives” through Training & Capacity Building in Uttar Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan.

Last Updated: 27 August 2010

Published Books

2009-10

1.       Tribal Women Domestic Workers in Delhi by Marianus Kujur and Vikas Jha

2.       "Dilli Men Adivasi Mahila Gharelu Kamgar", A Hindi translation of Tribal Women -Domestic Workers in Delhi, by Toppo, James. New Delhi: Indian Social Institute, 2009

3.       Pearls of Indigenous Wisdom - Ed. Joseph Marianus Kujur, Sonajharia Minz

4.       Indigenous People of India : Problems and Prospects - Ed. Joseph Marianus Kujur, Sonajharia Minz

2007-08

1.       State Aggression and Tribal Resistance: A Case of Police Firing at Kalinga Nagar co-authored by Ramesh C. Nayak and Joseph Marianus Kujur.

2.       Adivasi Rajya Ki Adivasiyat, in Kujur, Joseph Marianus (Ed.), Jharkhand Ke Panch Varsh: Sapna Aur Sachh, New Delhi: Indian Social Institute

3.       Social Reconstruction of Jharkhand: Problems and Challenges, in Ekka, Beni & Prsasad, Anirudh (Eds.) Social Empowerment through Development Interventions. Ranchi: Xavier Institute of Social Service (XISS)

4.       Modern Science and Tribal Spirituality: Challenges and Opportunities, in Kuruvilla, P. (Ed.), Together Towards Tomorrow. Pune: Association of Science, Society and Religion

5.       Adivasi Jharkhand Ka Lakshya Aur Atoot Sangharsh, in Kujur, Joseph Marianus (Ed.). Jharkhand ke Panch Varsh: Sapana aur Sach. New Delhi: Indian Social Institute

Published Articles

2009-10

1.       "Migration and Violence" Subaltern, Vol. 17, No. 3, July-September 2009

2.       "Migration: An Illegal Child of Development", Subaltern, Vol 17, No. 3, July-Sept. 2009

3.       "Role of Civil Society and Naxalism", Subaltern, Vol 18, No. 1, Jan-March 2010

4.       "Hype of Swine Flu in Rural and Urban India" Subaltern, Vol. 17, No. 4, Oct-Dec. 2009

2008-09

1.       “Human Misery and Tribal Development: Process of Globalization and the State’s Response,” in Sebasti, L. Raj (ed.), Eradicating Human Misery. Jabalpur: XID Publications, 2008, pp. 139-60.

2.       “Democracy without Participation,” in Subalterns. Volume 16, October-December 2008, pp.2-4.

3.       “The Hinduisation of Tribals: A Special Reference to the Oraons in Chhotanagpur”. Kumar D. & S. Yemuna (eds.), Proselytization in India: The Process of Hinduisation in Tribal Societies. Delhi:Aakar Books, 2009, pp. 245-65.

4.       “Conflicts and Violence: Impediments to Economic Development of Manipur,” in Alternative Perspective. Manipur: Centre for Alternative Discourse (CADM), July-Sept. 2008.

5.       “The Rhetoric about the World’s Largest Democracy,” in Subalterns. Volume 16, October December 2008, pp.6-7.

6.       Prakash M. & Haripriya Soibam, “Usual Suspects,” Tehelka Web Special, June 06, 2008.

7.       D. Kumar & Prakash Moirangthem. “Proselytisation of Tribal Society: A Political Agenda,” in Kumar D. & S. Yemuna (eds.), Proselytization in India: The Process of Hinduisation in Tribal Societies. Delhi: Aakar Books, 2009, pp. 149-81.

8.       2007-08

9.       An Adivasi Assessment of the UPA’s Two Years in Power in Social Action

10.    De(re)serving Scheduled Tribes: Restore Tribal lands and resources to Repeal Reservation” in Subalterns

11.    Falling Jesuit Standards? Tribal and Dalit Vocations in Promotio Justitiae. Rome: Social and Justice Secretariat

12.    Social Mobility and Changing Identity of the Dalits in Haryana’ co-authored by Jimmy Dabhi and Ramesh C. Nayak.

13.    Right to Information and Panchayats, in Social Action,

14.    Gharelu Kamgar Mahilawon Ki Jeevan Sangharsh in Hashiye Ki Aawaz ,

15.    A Tribal Reading of the Resettlement and Rehabilitation Policy 2003, in Social Action

16.    Development not for tribes, in The Pioneer

17.    Common Minimum Programme: Promises and the Reality, in Subalterns, New Delhi: Indian Social Institute

18.    A Bill for the survival of tribals? in The Pioneer

19.    Is the Latest Employment Guarantee Act Really a Guarantee? in Subalterns, New Delhi: Indian Social Institute

20.    Globalisation and Marginalisation: The Context of Tribals and Jesuits in India, in Promotio Iustitiae, Rome

21.    Social Action: Challenges and Opportunities – 16th JESA Convention at Vadodara, in Jivan

22.    Jesuits in Social Action: Challenges and opportunities – A Report, in JESA: Challenges and Opportunities. New Delhi: JESA Secretariat

23.    Tribal Women and Sustainable Ecology, in Women’s Link

24.    Adivasi Asmita Ewam Astitwa Ka Sangharsh, in Dalit Adiwasi Sanwad

25.    Empowerment of Women Through Organisational Power – An Alternative Development Paradigm, VIKALP e-journal (www.vakindia.org)

26.    NGOs’ Response to Violence against the Marginalised and Discriminated Communities, Social Action

27.    An article published on “Kaise tute bal-vivah ka Duschakra”, Samaj Kalyan

28.    “Rah Se Bhatka Dalit Andolan”, Dalit Today

29.    “Viswa Samajik Manch”, Dalit Today

30.    “Khanto mei chhipa Bhavishya”, Hindustan

31.    “Pratiyogita Kam Rojgar Jyada”, Hindustan

32.    “Dalit Human Rights Issues and Perspective”, Social Action

33.    Education: An Alternative for Social Change, Vikalp, Vikas Adhyayan Kendra, Mumbai

34.    Development and Social Transformation – Role of the Voluntary Sector’, in Social Change - Issues and Perspective, Journal of the Council for Social Development, New Delhi

35.    “Daliton ki dasha aur disha par bhavi drishti”, Dalit Today

36.    “Samajik Kranti Ke Praneta Jyotiba Phule”, Dhamma Chakra

37.    “Pidit Hai Mazdoor Varga”, Dalit Today

38.    “Ekkisawi Sadi Mei Daliton Ki Satta Mei Bhagidari”, Ambedkar in India

39.    “Unmad Ka Jahar, Sampradayik Sadbhav Our Rashtra Nirman”, Dalit Today, December 2003, Pp.28-29.

40.    “Samajik Nyay Vaikalpik Dalit Patrakatia Se Hi Sambhav” in Dalit Sahitya Mei Pramukh Vidyaye”

41.    “Vishwasghat Ka Eak Aur Namuna” Dalit Today and Samtavadi Bharat

42.    Politics of the Policy for Tribals, Citizens News – Hindustantimes.com

43.    Netarhat Nishane Par, Hum Dalit

44.    SAPI Consultation: Dalits and Tribals Look Beyond the Common Minimum Programme, Jivan

45.    Democracy and Development, Subalterns

46.    Maharashtra Assembly Election 2004 and Dalit Votes, Hum Dalit

47.    Kya Dusari Duniya Mumkin Hai, Hum Dalit

48.    Yuwa Netritwa Ewam Kshamata Vikas, Samatavadi Bharat

49.    Vanchit Varg ke Yuwaon mei Patrakarita ke Prati Rujhan Tej, Dalit Today

50.    Mahila Shramikon ka Hal, Jansatta.

51.    Yuvaon mei Netritwa Ewam Kshamata Vikas Prashikshan ka Dusara Dour Safal, Dalit Today.

52.    Kaise Miley Samajik Nyay?, Dalit Today.

Last Updated 27 August, 2010