AMAN successfully completed an inter college debate, organized in collaboration with Jesus and Mary College, University of Delhi. The debate was held at the Jesus and Mary College Auditorium on the 25th February 2010 from 10 am. The theme for the debate was "Radicalism in the pursuit of liberty is no vice". More than fifteen colleges partcipated in the debate, with three outstation teams. The best team prize was won by CBS while NLS stood second.

This is the sixth in the series of our programmes on the theme of Campaigns on Conflict Resolution and Peace building in which AMAN is collaborating with different colleges of Delhi. We request you to forward the invitation to your friends and colleagues.

AMAN concluded the screening of film "Autumn's Final Country" by Sonia Jabbar. It was followed by a discussion with the director on 22nd February 2010 from 11 am to 1 pm at Indraprastha College for Women, University of Delhi. The film is a narrative of displaced women in Kashmir. AMAN co-hosted the event with the Women's Development Centre, Indraprastha College for Women, University of Delhi. More than 200 student and faculty members were present at the screening and the film was widely appreciated by the audience.

This was the fifth in the series of our programmes on the theme of Campaigns on Conflict Resolution and Peace building in which AMAN is collaborating with different colleges of Delhi. 

AMAN Trust and SANATKADA, Lucknow co-organised "FAASLE" - a week - long film festival in Lucknow from 18th - 24th January 2010. The festival highlighted the role played cultures, symbols and identities in creating and mitigating conflict. The programme schedule and posters of the festival (in Hindi and English) are attached below. To read the programme schedule as a word document, please click here

AMAN Trust in collaboration with Gujarat-based organisation the Sadhbhavna Trust just concluded a Course on Social Harmony and Peace in Ahmedabad from 23rd-27th October 2009. The course was a huge success with participation of about 50 students and activists from various fields.