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Fixing India | How Do Community Media Change Agents Work? | Video Volunteers
Video Volunteers has been working for more than a decade towards giving the disadvantaged a voice. What are the processes we follow to create change?
New Farm Law: The People Whose Voice Matters The Most Tell Us What It Means
We get a sense about the new farm bills passed by the Union govt of India from Video Volunteers correspondents, several of whom are farmers or who work with the community.
Government Officials! Check WhatsApp, Your People Have Problems to Share
How are community media networks like Video Volunteers functioning when social distancing is the norm and venturing into communities is restricted?
Fixing India: Standing Up for People Affected by the Sardar Sarovar Dam
Chetan Salve, a community correspondent with Video Volunteers, led the decades-long efforts towards relief to those displaced by Narmada valley projects.
Fixing India: How Community Media Like Video Volunteers Changed During COVID-19
Fixing India is back with a season 2 documenting some of the most noteworthy impacts Video Volunteers has achieved in the recent past.
Asha Worker from Odisha Attacked and Beaten up by Villagers in Puri
Nirmala Dakua was surrounded by more than 500 villagers when she went to retrieve a COVID-19 positive patient.
Wife Murdered | Rise In Domestic Violence During The Pandemic | COVID 19 | Jammu...
In Poonch district of Jammu, Zaitoon Bi allegedly succumbed to her husband’s violence. The World Health Organisation (WHO) has warned that the risk of intimate partner violence is likely to increase during the lockdown. Sadly, this is coming true in many parts of the country. Helpline numbers are of big...
Hit by Lockdown, Migrant Labours are on Foot to Reach Home
Chaos ensued the lockdown declared on 24th March. The haunting images of thousands of people marching back home went viral. This long march continues till date. Here’s a group of people who are on a 150KM journey back home from one part of Jammu to the other. They have walked...