On the 3rd of December 2009, the activities of Drishti ( CSA’s talented street theatre team) for the fourth semester began, with a new resource person taking charge of training the team. The meeting was held to plan activities for the current semester, and also to welcome and interact with the number of new volunteers [...]
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Drishti activities begun
Posted in 1, Drishti on December 3, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Experiencing India, the CSA way !
Posted in 1 on November 23, 2009 | 2 Comments »
The ever expanding CSA family received new members recently. From the 5th of November to the 23rd, we had with us a group from Lerum Gymnasium, (a high-school in Sweden). This group comprised of 9 students and 3 teachers. They were here on a exposure visit, wanting to see first-hand the great, charming country that [...]
Masti Ki Paatshaala:)
Posted in 1 on November 20, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Tight hugs and wide smiles…this is the kind of welcome any of you would receive if you go to the Christ PU College to take tutions for the tiny tots there. This year, CSA has introduced tutions for the children of the workers on the Christ University campus. Though a small group of around twenty [...]
Welcome back!!!
Posted in 1 on November 19, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
CSA welcomes all its volunteers to a new semester filled with loads of activities. Hope that you had a good time during the vacations which has refreshed and reloaded us with more enthusiasm and energy. Lets keep up the good work !!!
The Reformation
Posted in 1 on September 2, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Parivartan: The Reformation – The Drama of their Anguish is a performance by ECHO theatre. It is going to be staged in the Christ University main auditorium on Sunday the 6th of September.
ECHO is a non-governmental organisation that works towards empowering children who are in difficult circumstances and are in conflict with the law.
The show [...]
We Care!
Posted in 1 on September 2, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Social volunteering?
Racism?
Terrorism?
Politics?
Yes, We Care!
Our semester magazine We Care is out again, with an exciting new look and feel. We have expanded our scope to include a wider variety of topics and broader perspectives on various issues. So what can you expect in this issue?
For starters, we have the cover story – Four Hours a Week, [...]
Juvenile Delinquency and the media influence
Posted in 1 on September 2, 2009 | 2 Comments »
We all want to believe in that rosy picture of healthy, happy children playing with each other, in complete harmony with nature and the world. So where do we go wrong? When does this innocence give way to pent up emotions like anger, guilt and regret? At what point do we turn these children into [...]
For a healthier tomorrow
Posted in 1 on September 2, 2009 | 2 Comments »
The health camp for the Rajendranagar children was conducted on Saturday, the 29th of August. A team of three doctors from Sri Venkateshwara Hospital, headed by Dr. Vijaya Kumar conducted the check ups ffor the children.
Around 120 children had their general health evaluated at the camp. It was a proud moment for Activity Centre [...]
Daughters of Fire
Posted in 1, CSA, CSA Live, Events!, Whats up CSA? on August 3, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Vimochana, in collaboration with Centre for Social Action conducted a three day (27.07.09 to 29.07.09) programme- Daughters of Fire, in Christ University, Bangalore. The major highlight of the event was ‘the court of women’ .The process towards the conduction of this ‘court of women’ started in January 2008, gathering together the experiences, knowledge and analyses [...]
Violence Against Women– Destined to continue ???
Posted in 1, CSA, Chatting over Coffee on August 3, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
That was our topic for last COC (Chatting Over Coffee) on 24.7.09, Friday. This topic was chosen in connection with the three day programme ‘Daughters of Fire’ conducted by Vimochana in collaboration with CSA.
Through this discussion, we, a group of CSA volunteers and other students ventured into this horrifying reality. We discussed about violence in [...]
