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At the Solutions Festival, participants of School for Social Transformation (SST) 8.0 continued to present community-driven ideas rooted in lived realities. The next presentation was by Fathima Sherin, who introduced her Community Action Project titled “Learn Today, Live Smarter – Digital Literacy for 45+.” About the Project Fathima’s project

At the Solutions Festival, participants of School for Social Transformation (SST) 8.0 continued to present deeply grounded community action projects shaped by lived realities and social responsibility. The next presentation was by Vijitha C. K., who introduced her project titled “Vulnerability of Tribal Communities to External Social and Economic

At the Solutions Festival, participants of School for Social Transformation (SST) 8.0 continued to present community-driven ideas rooted in lived realities and social concern. The next presentation was by Roshna Kottakkat, who introduced her Community Action Project titled “Lack of Autonomy for Young Women in Malabar.” About the Project

At the Solutions Festival, participants of School for Social Transformation (SST) 8.0 continued to present community-driven ideas rooted in lived realities. The next presentation was by Rashmi V., who introduced her Community Action Project titled “Promoting Physical Fitness for Rural Women (35+).” About the Project Rashmi’s project emerges

At the Solutions Festival, participants of School for Social Transformation (SST) 8.0 continued to present community-driven ideas shaped through lived realities and educational concerns. The next presentation was by Muhammed Rashid V. P., who introduced his Community Action Project titled “English Speaking Lab – An Initiative for Expression.” About the

At the Solutions Festival, participants of School for Social Transformation (SST) 8.0 continued to present community-driven ideas rooted in lived realities and ecological concern. The next presentation was by Rasha Khadar, who introduced her Community Action Project titled “Euphoria – A Sustainable Way of Living.” About the Project Rasha’s

At the Solutions Festival, participants of School for Social Transformation (SST) 8.0 continued to present community-driven ideas shaped through reflection and lived experience. The next presentation was by Arya S. R., who introduced her Community Action Project titled “Behaviour Issues of Adolescence.” About the Project Arya’s project emerges

At the Solutions Festival, participants of School for Social Transformation (SST) 8.0 continued to present community-driven ideas shaped through research, lived realities, and constitutional values. The next presentation was by Anjana, who introduced her Community Action Project titled “Mapping Illegal Quarries in the Western Ghats.” About the Project Anjana’

At the Solutions Festival, participants of School for Social Transformation (SST) 8.0 continued to present community-driven ideas rooted in lived realities. The next presentation was by Khayarunnisa P., who introduced her Community Action Project titled “Village Collectives – Othukkungal Panchayath.” About the Project Khayarunnisa’s project is inspired by Othukkungal

At the Solutions Festival, participants of School for Social Transformation (SST) 8.0 continued to present community-driven ideas rooted in lived realities. The next presentation was by Sandra Ravi, who introduced her Community Action Project titled “Standing for Dignity and Equal Rights of Women Workers in SM Street.” About the

At the Solutions Festival, participants of School for Social Transformation (SST) 8.0 continued to present community-driven ideas rooted in lived realities. The next presentation was by Fathima Ruman who introduced her Community Action Project titled “Prevention of Non-communicable Diseases.” About the Project Ruman’s project is inspired by Thrikkalangod,

At the Solutions Festival, participants of School for Social Transformation (SST) 8.0 continued to present community-driven ideas shaped through lived experience and reflection. The next presentation was by Misab Muhyudheen Muneer, who introduced his Community Action Project titled “Homieward – Adapting Returnees.” About the Project Misab’s project focuses on

At the Solutions Festival, participants of School for Social Transformation (SST) 8.0 continued to share community-driven ideas shaped by lived realities and deep reflection. The next presentation was by Murshid, who introduced his Community Action Project titled “Healthy Family Dynamics among Adolescents, Youth, and Parents.” About the Project Murshid’

At the Solutions Festival, participants of School for Social Transformation (SST) 8.0 continued to share community-driven ideas shaped through reflection and lived experience. The next presentation was by Ameena Sherin, who introduced her Community Action Project titled “The Right to Write – Empowering New Voices.” About the Project Ameena’s

At the Solutions Festival, participants of School for Social Transformation (SST) 8.0 continued to present community-driven ideas rooted in lived experience and collective vision. The next presentation was by M. S. Mohammed, who introduced his Community Action Project titled “Kerala’s Economic and Social Transformation Through Inclusive Community Interaction

At the Solutions Festival, participants of School for Social Transformation (SST) 8.0 continued to present community-driven ideas shaped through learning and lived experience. The next presentation was by Aseem C.K., who introduced his Community Action Project titled “Project Elevate – Understanding Soft Skills.” About the Project Aseem’s project

At the Solutions Festival, participants of School for Social Transformation (SST) 8.0 stepped forward to present community-driven ideas shaped through learning, reflection, and lived experience. The next presentation was by Abdul Muneer, who shared his Community Action Project titled “Empowering Youth Through Grama Sabha Participation.” About the Project Abdul’

At the Solutions Festival, participants of School for Social Transformation (SST) 8.0 came together to present community-driven ideas shaped through reflection, learning, and lived experience. Among these presentations was Jisna Sajeev’s first formal project presentation, titled “Towards Safer Communities for Women.” About the Project Jisna’s community action

December Days 6 to 9 of the School for Social Transformation (SST) 8.0 marked a shift into deep reflection, community living, design thinking, and solution-building. Hosted at the Changemakers Ashram in Calicut, this phase focused on slowing down, reconnecting with purpose, and translating learning into actionable community projects. Day

Days 3 to 5 of the School for Social Transformation (SST) 8.0 marked an intensive learning phase focused on constitutional literacy, active citizenship, and collective visioning. The programme was hosted at the Kerala Institute of Local Administration (KILA), Kottarakkara, providing participants with an immersive residential learning experience. All sessions