Students of Political Science at I P College, Delhi University drawing comics on Women In Politics theme @Women’s Day. Students addressed the issue of women in politics which was reflected in their comics and showcased stories created by them.
LGBTQ, questioning outdated traditions, kitchen garden, train adequate, organic farming, partnership, fear of others and many more stories are being created here in Vienna, Austria. Students took a keen interest in this new medium of expression and came up with a lot of interesting and diverse stories.
First year students of M.A. Development Communication conducted street theatre and grassroots comic workshops at Prayag.
Prayag was the first ever Grand Digital Mela organised by Digital Empowerment Foundation in association with Government of India’s ‘Digital India Programme’ to digitally empower people from diverse background. More than 7000 NGO’s, 100 Educational Institutions, 300 Innovators, 100 Folk Musicians, 200 Artisans, 1000 ICT experts attended the mela to mark the digital movement in India.
It was hands-on learning experience for all the students.
Comics exhibition about stories and science subject made by students. Students were so excited to use comics as a medium that not only did they make comics based on stories but also transformed their textbook content in comics and then exhibited it in the school ground.
Doctors @AIIMS are back to drawing board.
Grassroots comics reached one more field and this time it went on to help the doctors at AIIMS in spreading their knowledge and awareness towards the general public. The enthusiastic doctors shared stories of their patients and also put their knowledge into the four frames of the comics to be spread for awareness.
Development communication students of Jamia Millia Islamia creating their masterpiece. Students were excited to learn this technique to strengthen their skills of expression. They shared their unique stories and these stories became realistic once again when expressed through comics.
