DAY 3 | 3 AUGUST 2024 The Many Belongings That Make Us Facilitated by Sudhanva Deshpande Do each of us feel a sense of belonging? Is it...

The annual History for Peace conference—The Idea of Justice—was held at the Tollygunge Club, Calcutta between August 3 and 5, 2023. The...

NOW OPEN FOR ALL The idea of justice is a fundamental concept that has been debated and discussed by philosophers, legal scholars and...

A History for Peace workshop on the Armed Forces Special Power Act and fundamental rights in the Indian constitution

A resource discussing the need to embed subaltern perspectives of queerness into the South Asian classroom through the analysis of a film

This opening address inaugurated the 6th annual History for Peace conference titled 'The Idea of Democracy' which was hosted in Kolkata...

A workshop at Arthshila, Ahmedabad, commemorating the artist's centenary.

A classroom module looking at the Bengal Famine of '43 and the arts.

Download the complete module here: Looking at art is not a straight-forward process involving sight only, but is imbued with our...

by Rajosmita Roy Download the complete module here You can access the recording from which this module emerges here:...

Click here to read Sushrita Acharjee's complete research document. Click below to download the PPT. ACTIVITIES Below are three artworks...

Click here to read Sushrita's entire research document. Download the PPT by clicking below. ACTIVITIES This could be turned into a group...

*Cover image courtesy: Nalini Malani, The Rebellion of the Dead, 2017. Sourced from: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Nalini_Malan...

A video recording of the session and the PPT used therein are available on request. Please write to us at info@historyforpeace.pw for the...

A video recording of the session and the PPT used therein are available on request. Please write to us at info@historyforpeace.pw for the...

Video recordings of all the sessions and PPTs used therein are available on request. Please write to us at info@historyforpeace.pw for...

by Sushrita Acharjee. Download the resource pdf here: Apart from the camera—pencil, brush, colour and canvas too proved to be lethal...

Museum Learning Series II. Presented by History for Peace, Achi Association and DAG Museums.

Prajna Parasher is a filmmaker/scholar & multimedia artist practicing at the shifting intersection of classical thought & new technologies.

'But who were these peasants really? How did they live? What were their grievances? What birthed the idea of solidarity and mass protests...