In Ranchi, trained social worker Praveer Peter’s project was the discussion of identity issues with Sarna tribal youth from rural backgrounds who had come to the city to study further. Between rural and urban cultures, and tribal and mainstream religious cultures he found this group confused and alienated. Using films and songs on migration, displacement of adivasis and adivasi culture, he held screenings and discussions at several schools and colleges in Ranchi.
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Source: Open Space Fellowship Programme (2007-10)
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