What We Do
1. Research for Social Justice
We conduct interdisciplinary, accessible research focused on:
- Caste-based emotional and psychological trauma
- Institutional discrimination
- Mental health outcomes across caste lines
- Barriers to care for marginalized communities
- Collective and community-based healing practices
- Anti-caste justice frameworks
Our research informs:
- Mental health practice
- Education and training
- Policy advocacy
- Public understanding
- Community empowerment
2. Public Education & Advocacy
We create learning spaces that dismantle caste conditioning and build emotional awareness through:
- Caste-Away Conversations
- Anti-caste reading circles
- School and college sensitization programs
- Workshops for mental health professionals
- Multilingual digital content and campaigns
3. Community Healing & Support Spaces
Our healing spaces are non-clinical, community-rooted, and trauma-aware.
- Support circles for Dalit, Adivasi, Bahujan individuals
- Dalit-ND Reflection Circle
- Milir Walks (nature-based group healing)
- Online mental health support for marginalized people
- Gender and caste-based group reflections
4. Training & Capacity Building
We offer caste-sensitive training for:
- Therapists and counsellors
- Educators and institutions
- NGOs and community leaders
- Workplaces and organisations
Key themes include caste-informed care, power and privilege awareness, ethical practice, and inclusive policy design.
5. Policy Influence & Systems Change
We engage with institutions and policymakers to reimagine systems through a mental health and justice lens—beyond surface-level reform.