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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_custom_heading text=”First CACIM Colloquium” font_container=”tag:h3|text_align:center” use_theme_fonts=”yes”][vc_column_text]The First Colloquium was organised in November 2005 at Sanskriti Kendra, New Delhi with a select list of invitees and potential CACIM Fellows.
[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_custom_heading text=”AGENDA” font_container=”tag:h3|text_align:center” use_theme_fonts=”yes”][vc_column_text]Monday, November 14 2005
6 pm : Consultation begins
Welcome and Introduction to meeting
Self-introductions, discussion of experience
Discussion and finalisation of design and agenda for the next day
Dance presentation / poetry reading / film presentation, and discussion
8 pm : Dinner / The night sky…
Tuesday, November 15 2005
9 am Session 1 : Organisational Culture and Structure – and Strategy
A brief presentation of present activities and of plans and projects at CACIM; then :
The question of CACIM as a hub within networks
The question of CACIM as fellowship and solidarity
The question of CACIM as open space
The potential of CACIM as a space for fundamental research and exchange on ‘movement’
The question of the praxis of CACIM’s relationship with movement and with movements
The relationship of CACIM with structural disprivilege
CACIM’s position on armed movements and non-violence
The principles that CACIM has so far declared that it stands for :
… criticality, transnationalism and transcommunality, and engagement – and at all times, and in many ways, a focus on movement. a focus on critical reflection and thought, and a spirit of self-reflexivity; critical action; and critical pedagogy. CACIM’s work will also be based on and informed by the interrelated principles of voluntarism, mutual aid, and solidarity. … although based in one country, it will be transnationalist, ‘global’, and open in spirit and concern. It will be both independent and autonomous and also interdependent.
11 am Session 2 : Strategies and Cultures of ‘Movement’
1 pm : Lunch
2 pm Session 3 : Information Culture Technology
4 pm Session 4 : Building Bridges
6 pm Concluding session : Landscapes, horizons, and perspectives… and fellowship
Kalyani Menon Sen (Jagori), New Delhi (for November 14 only)
Kishan Kaljayee, writer, New Delhi
Leo Saldanha (ESG), environmentalist, Bangalore
Madhuresh Kumar, CACIM, New Delhi
Manju Menon, (Kalpavriksh), environmentalist, Pune
Pradeep Sharma, Accounts and Administrative Executive, New Delhi
Sanjib Baruah, CACIM, New Delhi
Sebastian Rodrigues, CACIM, New Delhi
[Note : Everyone was invited and attended in their individual and personal capacity, Organisational names given in brackets are only for the purposes of identification.]
Invited but couldn’t attend
Amar Kanwar, filmmaker, New Delhi
Anand Kumar (JNU), sociologist, New Delhi
Anita Ghai (Delhi University), disability rights activist, New Delhi
Arvind Nair (A K Nair & Co), chartered accountant, New Delhi
Dinesh, T B, (Servelots), IT engineer, Bangalore
Kavita Srivastava, human rights activist, Jaipur
Maya Krishna Rao, dance-theatre activist, New Delhi
Mukul Mangalik (Delhi University), history teacher, New Delhi
Nivedita Menon (Delhi University), political scientist, New Delhi
Pramada Menon (CREA), sexual rights activist, New Delhi
Prashant Bhushan, legal activist, New Delhi
Purushottam Agrawal (JNU), philosopher and teacher, New Delhi
Sadanand Menon, choreographer, Chennai
Subbu / Subramanya Sastry, IT engineer, Bangalore
Sundar Chaterji, communications specialist, Chennai
Taran Khan, filmmaker, Mumbai and Aligarh
Urvashi Butalia (Zubaan), publisher and writer, New Delhi