Finding and fighting for the 'forgotten', negotiating alienation and non-belonging in school contexts, questioning popular narratives to...

Belonging is a multifaceted concept. It goes beyond mere physical presence or legal status —it involves emotional attachment and a sense...

Report on the annual History for Peace conference on ‘The Idea of Belonging’ held on 1, 2 and 3 August 2024.

The journal contains a compilation of talks delivered at the History for Peace annual conference held in Calcutta, August 2023.

The journal of the Idea of Democracy, featuring talks delivered at the regional conferences in Ludhiana (2022) and Chandigarh (2023).

Janaki Nair spoke on 'Can History Wars Foster an Idea of Justice' The Idea of Justice Chapter Two took place at Shiv Nadar School,...

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

This lecture was delivered as part of the 6th annual History for Peace conference titled 'The Idea of Democracy' which was hosted in...

This lesson plan was introduced to 28 teachers from ICSE and CBSE schools based in Kolkata at a History for Peace workshop on June 28,...

28 high school teachers from 18 schools in Kolkata participated in the workshop titled 'Caste in/and the Indian Constitution' at The...

This lecture was delivered as part of the 6th annual History for Peace conference titled 'The Idea of Democracy' which was hosted in...

This lecture was delivered as part of the 6th annual History for Peace conference titled 'The Idea of Democracy' which was hosted in...

This lecture was delivered as part of the 6th annual History for Peace conference titled 'The Idea of Democracy' which was hosted in...

Download the entire module here: Here’s a glimpse into Part I of the resource: Introduction Writing in 1873, anti-caste social reformer...

'While Pakistan saw 1971 through the sense of loss, similar to how India saw 1947, for Bangladesh, 1971 marked bloodshed, but also the...

Vrinda Grover is a lawyer, researcher, and human rights and women’s rights activist based in New Delhi, India.

Sudhanva Deshpande is a theatre practitioner, film director and editor at LeftWord Books.