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52 Parindey Fellowship | 2021-22 | Cohort 1 Book

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This book offers a collection of stories of the Parindeys and their Alivelihoods written by the fellows of Cohort 1. These Parindeys have found their Alivelihoods through their planet-centric approach, creating an enriching world around them. Through this book, we celebrate their journeys and their effort into bringing their eco-conscious livelihoods,

and their emerging importance in today’s world, to the forefront.

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Kuni Hikaka's House - Bilingual (2021)

Story: Pritu Vatsa | Illustrations: Anjali Joy

This book is an attempt to portray the vernacular architecture of the Kuvi villages, and showcase how arts and culture are embedded in them. This bilingual version of Kuni Hikaka’s House is in English and Kuvi. Kuvi is the first language of the Kuvi people, known as Kondhs by outsiders. The script is Odia, since Kuvi doesn't have a script of its own.

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Youth Vikalp Sangam (2020)

Documentation | Edited by Ashik Krishnan

As the world hurtles towards greater ecological devastation, inequalities, and social conflicts, the biggest question facing us is: are there alternative ways of meeting human needs and aspirations, without trashing the earth and without leaving half of humanity behind? The Youth Vikalp Sangam was one where around 40 individuals working in the domain of Environment and Ecological Justice came together and dialogued on the alternative futures they wished to see.

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Kuni Hikaka's House (2020)

Story: Pritu Vatsa | Illustrations: Anjali Joy

Small, yet big things make up the house of a Kondh child. House is not just a room or two, but a place where culture and worldview grows. A Kondh house accommodates all. Coop for chicken, shed for cows, space for storing seeds, and more. Verandahs are connected and common. Rooms are for sleeping. The book depicts some of these elements from the Kondh housing.

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Ecoctober 2020

Written and illustrated by Saumya John

Every year, artists world over participate in Inktober, a month long event in October to practice and explore different mediums and expressions of art. A list of prompts is provided, which becomes the guideline for artists. It was in this context that Ecoctober was started, as a way to practice art and bring attention to environmental issues, environmentally sustainable choices and mental health.

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52 Parindey (2018)

Written by Rahul Karanpuriya

52 Parindey is a project dedicated to identifying and documenting the lives of 52 innovators who are making a conscious and sustainable living for themselves and the planet through alternate careers in Indian towns. Initiated in 2016 as a 52-week travel-based endeavour, the aim was to celebrate those trailblazers who are involved in eco-careers, and can inspire youth to lead a similar path and eventually help regenerate the ecosystems in India and the world.

More details on https://52parindey.in

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A peek into the philosophy and journey of Travellers' University

(June 2018 - January 2020)

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Safaranaama

2020 Issue 1

January - June

About us:

Travellers' University & Sahyatri Foundation

Sahyatri Foundation is a Section-8 company that provides  experiential learning opportunities to individuals in multiple domains through travel as a medium, documents knowledge systems and publish books and multimedia regarding the same. Travellers' University is the brand name we use.

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CIN: U85300UR2020NPL010642

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Contact us:

sahyatrifoundation@gmail.com

+91 - 9166339394

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Registered Office:

Sahyatri Foundation, Bank Colony, Ajabpur Kalan,

Dehradun, Uttarakhand, India. PIN: 248121

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