Round-up of the 1st day

Round-up of the 1st day October 29, 2009

Posted by andeggs in International Social Justice Network.
Tags: Ahmedabad, British Council India, Dyslexia, Ministry of Resource Development, Ministry of Social Development, National Literacy Trust, National School of Public Administration, Tata Institute of Social Science, The Sainsbury Family Charitable Trusts, University of Delhi
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Here are some of the delegates at the Network. Follow the links to find out more about the organisation’s they are representing:

Almudena Suarez Fernandez – Mexico’s Ministry of Social Development
Mark Woodruff – The Sainsbury Family Charitable Trusts
Dhananjayan Sivaguru Sriskandarajah – Royal Commonwealth Society
Austin Williams – Future Cities Project
Zhang Xuemei – Sichuan Academy of Social Sciences and AidAction
Jonathon Douglas – National Literacy Trust
Nomfundo Walaza – Desmond Tutu Peace Centre
Devi Kar – India’s Ministry of Resource Development
Frederico Campos Guanais De Aguiar – National School of Public Administration
Shirley Cramer – Dyslexia Action
Sharit Bhowmik – Tata Institute of Social Science
Andre Beteille – University of Delhi
Anne Harrop – Joseph Rowntree Foundation

You can also download Frederico’s presentation here and Ail Gupta’s presentation here. Thanks for them both to sharing their work!

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1. Ruth Gee - October 29, 2009: I am really grateful to everyone who has gathered for this event and grateful to my colleagues for the enormous amount of preparation they have done and from which I and others were able to benefit. You can tell from the pictures below that it involved a certain amount of local excitement!. I was lucky enough to spend Tuesday on a field trip to Munshiwada where we met the healer and natural medicine leader Ramji Vaidj just one of the many social entrepreneurs identified by Professor Gupta. The opening afternoon offered plenty of food for thought but seeing actual examples was invaluable. I have been unable to attend the second day of the colloqium but look forward to hearing of the outcomes.

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2. Johnnie - April 4, 2010: Did you get into trouble? What was the worst thing you did?

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