Empowering Citizens Through Constitutional Awareness and Capacity Building

Every citizen participate, individually and collectively, in making all lives equal, free, just and dignified.

To empower all citizens to own, understand and practice Constitutional values, rights and responsibilities in their lives and communities.

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CONSTITUTION FOR CITIZEN ACTION BOOKLET

We are glad to share with you a booklet launched in November 2020 on occasion of Constitution Day. This has been written with support and in collaboration with 'National Institute of Rural Development and Panchayti Raj' and 'Mission Samriddhi'. This booklet focuses on establishing the connect between Citizens and the Constitution. It is simple and easy to understand with many interesting illustrations and case stories. It is an open resource and we encourage its wider dissemination. The 'Booklet Our Guide to the Constitution' is available here.

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2022-23 ANNUAL REPORT

OUR IMPACT SINCE 2010

122 4,489

22,12,640

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Trainers Trained

Active Citizens

WITH YOUR HELP

520 community leaders from different parts of Gujarat, Maharashtra, Jharkhand, and Madhya Pradesh, joined our training programmes, as we made a rapid, systematic, and successful move online. And we upped the pace on our online platforms, with Citizen Cafes every week on Instagram and Zoom, reaching more than 7000 citizens across India - together building a constitutional lens on Covid 19, current issues, and legislation during this period.

BECAUSE OF OUR PARTNERS, WE'RE DOING MORE GOOD FOR MORE PEOPLE

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AND MANY MORE....

OUR INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORTERS:

Speech given by Vinita Singh on Active Citizenship at
TEDx Kirori Mal College in 2014

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Laxmi, Team Member,
Magic Bus

“Thank you so much for reinforcing the Preamble. It reminds me of one Hindi word "Bhaag lo", so it is important to take part in the situation which makes you uncomfortable.. not to run away from that. So, take part by thinking or through small or big actions.”

Testimonials

Sheetal, Jan Sahas

“We knew that Constitution exists. But till date we did not know how can we connect it to our lives. How can it be made applicable? The facilitative method in the sessions was very impactful.”

Disha Gupta, Student, Sharda University

“The Preamble was explained like it has been never before in our schools. It took me back to my Political Science classes back in school. I enjoyed the session very much and it came as a positive change from Science to Social Sciences to me.”