Call Against Patriarchy Movement

[withlovesamrat]

Our organization Civilian Welfare Foundation works for the Call Against Patriarchy movement in order to identify and confront patriarchy as the chief cause of increasing violence on women. While judicial intervention and legal actions are absolutely necessary we believe the larger path of fighting back patriarchal assumptions has to be taken. We have organized three street marches, 2 street plays and a recording of public opinion (read biases) on increasing violence on women. We are amazed and appalled in witnessing the lack of gender sensitivity among people and have been more convinced in carrying on with our activities. The first march happened in 31st of December midnight to protest the Delhi rape case. We could gather more than 300 people and organizations like Sappho extended their support in our march. We are undertaking awareness programs in schools, colleges and other public spaces through self-defence workshops, gender sensitization symposiums, film making events, photography and painting exhibitions and many other activities. We are launching our website soon where there will be our promotional video that addresses the need to fight patriarchy to have a more gender sensitive society and to stop violence on women and sexual minorities. We are open to collaborate and work with whoever serves common interest. I will keep you posted about our activities as they happen and would expect your co-operation.

[Ipsita Pal Bhowmick]

Samrat,

                   group e swagato. apnader group er katha ekhane jananor janyo anek dhanyobad.  

1. amader petition ta to dekhechhen asha kori. apnader organization  theke enie kono signature drive korte  pare ki ? 

2. ei group e ekta survey r katha hochhe, tar prashno set kora hochche. tate sahajyo korte paren. apnara je public opinion record korechhilen, je prasonge lack of gender sensitivity r katha bolechhen,  tar kichhu namuna paoa jabe ? tahole sei moto prashno set korte subidhe hoto.

3. apnader immediate ba kichhudiner modhye kono program achhe ki ?

4. ekhane aro kichhu lokjon street play r katha bolchhilo, apnader street play nie tader sathe katha bola jae. egulo aro nana jaigae jodi perform kora jae, bhalo hae.

5. apnader gender sensitization symposium gulo nie aro bistarito jante agrohi.

6. film making, photography events nieo.

apatato ei. 

On Wed, Jul 10, 2013 at 12:27 PM, withlovesamrat <withlov...@gmail.com> wrote:

Our organization Civilian Welfare Foundation works for the Call Against Patriarchy movement in order to identify and confront patriarchy as the chief cause of increasing violence on women. While judicial intervention and legal actions are absolutely necessary we believe the larger path of fighting back patriarchal assumptions has to be taken. We have organized three street marches, 2 street plays and a recording of public opinion (read biases) on increasing violence on women. We are amazed and appalled in witnessing the lack of gender sensitivity among people and have been more convinced in carrying on with our activities. The first march happened in 31st of December midnight to protest the Delhi rape case. We could gather more than 300 people and organizations like Sappho extended their support in our march. We are undertaking awareness programs in schools, colleges and other public spaces through self-defence workshops, gender sensitization symposiums, film making events, photography and painting exhibitions and many other activities. We are launching our website soon where there will be our promotional video that addresses the need to fight patriarchy to have a more gender sensitive society and to stop violence on women and sexual minorities. We are open to collaborate and work with whoever serves common interest. I will keep you posted about our activities as they happen and would expect your co-operation.

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