ComMutiny-The Youth Collective Location: Delhi Duration: Two years, Full-time ‘ComMutiny’ stands for the first ‘mutiny’ within a young person that comes from engaging in communities which are ‘different’ from oneself. ComMutiny is a collective of some of the best youth … Read More
Tanya stares at the computer screen in front of her. She is feeling stressed about submitting a proposal which is due tonight. Also, she does not feel fully prepared to facilitate a youth group meeting scheduled later today. With her … Read More
ComMutiny through Be a Jagrik facilitates dialogue amongst young people about ‘self’ & the ‘other’… Read More
The (5th) space pulls the youth in because it speaks to their stage of life – youth. Its like a garden that draws caterpillars by the droves. It offers them support as they struggle in their identity quests looking for … Read More
Commutiny- the Youth Collective organised a National Celebration Event – Samvidhan LIVE- Be A Jagrik in collaboration with Pravah on 26 February 2019.… Read More
Saloni Singh had never noticed the hard work done by safai karamcharis – the people who clean up her school – until she started playing a game called Be A Jagrik. Saloni, 15, studies in 11th grade in Jamshedpur Public … Read More
Adding to the season of cheer we would like to celebrate the super strides our Be A Jagrik initiative … Read More
“The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.” These are the words of Gandhi. When you step into the shoes of another and look at their needs with empathy, you are likely to … Read More
On 2nd October 2018, the international day of non-violence, ComMutiny – The Youth Collective launched ‘Be a Jagrik! Samvidhan Live !.. Live the SDGs’ public initiative in association with 32 partner organisations. This initiative aims to build young people’s capacities … Read More
In the third and final part of the series How I became a feminist, CYC brings to you to the story of Manak Matiyani. Manak Matiyani was introduced to feminism early in life. “My family was the first place where I … Read More