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Friday, November 26, 2010

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Events
Nov 24-28 2010 - The Hindu Music Festival. D
1. Nov 26, 2010, 6 :30 pm - Lecture by Nilima Sheikh, "Each Night Put Kashmir In Your Dreams" at
Venkatappa Art Gallery.
2. Nov 26, 2010, 6:00 pm - Kathak recital by Smitha Srinivasan, at Yavanika Auditorium on
Nrupatunga Road.
3. Nov 27, 2010, 6 30 pm - Carnatic music concert at MES College by the Karnataka Gana Parishat.

Volunteering and Other Opportunities
1. Enable India is looking for a volunteer to help with proof-reading a life skills manual. If you're
interested, please contact them directly with the contact information on their website.
2. Dream A Dream is looking for people to volunteer as mentors to youth who are experiencing trouble
or need encouragement and support. Volunteers are required from Jan 2011 onwards. If you're
interested, contact Jeeno Phillip Jacob at jeeno.jacob@dreamadream.org or on 080-65349980 /
26579580 to schedule a meeting.
3. Karmayog is looking for writers who can write humourous pieces on current issues. Contact them
directly at info@karmayog.org.

Conferences
1. ACSEE - The Asian Conference on Sustainability, Energy and the Environment 2011 will be held
from 2 to 5 June 2011 in
Osaka, Japan. The deadline for abstracts/proposals is 01 February 2011.
2. 1st Global Conference Images of Whiteness - Exploring Critical Issues will be held on Tuesday 12th
– Thursday 14th July 2011 at Mansfield College, Oxford, United Kingdom. 300 word abstracts should
be submitted by Friday 14th January 2011
3. The 5th Global Conference on Visual Literacies will be held from Friday 8th July – Sunday 10th
July 2011 at Mansfield College, Oxford. 300 word abstracts should be submitted by Friday 14th
January 2011.
4. The 10th Global Conference Environmental Justice and Global Citizenshipwill be held from Friday
8th July – Sunday 10th July 2011 at Mansfield College, Oxford. 300 word abstracts should be
submitted by Friday 14th January 2011.

Resources and Information
1. A list of sources for information on NGOs, activism and development is available here.

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Saturday, November 20, 2010

Notifications
Conferences
1. The 13 th International Conference on Defense of the Family: Family, Children and Culture will be
held in Bangkok, Thailand on June 16 - 20, 2011. Registration closes on May 30, 2011.
2. The People's Convention on Energy will be held on Nov 30 and Dec 1 2010, at Nagpur. For details
contact: Pravin Mote (09313879073)pravin.mote@gmail.com
3. The International Conference On Rural Development And Enterpreneurship (ICORE 2011) will be
held from 28 to 30 May 2011 at Kuching, Malaysia. The deadline for abstracts/proposals is 15
December 2010.
4. The 4th Global Conference on Diasporas - Critical Issues will be held on Monday 4th July –
Wednesday 6th July 2011 at Mansfield College, Oxford. 300 word abstracts should be submitted by
Friday
14th January 2011.
5. A conference on "Assessing the Complexities of South Asian Migration" will be held at Wilfrid
Laurier University, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada May 19th-21st 2011.Abstracts are due on January 11
2011.
6. The program chairs invite papers on the theme Gender Justice and Development, Local and
Global for an international confernece to be held June 9-11, 2011 at Bryn Mawr College, Pennsylvania.
Abstracts are due on December 17, 2010.
7.The organizers invite papers on the theme Persistent Conflict in the 21st Century for a conference on
Global Governance to be held at the London School of Economics & Political Science on June 25, 2011.
Abstracts are due on 4 Jan, 2011.
8. MAITRI, a humanitarian and developmental NGO based in New Delhi is organising Home is where
the hurt is: A National Conference on Public Health Implications of Domestic Violence: Feb:10th-11th
2011, New Delhi. For details contact Ms. Sonal Singh Wadhwa (Sonal.singh@maitriindia.org).
9. Lawyers' Collective is organising a conference on Staying Alive, Protection of Women from
Domestic Violence Act, 2005, at Gulmohar Hall, India Habitat Centre, New Delhi on Dec 19, 2010.

Opportunities
1. The Indian Social Institute and SICHREM are conducting an essay competition on Human Rights in
honour of Human Rights Day. The date of submission is November 30 2010.
2. The Society for Participatory Research is looking for interns for a period of 8 weeks in
August/September.
3. Dotahead, Goa is offering a two month, paid internship for work on the social media campaign for a
CSR program for a leading bank in India.CVs should be sent to gnurpreet@gmail.com.
4. The NIHR Essay Competition has been launched. Posters are up all around campus, with topics and
deadlines on them.

Events
1. Poetry Slam at the Goethe Institute, Max Mueller Bhavan (Bangalore), on 19th November 2010 at 5
pm.
2. YOURS TRULY THEATRE presents a play in English, Bhagwaan Dhoondo, on 21st November
2010 at ADA ranga mandira, JC road, Bangalore.
3. The Bangalore Book Fair is on at Palace Grounds, but it ends tomorrow!
4. Bengaluru Pride and Karnataka Queer Habba 2010 has a series of fantastic events, including a
poetry slam, a diversity fair and story narrations for the next week or so.
5. Just Femme, an e-zine for women, in collaboration with Bangalore Film Society and National
Gallery of Modern Art (NGMA) announces the inaugural edition of the event 'pEtE maatu'. The three-
day festival will comprise a film festival of short films and documentaries, photo exhibition, panel
discussion and blogathon on the theme Women and the City. It will be held from Dec 17-19 at the
NGMA Bangalore.


Monday, November 15, 2010

Notifications

Conferences
1. The 2011 International Conference on Future Environment and Energy(ICFEE
2011) will be held from 25 to 27 March 2011 in Sanya, China. Papers are due by
November 25th 2010.
2. The Department of Middle East, South Asia, and African Studies at Columbia is
offering an University Graduate Student Conference on "Imaginary Geographies"
from February 17th & 18th, 2011. Students who are interested in participating in the
conference should submit a one-page (300 word) proposal and one page CV
to MESAASgradconference2011@gmail.com by December 5, 2010
3. The Bharatidasan University at Trichy is organising a National Level Conference
on 'Social Development in India; New Vistas and Challenges' on Jan 10-11 2011 at
Trichy. Guidelines for authors are here.
4. The First Indian Biodiversity Conference 2010 will be held from 28-30 Dec.
Abstracts are due on the 20th November.
5. INTED2011 (5th International Technology, Education and Development
Conference) will be held on 7th-9th March 2011 in Valencia, Spain. Abstracts are due
on the 25th of November.
6.The 2011 International Conference on Future Environment and Energy (ICFEE
2011) will be held on 25 to 27 March 2011 in Sanya, China. Abstracts are due on the
25th of November.

Opportunities
1. The EAERE-FEEM-VIU European Summer School in Resource and
Environmental Economics will be held from July 3rd-9th, 2011 in Venice, Italy. It is
only open to doctoral and postdoctoral students.
2. Applications are invited for the Kinship conservation fellowship, which is a month-
long in-residence program at Western Washington University (June 28-July 29,
2011). Eighteen Fellows are selected each year and become part of a global Fellows
community now numbering 154 Fellows in 40 countries. The Fellowship includes a
$6,000 stipend award; lodging is also provided. Online applications must be
submitted by 24 January 2011.
3. State Bank of India is accepting applications for their Youth for India Program, a
fellowship for students who want to work for social change through rural outreach
and finance. Details are on their website.
4. Samvada announces a *Youth Activists Fellowship Programme* for individuals
who are working with disadvantaged and excluded youth in India.Details
are here.

Events
1. The Bangalore Queer Habba will be on, all of this month, with plays, and music
and discussions. For a schedule, go here.
2. The Kabir Project will be presenting a two-day festival on Sindhi Sufi poetry, on
the 20-21 November, 2010. They will focus on the work of Shah Abdul Latif Bhitai,
performed by folk singers. Details will be released later, but they can be contacted
at thekabirproject@gmail.com.

Resources
1. The Indian Streets Beta Blog has been launched, an interesting venture on urban
roads.

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Monday, October 25, 2010

Notifications
Seminars and Conferences
1. The M.S.University of Baroda will be holding an international seminar on " Higher
Education for Knowledge Based Society: Global Reforms" on 20-21 December,
2010. Papers are invited.
2. Abstracts are invited for the subtheme, 'Body Talk: Interrogating Boundaries and
Hierarchies in Feminist Discourse', which is part of the upcoming conference of the
Indian Association of Women's Studies, which is scheduled for January 21-24th
2011, at the Mahatma Gandhi Antarrashtriya Hindi Vishwavidhalaya in Wardha. The
conference this year centers around 'Resisting Marginalisations, Challenging
Hegemonies'. The deadline for abstracts is Oct 31.
3. Takshashila Academia of Economic Research (TAER) Limited, Mumbai, and the
India Society for Ecological Economics (INSEE), call for papers for a one-day
seminar on “Climate Change and Markets: Opportunities, Challenges, and Policy
Concerns” at India International Centre, New Delhi, on January 28, 2011.
4. York University, Toronto, Canada, and XIMB, Orissa, India will be holding
aConference on “Rural Labourers in Neo-liberal India”, 18-19 December 2010at
XIMB (Xavier Institute of Management – Bhubaneswar), Orissa, India.Papers are
invited. The deadline is December 5th.
5.The Centre for Water and Land Resources is organizing a „Two Days‟ National
Workshop on “Impacts of Watershed on Poverty Alleviation” during January 20-21,
2011 at National Institute of Rural Development, Hyderabad 500030.Papers are
invited by November 24, 2010.
6. The 2nd Global Conference on The Gothic - Exploring Critical Issues, will be held
from 16th May - Wednesday 18th May 2011 in Warsaw, Poland. The deadline for
abstracts is 26 November.
7. The 2nd Global Conference on "Experiencing Prison" will be held on Thursday
19th May – Saturday 21st May 2011 in
Warsaw, Poland. The deadline for abstracts is 26 November.
8. The 1st Global Conference on Femininity and Masculinity will be held from 16 to
18 May 2011 in Warsaw, Poland. The deadline for abstracts is 26 November.
9. The 5th Global Conference on Ethics, Evil, Law and the State will be held from 19
to 21 May 2011 in
Warsaw, Poland. The deadline for abstracts is 26 November.
10. The Jean Monnet International Conference on Human Security and Security
Strategy: Institutions and Policies in a European Perspective, will be held 26-29
May 2011 in Kiev, Ukraine. The deadline for abstracts is Jan 15, 2011. a

Fellowships and Opportunities
1. The Unreasonable Institute is inviting applications for the 2010 Unreasonable
Fellows Program. The deadline for applications is November 10, 2010.
2. The Acumen Fund is offering a fellowship program focusing on leadership skills.
The deadline for applications is Nov 15 2010.

3. ActionAid Denmark has opened up a new category of personnel called
'Inspirators', who will work on development across nations. Applications are
invited from people who have experience with voluntary work.
4. d.ust.bin, a webzine, invites entries in the form of short stories. Please go through
their submission guidelines first.
5. Applications are invited for Tata's Jagriti Yatra, an annual train journey that takes
selected candidates across India to meet unsung heroes. Apply at the earliest.
6. Nether, a quarterly fiction magazine, invites submissions for its next issue.
7. The North East Development Foundation is organising the Scholl Research
Award for research papers on governance and development in the north-
east. Nominations are open till November 15 2010.
8. The University of Sydney is offering a Masters of Human Rights and
Democratisation program this year. Scholarships are available for Indian students.
Applications are due on December 10 2010.
9. Applications for the Conservation Leadership Program are open. The deadline is
November 15.
10. Pratilipi is bringing out a special issue on Kashmir. Submissions in the form of art
and fiction are invited by November 20, 2010.

Talks
As part of the Goethe Institute's CoLab-Goethe Lecture Series on Practices in
Contemporary Art & Architecture, Mysore-based artist N.S. Harsha will deliver a
lecture on his artistic practice titled "1969", on October 27 at 6 pm, at Max Mueller
Bhavan.

Exhibitions, Festivals and Events
1. The Nigah Queer Fest will take place in Delhi from 26th November to 5th
December, 2010. Entries in any form of visual media are invited, by November 10,
2010.
2. Bangalore Pride will be meeting at ALF on 27 October as part of the Bangalore
Queer Habba. There will also be the Bangalore Pride march on 28 October, 2010.

News
1. October 25-29 is the Youth LGBTQ awareness week.
2. Bookworm Goa wants to start an online book discussion forum. If you're
interested, drop them a word.
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Sunday, October 10, 2010

Notifications
Conferences and Calls for Papers
1. Materiality, Memory and Cultural Heritage, 25 to 29 May 2011 (Istanbul, Turkey). The deadline for
abstracts/proposals is 17 December 2010.

2. 1st Global Conference on Queer Sexualities (13th to 15th May 2011, Warsaw, Poland). The deadline
for abstracts is 26th November 2010.

3. The Bhopal 2011 group has called for student papers and participants for their International
Students Workshop & Symposium.(January 23 - February 04, 2011, Bhopal). The last date for
registration is December 1 2010. The last date for abstracts is November 15 2010.

4. The University of Western Sydney is holding a conference on "Educating for Human Rights, Peace
and Intercultural Dialogue"
Early bird registration closes on Oct 1 2010.

5. FOSS.in is holding its annual conference on free and open source software. The deadline for
abstracts is October 10 2010.

6. 3rd Global Conference Evil, Women and the Feminine (13th to 15th May 2011, Warsaw, Poland).
The deadline for abstracts is 6 Nov 2010.

7.CIES 2011 Montréal invites individual proposals for Panel Presentations, Round Tables, or Poster
Sessions, as well as proposals for Group Panels consisting of up to four, pre-arranged individual panel
presentations. CIES 2011 Montréal has as its theme "Education is that which Liberates" and will
highlight education as a vehicle for liberation. To proceed to the proposal submission site, go
to http://cies2011.mcgill.caand click on "Call For Papers" in the navigation menu.Online registration
will close at 11:59pm EST on April 17, 2011.

Volunteering, Fellowships and Other Opportunities
1. Visions Global Empowerment is a non-profit NGO serving youth and communities through
education. They began work with war orphans in Sri Lanka in 2003 and later expanded to schools and
communities in South India. They are currently looking for volunteers.

2.Dhaaran Productions Bangalore (www.dhaaran.com) is looking for actors for its upcoming play and
activities.To register for the audition , with a brief introduction, please write
to:dhaaran.productions@yahoo.com . The requirements are for four Male actors (Age group: 20
-35 yrs), Two Female actors (Age group: 20-35yrs), Actors required to come prepared with a 3-5 min
monologue/act. and actors should be very versatile and have the capability to play various age
groups in the same act. Auditions will be held on 9th and 10th October.

3. The Asia Pacific Leadership Program is a nine-month program (August to mid-May) with a
minimum five-month residency requirement. The APLP empowers future leaders with the knowledge,
skills, experiences and supportive community needed to successfully navigate personal and regional
change in the 21st century. Applications for the Fall Session are invited.

4. The World Forestry Institute is offering a six to twelve month fellowship program. The deadline for
applications is December 1 for the program starting Feb 1st.

5. The 10th NCCR Climate Summer School will be held from 4-9 September 2011 in Geneva. The
deadline for applications is December 17th 2010.

6. Applications are invited for the Fred H Bixby Fellowship program on health, population and AIDS
related issues. The deadline for applications is January 15, 2011.

7. The RBI is launching the RBI Young Scholars' Award to raise awareness about the banking sector in
India. Successful candidates get to intern with the RBI. The deadline for applications is Oct 22 2010.
The written test will be held on Jan 9 2011.


Monday, September 27, 2010

Notifications
1. The Journal of International Law and International Relations (JILIR) invites submissions from
scholars of both International Law and International Relations for its Fall 2010 issue. For details,
visit the journal's website here:

2. The Perelman Centre for Legal Philosophy at the Faculty of Law of the Université Libre de Bruxelles will
host a conference on "Jus Post Bellum and Transitional Justice," October 21-22, 2010, in Brussels. The program
is here.

3. The McGill University Centre for Human Rights and Legal Pluralism will host a conference on "Human
Rights and Diverse Societies," October 7-9, 2010, in Montreal. The program is here.

4. The European Society of International Law will conductthe 4th ESIL Research Forum, to be held on
27-28 May 2011 in Tallinn, Estonia. The call for papers is here. The deadline for the submission of
abstracts for the forum's 15 panels is 15 December 2010

5. Mahatma Gandhi University, Kottayam, is organizing an International Conference on the
theme Education for Peace, Social Inclusion and Sustainable Development: Towards a Paradigm
Shift during 8-10 December 2010. For online registration and further details, please
visit www.icmgukerala2010.in.

6. The Chinese (Taiwan) Society of International Law is seeking papers for presentation
at Contemporary International Law Issues in the Asia Pacific: Opportunities and Challenges, the
International Law Association Asia-Pacific Regional Conference to be held May 29-June 1, 2011, in
Taipei, Taiwan.
Proposals of no more than 300 words, including the author's name and full contact information,
should be e-mailed no later than December 20, 2010, to ila@nccu.edu.tw.

7. The Georgetown Journal of Law & Modern Critical Race Perspectives seeks submissions for its
symposium, The Disparate Impact of Natural Disasters on Marginalized Communities Worldwide .
The Journal reviews submissions on a rolling basis.

8. The AsianSIL has a call for papers for its Third Biennial Conference which will be held August 27-
28, 2011 in Beijing. The conference theme is Asia and International Law: A New Era.In order to
apply, please fill in the online submission form by Wednesday, 1 December 2010, 2300 hrs, Beijing
Time.

9. The Editors of the Pace Law Review invite proposals from scholars and practitioners for our third
annual issue on New York law that is slated for publication in Spring 2011,. Please submit
proposals of no more than 500 words to plr [at] law.pace.edu by October 15, 2010.

News and Resources

1. The School Choice Campaign has recently released 'Student First!' a new magazine on education law
and policy in India. To view it online, visit:http://schoolchoice.in/publications/studentfirst.php

Research Projects
1. The Privatisation in Higher Education Initiative (PERI) of the Open Society Institution invites
expressions of interest for a research project that seeks to that seeks to contribute to a better
understanding on whether, through what mechanisms, with what outcomes, and for whom the
increasing adoption of a widening range educational service regulation and delivery mechanisms
might lead to more effective and equitable education systems. For more information,
visit: http://www.periglobal.org/

Volunteering Opportunities
1. Janaagraha, a Bangalore based NGO is looking for volunteers to assist with a citizenship education
program for children. For more information visit:http://janaagraha.org/node/2149


Monday, September 20, 2010

Notifications
1. The Fourth World Universities Forum invites panel and paper proposals, by October 14, 2010. For more
details please visit:
http://ontheuniversity.com/conference-2011/

2. The Fourth Gender Politics in International Governance Conference will be held from October 6-8, 2010 in
Geneva. The conference takes the establishment of the new UN Entity for Gender Equality and the
Empowerment of Women – to be known as UN Women – as an opportunity to reflect on existing international
gender equality policy and to think about strategies for the new entity. Those who are interested in attending
should register via email. There's no registration fee, and all sessions will be in English. For more details visit:
http://graduateinstitute.ch/Jahia/site/iheid/cache/offonce/lang/en/resources/calendarofevents;jsessionid=08EC92
449C5D06237A8CB799D9BC8A29?evenementId=95440

3. Prof. Sarasu Esther Thomas at NLSIU is co-ordinating and bringing out a series of publications on gender and
the judiciary The deadline is October 31 2010. The call for submissions may be viewed at
https://docs.google.com/document/edit?id=1yQcu8xrC7WpizR4Oi0ltJRn7BIgA8aY0mSGeto9I-
rg&hl=en&authkey=CL7w_JAF#

4. The Raoul Dandurand Chair at the University of Quebec along with the Association for Borderland Studies
will be holding a conference on "Fences, Walls and Borders: States of Insecurity?". The deadline for abstracts is
October 15 2010. For details go here: http://www.dandurand.uqam.ca/evenements/appels-de-
communications/670-fences-walls-and-borders-state-of-insecurity.html

5. Varta, the journal from the Bharathiya Arthik Shodh Sansthan, has called for submissions on "Globalisation
and Inclusive Growth: The Indian Experience". Last date for submissions is September 30th. For details
including the style sheet, length and so on please contactme.varta@rediffmail.com

6. Submissions are invited by the Bharathiya Arthik Shodh Sansthan for a conference on "

"Recent Poverty Debate in India: Measurement, Issues and Relevance". The themes of the conference are

(1) Globalization-growth and its transmission process, (2) Growth and poverty nexus, (3) Institutional and
structural mechanism of poverty alleviation, (4) Issues of methodology and measurement of poverty indices, (5)
Relevance and appraisal of poverty alleviation programmes in India and International experiences. The last date
for abstracts is Sep 30, and for papers, Oct 30. The conference will be held on Nov. 20-21 2010. For registration
and details please contact Prof P N Mehrotra at confpoverty.eco@rediffmail.com.

Events
1. Attakalari Centre for Movement Arts will be holding Attakalari Biennial, a festival to celebrate
individual and fresh voices in contemporary movement arts and to serve as a forum for the exchange of
expertise in dance, design and research. It is a showcase of global movement arts with a special focus on works
that incorporate new and emerging technologies in digital arts and interactivity. It will be held in January and
February at venues across Bangalore. They're also inviting applications for various performances. For more
details, please visithttp://www.attakkalaribiennial.org/

2. The Building Livable Cities Symposium is a pan-India event focusing on sustainable urban living, and will
take place in five cities in India over Oct 18-22 2010. For details and registration, please visit:
http://www.meraevents.com/event/Building-Livable--Cities-2010-Bangalore-October-18th-

3. Mmhonlumo Kikon is an Human Rights Activist from Nagaland - in the Northeast - opposed to inhuman
wrong. He will be speaking on "Disordering Durable Democracies in India's North-East", on 21 September at 5-
7 pm at the offices of The Environment Support Group, Bangalore. If you intend to go, please confirm your
attendance by email to bhargavi@esgindia.org in advance so they can make arrangements. For the address and
directions, go here: http://www.esgindia.org/contact/contact.html

Competitions and Other Opportunities

1. The Jerome Cohen prize Essay in International Law and East Asia is open for submissions. The deadline is
September 24, 2010. More details are available here: http://ilreports.blogspot.com/2010/05/call-for-submissions-
jerome-cohen-prize.html

2. The Young Urban Leaders Competition and Fellowship Program for 2010 is open for participation. For
details and deadline please visit: http://theurbanvision.com/yul/

3. Chicken Soup for the Teenage Indian Soul invites stories on love and friendship.The last date is 15th October
2010. If your entry is selected, they will pay you. Previously blogged/published work is accepted so long as
prior permissions are taken. Poems are also accepted. Authors retain copyright. You don't have to be a teenager.
Email entries to rakshabharadia@gmail.com

4. Ivolunteer has launched its overseas volunteering program. For more details please
visit: http://www.ivoindia.org/

5. The St Andrews Prize for the Environment has launched its latest edition. For details on entries, registration
and deadlines please visit: http://www.thestandrewsprize.com/awards/submission.htm

6. Vibgyor Entertainment is looking for actors for a play/production that will be staged from 13-19 December in
Bangalore. Contact Anil Ramachandra, Artistic Director at Vibgyor at +91 98456 02265, with your name, date
of birth, experience with theatre and available timings for rehearsals.

7. Sutradhar, NLS' own amateur theatre group is looking for actors to fill in several roles, preferring people who
are below the age of 25 and have time to attend rehearsals regularly. For details, please
visit: https://docs.google.com/document/edit?id=1Yd8GOxPOLAV_dIiuXoPkUTM4HaEDuormR5jvZD9qZfw
&hl=en&authkey=CJKdg-sD

Workshops
1. Toto Foundation for the Arts will be conducting a theatre workshop along with the Attakalari Project on
October 3 2010. For details, please contact: Toto Funds the Arts, by ordinary post, to TFA, H-301 Adarsh
Gardens, 47th Cross, 8th Block, Jayanagar,
Bangalore 560082.or totofundsthearts@yahoo.com

News and Resources
1. The Centre for Women's Global Leadership has made its 2010 Take Action kit available online, for free. The
kit has been developed to encourage all campaign participants to plan a peace vigil or peace march for Monday,
November 29th in a show of visible, global solidarity against militarism & violence against women. It can be
accessed here: http://www.cwgl.rutgers.edu/16days/kit10/kit.html

Volunteering
1. A group of parents of differently-abled children are meeting to discuss the new proposed disability law and
put together recommendations for the drafting committee. They need volunteers to play with the kids and keep
them entertained for a couple of hours. Those interested in helping out may contact Kavitha at 98807 42028.


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