Finalisation of her film by filmmaker Taran Khan for CACIM,
Finalisation of her film by filmmaker Taran Khan for CACIM, Opening Spaces, based on the Open Space Seminar Series in 2003-4...
The publication of the first of a three-volume series of books based on the Open Space Seminar Series
The publication of the first of a three-volume series of books based on the Open Space Seminar Series in 2003, collectively titled Are Other Worlds Possible? and with the first one titled Talking New Politics (edited by Jai Sen and Mayuri Saini; Zubaan Books, New Delhi). Launch and seminar at the World Social Forum...
The guest co-editing of a special issue of the International Social Science Journal
The guest co-editing of a special issue of the International Social Science Journal, 182, a major collection on the theme ‘Explorations in Open Space : The World Social Forum and Cultures of Politics’, where Jai Sen, CACIM member, acted as editorial adviser along with Chloé Keraghel, independent researcher in Paris....
Consultation by Jai Sen of CA members on a proposal to set up CACIM and the formulation of a work programme for it.
Consultation by Jai Sen of CA members on a proposal to set up CACIM and the formulation of a work programme for it....
Initiation of the ‘Hindi Heartland Project’
Initiation of the ‘Hindi Heartland Project’, centred on translating and publication of a Hindi edition of World Social Forum : Challenging Empires in four slim, easy-to-buy volumes, coordinated by Kishan Kaljayee, and with the plan to use this as the basis of a major pedagogical experiment and intervention in cultures of politics...
Other Worlds Education Project at the University of Nottingham
Participation by CACIM members Madhuresh Kumar and Jai Sen on the Steering Committee of the Other Worlds Education Project at the University of Nottingham, UK. Helping to formulate an experimental, reflexive educational programme to tackle development education and uncritical discourses of global citizenship in the UK, initially inspired by the Open Space...
Talking New Politics: Are Other Worlds Possible?
In the run-up to the fourth World Social Forum held in Mumbai, India in January 2004, civil activists and students organized a major series of seminars in Delhi University to discuss the Forum and its politics. This book, the first in a series that explore the new ideas generated by...
The first Building Bridges workshop, organised at the World Social Forum in Mumbai, India.
The first Building Bridges workshop, organised at the World Social Forum in Mumbai, India....
The publication of World Social Forum : Challenging Empires
The publication of World Social Forum : Challenging Empires, edited by Jai Sen, Anita Anand, Arturo Escobar, and Peter Waterman (Viveka, New Delhi), a major anthology on the theory and practice of the Forum, towards a more critical appreciation of this major world initiative; and the organisation of a major seminar...
Collation, together with Peter Waterman, of ‘The World Social Bibliography
Collation, together with Peter Waterman, of ‘The World Social Bibliography : A Bibliography on the World Social Forum and the Global Solidarity and Justice Movement’, first edition....