A NNUAL R EPORT 2001–2002

Tata Institute of Social Sciences Deonar, Mumbai 400 088, India May 3, 2002 Contents

Director’s Report 1 SECTION 1 : Main Campus Appendix 1 : Geographical Distribution of Students, 2000–2001 23 Appendix 2 : Field Work Agencies/ Internships and Supervisors 24 Appendix 3 : M.Phil./ Ph.D. Seminars 33 Appendix 4 : Research Projects and Other Projects 34 Appendix 5 : Field Action Projects 44 Appendix 6 : Publications by the Faculty 49 Appendix 7 : Conferences, Seminars, Workshops and Training Programmes 55 Organised by the Faculty Appendix 8 : Faculty Participation in Conferences, Seminars, Workshops and 65 Training Programmes Appendix 9 : Participation of Administrative Staff in Conferences, Seminars, 99 Workshops and Training Programmes Appendix 10 : Talks/ Lectures Delivered by the Faculty 101 Appendix 11 : Executive Committee Memberships and Positions Held by Faculty in 125 Academic, Government and Non-Government Organisations Appendix 12 : Students’ Union 131 Appendix 13 : TISS Committees 132 Appendix 14 : New Appointments 136 Appendix 15 : Special Visitors 137 Appendix 16 : Financial Statement 141 Appendix 17 : Candidates for the Sixty-Second Convocation 142 Appendix 18 : Prizes 144

SECTION 2 : Rural Campus Appendix 1 : Research Projects and Other Projects 146 Appendix 2 : Field Action Projects 147 Appendix 3 : Publications 149 Appendix 4 : Conferences, Seminars, Workshops and Training Programmes 150 Organised Appendix 5 : Participation in Conferences, Seminars, Workshops and Training 152 Programmes Appendix 6 : Talks/ Lectures Delivered 154 Appendix 7 : Executive Committee Memberships and Positions Held by Faculty in 154 Academic, Government and Non-Government Organisations Director’s Report

Chairman, Shri B.G. Deshmukh, Honourable Chief Guest, Dr. R.A. Mashelkar, Guest of Honour Dr. J.J. Bhabha, Distinguished Guests, Alumni, Students, Staff and Faculty.

INTRODUCTION I deem it a privilege to welcome you all to the sixty-second convocation of the Institute and present the Annual Report of 2001–2002. This convocation marks yet another year of continuing growth of the Institute, which was born in an environment of social experimentation. A decade of field work had preceded its birth, which was indeed a trail-blazer in urban community work then. This glorious tradition of pioneering on social frontiers in India has continued till date. The participatory approach and flexibility, which are characteristic of the academic programme and work culture of the Institute, have earned for itself recognition at the national and international levels, and more recently, from the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) in 2002. Today, the Institute is presenting to the outside world a group of professionals who have pursued their studies successfully and the awarding of degrees to them is only a formal recognition of their professional preparation and competence. This year’s convocation is unique in another way. The dedication of the Library of the Institute, earlier today, to the memory of Sir Dorabji Tata is a fitting tribute to the sacrifice of a great constructive philanthropist who put his entire wealth to the service of society. It is also a reminder to all of us of the vision and mission of the Institute and the continuing nurture and inspiration that it continues to receive from the Sir Dorabji Tata Trust even today. Dr. J.J. Bhabha, the Guest of Honour, is the oldest surviving link, who has witnessed the birth and growth of the Institute, earlier known as the Sir Dorabji Tata Graduate School of Social Work. We are indeed beholden to him for his gracious presence on this occasion. ...I have not abandoned my faith in humanity. Mankind may err. But mankind is still the only source upon which we can depend for social regeneration. If the unstable condition of the world today is directly attributable to human failure, the stabilisation of society can be accompanied through intelligent human effort. As social idealists we are faced with a tremendous task—atask which is by no means lightened by the apathy and pessimism of so many of our fellow men. But I am firmly convinced that if thought ... could be given to morally creative efforts towards mobilisation for social welfare, our problem would be solved...if we can play but a small part in this process, our training here shall not be in vain.

Clifford Manshardt, Founder-Director, TISS, June 20, 1938.

Tata Institute of Social Sciences

The cover painting by Jinsook Shinde is from a larger canvas painted by 12 noted artists. This painting, done on the occasion of Ektamya Festival ’91, is devoted to the theme of secularism.

Cover design: K.P. Jayasankar

Text layout and design: Sudha Ganapathi and Shonali Vakil.

Typeset at the DTP System of the Publications Unit, TISS, and Printed at India Printing Works, Mumbai 400 031 Director’s Report

Highlights · The Institute has been accredited by the NAAC for a period of five years with a 5-star rating. · It is being considered by the University Grants Commission (UGC) as a University with Potential for Excellence. · Its proposal for development during the Tenth Five Year Plan has been submitted to the UGC. · The Institute organised Communal Harmony programme as a peace initiative. · In recognition of the work done in the field of Disaster Management, the Institute was requested to prepare an ‘Approach Paper on Community Participation in Disaster Management’ by the Ministry of Agriculture, Government of India. · The Institute was approached by the State Government of Jammu and Kashmir to conduct a training programme for trainers in HIV/AIDS Counselling. Organised under the aegis of the Jammu and Kashmir State AIDS Control Society, this was the first time that such a programme was conducted in this strife-ridden state. · The UNFPA approached the Institute to prepare a paper on ‘Policies and Programmes for Meeting the Needs of the Older Poor in India: Issues, Responses and Challenges’. · The Institute provided consultation to the UNICEF India Country Office on ‘Strategies for Child Protection for the India Country Programme, 2003–2007.

IN MEMORIAM Prof. G.R. Bannerjee, Former Head and Founder of the Department of Medical and Psychiatric Social Work, passed away on February 18, 2002. We mourn her death.

NATIONAL ASSESSMENT AND ACCREDITATION OF THE INSTITUTE The opening up of societies and their economies in the current phase of globalisation, and emerging communication technologies are bringing about significant changes in all aspects of social life. Higher education, as a subsystem, has not remained unaffected by these processes. Universities and academia across the world are facing transnational competition. They are reviewing their academic programmes and adopting quality control measures. These institutions are also undergoing formal grading and accreditation to validate their image as leading academic institutions. The UGC initiated such a process in India by establishing the NAAC at Bangalore. The Institute volunteered to be formally assessed by the NAAC and this led to the visit by the NAAC Peer Team in January this year. This peer review of TISS required sustained efforts of all the constituents in preparing a comprehensive self-study report running into 2 volumes of 600 pages for a formal scrutiny by the NAAC Peer Team, which visited the Institute’s campuses in Mumbai and Tuljapur. The NAAC Peer Team, comprising Prof. V. Vasanthi Devi (Chairperson), Prof. S.N. Ranade, Prof. Jagdish C. Bhatia, Prof. K.K. Jacob, Prof. Jerome Joseph, and Dr. Latha Pillai, visited the Institute from January 10–13, 2002. Various facets of the Institute, namely teaching, research, field action, documentation, knowledge development and dissemination, administration and welfare activities, were the subjects for validation. Director’s Report

An exhibition of the publications of the faculty, a poster exhibition on the Institute, and the work done by the field action projects were also organised on this occasion. Besides interacting with the TISS faculty, staff and students, the Peer Team also met some of our distinguished alumni, former Directors, retired Professors, Golden Jubilee Chair Professors, and local Members of the Governing Board. It gives me great pleasure to announce that the Tata Institute of Social Sciences has been accreditated with Five Stars — the highest grading — with an overall score of more than 75 per cent. The NAAC Peer Team was appreciative of the various innovative programmes undertaken by the Institute. I quote a few lines from their Draft Report: The Tata Institute of Social Sciences is without doubt occupying a leadership position in social work and social sciences education and research. Stakeholder pride in the institution is all pervasive, social conscience informs institutional activity, the constantly changing curriculum is still linked to the institutional mission, teaching–learning processes are grounded in reality through extension, there is a burning desire to improve the infrastructure on a continuous basis, and there is the sensitive presence of the institute’s alumni in the social, political, academic and corporate spheres. The NAAC Draft Report provides important leads and useful suggestions to further develop and strengthen various programmes of the Institute in the post-NAAC phase. These are under discussion with a view to making new strides in the field of professional education and research.

NINTH PLAN The IXth Plan, which ended on March 31, 2002, was a period of consolidation. During this period, the Institute focussed on strengthening its infrastructure, equipment and facilities. For this purpose, though the Institute had proposed Rs.11.94 crores for the Main Campus and Rs. 15 crores for Rural Campus, the UGC sanctioned only Rs. 3.25 crores, for the former and the Rs. 1 crore for the latter. The IXth Five Year Plan period was, thus, a period of economic crunch and austerity for the Institute. The ban on filling of over 50 administrative vacant positions (including senior level positions such as Deputy and Assistant Registrars) was major setback for the Institute. However, with great difficulty the Institute has managed to sustain, improve and develop programmes with the concerted effort of faculty and existing administrative staff. There was continuous effort to mobilise additional UGC resources by the administration. The Institute also faced problems due to bureaucratic hurdles in developing its infrastructure. Freeze on the recruitment of non-teaching staff has stretched the administration to the maximum. The Institute enters the Xth Plan with the cumulative deprivations of the past. It is hoped that the Xth Plan period will meet at least some of these deprivations and rectify anomalies so that the Institute can further improve the quality of education, research and field action. Director’s Report

PEACE INITIATIVES: COMMUNAL HARMONY WEEK For nearly a decade, the Institute has been working closely with the Mohalla Committees in Mumbai, through the placement of social work students for field work, under the auspices of the Mohalla Committee Movement Trust (MCMT). The MCMT is an umbrella organisation of nearly 27 Mohalla Committees set up in different sensitive areas of the city following the 1992–93 communal riots that engulfed Mumbai. During their field work, students join the efforts of local citizens’ groups in building and sustaining peace and maintaining communal amity in the city. The TISS proposed the idea of a Communal Harmony Week as an annual event in Mumbai in 1992–93. The idea was well received by the Mohalla Committees and the Mumbai Police. Communal Harmony Week was observed from January 24–30, 2002, as a joint initiative of the MCMT, the Mumbai Police and the Tata Institute of Social Sciences. His Excellency Dr. P.C. Alexander, the Governor of Maharashtra, inaugurated the programme. This week-long programme consisted of a series of events like seminars for different groups like NGOs, school teachers, media, and the public; inter-faith meet; street play, kavi sammelan and mushaira; screening of movies in several sensitive areas of the city; human chain by school children, the police and the general public; and a run for harmony and peace in various locations in Mumbai. This programme elicited widespread response from people of various walks of life and led to a snowballing effect in other parts of Maharashtra as well. We have been requested by the Malegaon Police to help them in organising a similar initiative. Following the communal violence in Gujarat, TISS worked on local peace initiatives along with various groups in the city. The Institute’s students, with support from the faculty and staff, prepared a dance drama and a street play to spread the message of communal harmony, and performed programmes at 19 different locations in the city. They received support from the Mumbai Police, the Mohalla Committees and local organisations. This was a spontaneous and mature response to the situation. A Peace March, scheduled on March 14, 2002, could not be held due to security reasons. Instead, the students, staff and faculty held a peace march on the Campus, in which people from nearby communities, organisations, and police participated. Since communal and ethnic conflicts are on the rise at the local, regional, national and international levels, and peaceful coexistence, amity and unity are under threat, initiation of comprehensive mass sensitisation and public awareness programmes against communal forces is imperative.

TEACHING

Student Enrolment In 2001–2002, a total of 391 students were enrolled in the 4 Master’s degree programmes, 4 M.Phil. and Ph.D. programmes, 2 Diploma programmes and 1 Certificate programme (Section 1: Appendix 1). These students came from 24 States and 2 Union Territories of India and 4 foreign countries. Director’s Report

Degree Programmes The student enrolment for the different Master’s degree programmes was 310. Of these, 197 were enrolled for M.A. in Social Work, 58 for M.A. in Personnel Management and Industrial Relations, 19 for Master of Health Administration and 36 for Master of Hospital Administration. Women comprised 65.16 per cent (202) of the Master’s degree students. The M.Phil. degree programme admitted 12 scholars of whom 5 were part-time. The Social Work M.Phil. programme registered 2 scholars, the Social Science M.Phil. programme 10 and the Ph.D. programme 32, including 21 part-time scholars. Five scholars are registered for a Ph.D. degree in Social Work and 27 for a Ph.D. in Social Sciences. Diploma Programmes Both the Diploma courses offered by the Institute are part-time evening programmes. The Diploma course in Hospital Administration registered 11 students, and the Diploma in Personnel Management 18. Certificate Programmes The full-time Certificate programme in Research Methodology enrolled 8 students. Syllabi As part of the course on ‘Cooperation’, first year M.A. Social Work students, specialising in Urban and Rural Community Development, initiated a cooperative consumer venture called Hamari Dukaan. With an innovative style of having mobile sales persons, rather than fixed counters, the venture received tremendous response from staff and students, besides being an ‘action learning’ experience. The course on ‘Advanced Psychiatric Seminar’ is now taught across two semesters in the final year for M.A. Social Work students, with specialisation in Medical and Psychiatric Social Work. Theoretical inputs on psychiatric information are provided in the third semester by psychiatrists from leading teaching hospitals in Mumbai. During the fourth semester, the students are placed in the outpatient departments of Psychiatric Units/Departments. Exposure to both adult and child psychiatric settings is provided to all students. Field Work For decades, the Institute has followed a unique method of linking the teaching programme with the area of field practice. This linkage is very strong and the academic weightage given to field practice is high. Out of the 44 credits in each academic year, 12 credits are set aside for practical training. Two days in a week are set aside only for field work for the M.A. students of Social Work and Personnel Management and Industrial Relations. The Masters students of Hospital Administration and Health Administration do internships. The students of M.A. Social Work were placed in 80 agencies (Section 1: Appendix 2), of which 31 agencies were introduced this year. The Masters students of Personnel Management and Industrial relations were placed in 28 agencies (Section 1: Appendix 2), of which 11 were introduced this year. The first and second year Master of Health Director’s Report

Administration and Hospital Administration students were placed in 64 agencies for their internships (Section 1: Appendix 2). The students of Diploma in Hospital Administration and Diploma in Personnel Management were placed in 13 agencies each (Section 1: Appendix 2). Rural Camp The Rural Camp is a compulsory, non-graded learning exercise for the first year students of M.A. in Social Work. It is designed to give students an exposure to rural realities and interventions. This year, the students were divided into five groups and were placed in villages, where they performed some pre-determined tasks and explored a theme with the help of their host organisations for a period of 10 days. The host organisations were Uthan, Anandi, and Navsarjan in Gujarat; Lokshakti Samiti in Chattisgarh; and Shramik Adivasi Sanghatan in Madhya Pradesh. The accompanying faculty facilitated students’ learning. The Rural Camp is gradually moving in the direction of intensified field exposure. Study Tour The study tour is a compulsory, non-graded activity for second year students of M.A. Social Work. The five social work departments organise these study tours. The students of the Department of Criminology and Correctional Administration opted to visit the Phillaur Police Academy in Punjab, and Delhi. While the students interacted with the trainees and faculty of the Academy, in Delhi they visited organisations working at both the preventive and corrective level. The objective of the study tour was to gain an insight into the levels of interventions prevalent in the field of corrections, both at the governmental and non-governmental levels, such as the Tihar Jail, Navjyoti, India Vision Foundation, National Human Rights Commission, Commonwealth Human Rights Initiatives, and Prayas. The Department of Family and Child Welfare organised its study tour to Udaipur, Rajasthan. The focus of the tour was on a holistic understanding of the work done by non-governmental organisations (NGOs) on issues related to non-formal education, health, and women in the informal sector. The students and faculty visited organisations like Astha, Seva Mandir, Jagran, Jan Vikas Samiti, and Shikshantar. The students also got an opportunity to visit different people’s organisations in different villages through Ashtha, stay at field sites, and interact with the local people. They learnt, among others, the various methods of work used by different organisations such as mobilising people in a community around common issues, identifying and training leaders in the community, and contacting government officials for speedy implementation of policies. The students from the Department of Medical and Psychiatric Social Work,aspartof their study tour, visited community health and development initiatives in Rajasthan. The Indian Institute of Rural Management and People’s Union for Civil Liberties in Jaipur gave them exposure to the health related development sector, while community initiatives undertaken by the Family Planning Association of India in Malpura Taluka gave an exposure to reproductive health at the community level. A visit to the Ajmer Dargah highlighted the traditional healing methods in various physical and mental Director’s Report

illnesses. The health initiatives of Prayas, Chittorgarh, provided exposure to issues around accessibility and availability of primary health care and health education. The study tour objectives of the students of the Department of Social Welfare Administration were to learn about self-help groups, rural livelihood programmes, relief and rehabilitation of project-affected persons, alternative education, joint forest management, and the role of support organisations. With this in mind, Madhya Pradesh was chosen as the study tour area where the students and faculty visited the National Centre for Human Settlement and Environment, and Professional Association for Development Action at Kesla; and Directorate of Gas Relief and Rehabilitation, Indian Institute of Forest Management, Self-Employed Women’s Association, EKLAVYA and Samarthan at Bhopal. During this visit they interacted with officials and beneficiaries at various levels and got an understanding of the roles of NGOs, government departments, and research and training institutes. The students of the Department of Urban and Rural Community Development visited organisations in Kerala with a focus on understanding decentralisation after the 73rd Constitutional Amendment and a range of grassroots initiatives. With a history of the Left Movement in the state, the students wanted to understand the development concerns of a ‘literate state’ and the less known problems of tribal children in Kerala. The organisations visited were Kanavu, Mararikulam Panchayat, Kerala Shashtra Sahitya Parishad, Fishermen’s Cooperatives and the Rubber Board. The impact of the World Trade Organisation and pricing policy on a cash crop such as rubber was explicated through their interaction with the Director of the Rubber Board as well as with those growing and tapping rubber in villages. Discussion sessions with dynamic MLAs and bureaucrats provided critical insights into the complex societal and eco- political factors, which impinge upon decision-making at the policy level. M.Phil. / Ph.D. Seminars M.Phil. and Ph.D. scholars presented 10 research proposals and self-study papers in seminars during the year (Section 1: Appendix 3).

RESEARCH As an established centre of social research, issue-based and policy oriented research in the broad area of social development constitutes a major and distinctive activity of the Institute. Over the years, the Institute has completed several research projects, status reports and evaluation studies of several national programmes of welfare and development. Both Research Units and Teaching Departments undertake research. The Research Units are for Child and Youth Research, Research in the Sociology of Education, Urban Studies, Research and Consultancy in Social Policy and Social Welfare Administration, Rural Studies, Labour Studies, Women’s Studies and Family Studies. The Teaching Departments are for Criminology and Correctional Administration, Family and Child Welfare, Medical and Psychiatric Social Work, Social Welfare Administration, Urban and Rural Community Development, Personnel Management and Industrial Relations, Health Services Studies, Research Methodology and Extra Mural Studies. Resource Units like National Service Scheme, Media and Communications, and the Social Work Education and Practice Cell also undertake research. Inter-Department / Unit projects Director’s Report are encouraged at the Institute and there has been a steady increase in their numbers over the years.

Number of Research Projects and Other Projects

60

51 49 50 47 45 45

40

32 30

20 20

12 13 10

0 1999-2000 2000-2001 2001-2002

Completed Ongoing New

This year, the Institute was engaged in 118 projects. These include projects carried over from the previous year as well as new ones initiated during 2001–2002. Inter- Department/Unit projects numbered 19, while 99 projects were carried out by departments and units (Section 1: Appendix 4). Fifty-one projects commenced this year, while 20 projects were completed. New Research Projects and Other Projects · Approach Paper on Community Participation in Disaster Management · Assessing Remedial Classes · Assessment of the Enabling Environment for the Health Policy and Systems Research: Country Case Study, India · Case Study of Joint Forest Management in West Bengal · Child Adoption: Trends and Issues · Child Protection: Current Status and Recommendations for Strategies for the India Country Programme for 2003–2007 · Classified Bibliography on Child Protection in India, 1984–2001 · Coordinating an Assessment of the Enabling Environment for Health Policy and Systems Research in Developing Countries · Creating Shared Meaning: Understanding Community Interventions in Education in India · Draft Curriculum for B.A. Social Work · Decentralising Intervention on Food Security through Grain Banks: A Report · Developing Clinical Indicators · Developing M.H.A. Programme for Africa University · Development of HIV/AIDS Database in Behavioural Research for Political Advocacy in South Asia · Documentation of Use of Play Therapy with Emotionally Disturbed Children Director’s Report

· Evaluation of Model Cluster Development Approach for Girl Children Education in Uttar Pradesh · Evaluation of Drought Emergency Relief Programme by the Catholic Relief Services · Evaluation of the Aga Khan Health Service India Programme · Evaluation Study on Environmental Orientation to School Education · Evaluation Study of the Umbrella Scheme to promote Voluntary Action for Persons with Disabilities · Experiential Workshop on the Motivation and Prevention of Burnout among Health Personnel of the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation · Facing the Fear: HIV/AIDS Related Stigma and Discrimination · Health Needs Assessment of Villages in Palghar Tehsil · Impact Assessment Study of the Programme of the Ministry of Rural Development in Ahmednagar District in Maharashtra · Impact of Training for Masons for Earthquake Affected in Gujarat · Implementation of the Prevention of Immoral Traffic Act, 1986 · Inspection of the Street Children Project of 12 Different Agencies · Managing Change in Human Resource/Industrial Relations: A Case Study of Britannia, Delhi · Naatha: Part II of a Video Series on Mumbai · Participatory Approach to Protected Area Management: A Case Study of Kudremukh National Park · Post-Matric Scholarships for Scheduled Castes: An Evaluation of the Scheme in Rajasthan · Preparation of Development Plan for Sangli-Miraj Municipal Corporation · Preparation of Teacher’s Handbook for Life Skills in Young Adolescents · Reorganisation of Gujarat Electricity Board · Reorganisation of Kerala Electricity Board · Review of Child Relief and You · Rules of the New Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2001 · Sensitising Teachers on Non-Discrimination Based on Caste and Tribe: A Handbook · Situational Analysis of Orderlies: A Hospital Based Study · Social Impact and Need Assessment for Post-Earthquake Rehabilitation and Reconstruction in Gujarat · Social Status and Educational Decisions · Socioeconomic Survey of Project Affected Persons in Navi Mumbai · State Government and Construction of Child Labour in Post-Colonial India · Status of Tribal Women in Maharashtra · Strategic Planning Report for Abhivyakti · Strategic Planning Report for the Special Cell: An Action Research Project · Technical Assistance and Coordination for Review of 30 Institutions of Social Work in Maharashtra · Trend Report on Research in Education: 1994–2000 · VideoonTISS · Video on Watershed Management Director’s Report

· Violence Against Women: Study of Family Counselling Centres and Short Stay Homes in Maharashtra Funding of Research The Institute’s research funding comes from various sources. This includes the Institute’s own research funds, as well as national (state and central governments and voluntary organisations) and international agencies (WHO, UNAIDS, Ford Foundation,

Funding for Research Projects

13.6%

34.7% 11.9% Institute Government International Agencies NGOs Others

18.6%

21.2%

UNESCO, UNICEF, and so on). This year, the Institute funded 41 projects, the government 25, international agencies 22, non-governmental organisations 14, and other organisations 16.

FIELD ACTION PROJECTS AND FIELD ACTION SUPPORT

The Institute has been undertaking innovative field action projects since the 1930s. These field action projects focus on assistance to and empowerment of marginalised groups, testing new approaches and strategies in response to changing social realities, facilitating development of field-based knowledge and practice-theory continuum, providing students with field work opportunities, and feeding into macro-level formulation of programmes and policies. In 2001–2002, there were 17 field action projects being implemented by the Institute (Section 1: Appendix 5), of which 3 were Inter-Department/Unit field action projects. Two new field action projects were initiated this year: · Media Initiatives Towards Community Empowerment and Rural Development (Unit for Media and Communications and TISS Rural Campus, Tuljapur), was established in 2001 with the objectives of developing video productions through a process of training, documenting and evaluating the processes and activities undertaken. · Monitoring Social Aspects of Rehabilitation for the Tata Relief Committee (Department of Urban and Rural Community Development,andDepartment of Director’s Report

Extra Mural Studies) was established in 2001 with the objective of guiding social aspects of earthquake rehabilitation work. The Institute also provided field action support to various organisations. This initiative requires special mention as it combines student’s field work, training programmes and innovative outreach. The Governing Board has taken special note of the need for support to Field Action Projects.

DISSEMINATION OF KNOWLEDGE Publications The Institute fulfils the mandate of producing knowledge and its dissemination in the field of social work and social development through its Publications Unit. One of the major achievements of the Institute is the uninterrupted publication of its premier social work journal, The Indian Journal of Social Work (IJSW), since 1940. The IJSW is widely used by teachers, researchers, professionals in the field and students and has played a facilitative role in social work education across the country. The IJSW completed 62 years of publishing this year in which three issues of the IJSW were brought out including a special issue on ‘Family Violence’. Research study findings and theoretical conclusions of research are regularly published by the faculty in academic journals and books, both national and international. Publications are also brought out in the form of monographs, newsletters, and also in newspapers and magazines. This year, 46 faculty brought out publications. These include 5 authored/edited volumes, 45 articles in journals and books, and 47 other publications in the form of reports; newsletter, magazine, and newspaper articles; book reviews; and so on (Section 1: Appendix 6). Audio-Visuals The Resource Unit for Media and Communications (UMC) is a multi-disciplinary unit for media production, teaching, research and dissemination. The UMC produces video documentaries that are used in various contexts. They have been archived in many library collections, including the US Library of Congress. The Unit’s productions have been screened at various film festivals in India and overseas. The video Saacha is one of 15 films in the Travelling Film South Asia package, which has been screened in the United States and various Asian countries. Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes The Departments and Units of the Institute regularly conduct seminars, conferences, workshops and training programmes with participants drawn from various disciplines and sections of society. In 2001–2002, 103 programmes were organised by 49 faculty. Of these, 21 programmes were of Inter-Department/Unit nature (Section 1: Appendix 7). The National Service Scheme (NSS) Unit regularly conducts Orientation Programmes and Refresher Courses for the NSS Programme Officers in the colleges of Maharashtra. The jurisdiction of the Unit spreads to almost 1000 NSS units of Junior and Degree Colleges in Maharashtra. This year, the Unit trained 200 NSS Officers through 5 Orientation Programmes and 1 Refresher Course on ‘Volunteerism’. Two training Director’s Report

programmes on ‘Universities Talk AIDS’ were also conducted in which 63 NSS Programme Officers participated.

The Institute has been designated as a Centre to conduct Refresher Courses in Social Work and Women’s Studies by the UGC. The Social Work Education and Practice Cell provided administrative coordination to three UGC sponsored Refresher Courses conducted in 2001–2002 on ‘Disaster Management and Social Work’, ‘Gender, Human Rights and Law’, and ‘Social Work with Labour in the Changing Industrial Context’.

Kumarappa-Reckless Lecture

The Kumarappa-Reckless Lecture for 2001–2002 was on ‘Human Rights in Prisons’. It was delivered by Justice J.S. Verma, Chairperson, National Human Rights Commission, New Delhi, on February 22, 2002. Justice Verma emphasised that the concept of human rights was based on the dignity of the individual without reference to the human made artificial division based on colour, race, sex, or religion. He also reiterated that human rights were essential for the realisation of the true potential of every human being. While speaking of prisoners’ rights, Justice Verma said that according to Universal Declaration of Human Rights ‘no one shall be subjected to torture or cruel inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment’. He further said that special care of women prison inmates was essential for the protection of their rights.

S.D. Punekar Memorial Lecture

The S.D. Punekar Memorial Lecture, was delivered by Prof. C.S. Venkata Ratnam, Professor and Dean, International Management Institute, New Delhi on March 8, 2002. Prof. Ratnam spoke on ‘Trade Unions and Wider Society’. Recalling Prof. Punekar’s study on outsider unions in Mumbai 50 years ago, Prof. Ratnam emphasised the relevance of trade unions in the wider society. In the backdrop of globalisation and subsequent marginalisation of trade unions worldwide, Prof. Ratnam, suggested trade unions to develop an associational instead of a pecuniary logic; an inclusive instead of exclusive strategy in membership drive; and establish broad alliances with various institutions in the civil society.

OTHER ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES

Participation in Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes

The Institute’s faculty participates in international and national level conferences, seminars, workshops and training programmes as resource persons, discussants, and chairpersons of sessions, special invitees, experts or paper presenters. In 2001–2002, 18 faculty participated in 38 international level programmes and presented 14 papers. Seventy members participated in 276 national, regional and local programmes, where 32 papers were presented (Section 1: Appendix 8)

Administrative staff also participated in various programmes: 15 administrative staff members participated in 17 programmes (Section 1: Appendix 9). Director’s Report

Talks/Lectures The faculty members of the Institute are invited to deliver lectures/talks on subjects of their expertise. This year, 66 faculty members delivered 289 talks/lectures (Section 1: Appendix 10). Membership of Executive Committees Forty-five members of the Institute’s faculty have served on 202 executive committees of professional bodies, and government and non-government organisations (Section 1: Appendix 11).

GOLDEN JUBILEE CHAIRS · Mr. N. Hariharan was appointed as the TISS Golden Jubilee TISCO Chair Professor in Personnel Management and Industrial Relations and his tenure was from January 1 to December 31, 2001. · Prof. Christopher John De Wet was the TISS Golden Jubilee Garware Chair professor in Social Sciences this year. He was at the Institute from May 26 to June 26, 2001. · Prof. C.P. Sujaya was appointed as the TISS Golden Jubilee Mahalaxmi Temple Trust Chair Professor in Social Work. Her tenure at the Institute was from July 4, 2001, to January 3, 2002.

RESOURCE SUPPORT Library The Institute’s Library collection presently totals 1,03,350, which includes bound volumes of periodicals. The Library subscribes to 151 Indian journals, 111 foreign journals and receives 20 journals in an exchange agreement to the IJSW. Eighty-one journals are received on gratis. The Library has also got a small collection of rare and out of print books on social reform movements and bibliographies of social reformers. The Library’s collection of audio-visual (AV) materials, namely, films, video cassettes, flash cards/ posters, slides accompanied by audio cassettes, microfiche and micro films stands at a modest 1600. The collection of CD-ROMs is also growing steadily with as many as 14 databases in different subject areas including Wilson Social Science Abstract, the world’s largest bibliographic database in the field of Social Sciences. A full-fledged AV Centre of the Library receives latest information on Social Sciences and allied subjects in the form of Video Tapes, Cassettes, VCDs and DVDs. On-line Public Access Catalogue (OPAC), a computer retrieval system for searching books/journals/thesis through various access points like author, title, keyword, subject, and so on, is made available to researchers. The Library has acquired the Galileo Reading Machine, the state-of-the-art computer reading facility for visually impaired students, through the generosity of the Sir Dorabji Tata Trust. This extraordinary computer stores all types of printed documents, including books, magazines, letters and newspapers on the disk. This information can be retrieved from this machine by the visually impaired. Director’s Report

Computer Centre

The Computer Centre (CC) is one of the 13 centres recognised all over India and sponsored by Indian Council of Social Science Research, New Delhi, for giving free guidance and consultancy services to the M.Phil. and Ph.D. scholars from other universities. This year, 32 M.Phil. and Ph.D. scholars availed this facility. The CC has a fully equipped IBM Local Area Network comprising 2 IBM File Servers, 2 Proxy Servers dedicated to Internet/Intranet services, 35 Pentium PC work stations, 12 printers, 1 scanner, a projection system for training, and the latest software. The CC has networked all stand alone PCs in the Institute to the main Proxy Server for Internet/Intranet facility. The Centre has been analysing around 250 research projects using the Statistical Package for Social Sciences. It has also been teaching a range of application oriented courses for students of Certificate in Research Methodology, and to M.A. students of Social Work, and Personnel Management and Industrial Relations. The Centre also gives short-term training in using the different software tools for participants of various workshops and administrative staff. The CC has conducted 3 two-weeks’ short-term training programmes, in collaboration with the Department of Research Methodology during this academic year on the use of Statistical Software in Social Science Research. The CC monitors and maintains the Institute website, www.tiss.edu. Through the website, the Centre provides the facility of downloading application forms for admissions, faculty positions as well as online filling up and submission of forms for workshops. Admission results are put on the website once they are announced.

CENTRE FOR HEALTH STUDIES The work of the multidisciplinary Centre for Health Studies, a Ford Foundation funded project, was completed after almost a decade on March 31, 2002. A summary of the research reports has been compiled, while the working papers of the various short studies funded by the Centre are in the process of publication. The Coordinator of the Centre has compiled a consolidated report of the outcomes of this project.

UNAIDS COLLABORATING CENTRE AT TISS A research project on ‘Developing HIV/AIDS Data Base for Political Advocacy’ was initiated in September 2001 as part of the activities of the UNAIDS Collaborating Centre. This project, funded by the UNAIDS, New Delhi, has so far identified and entered data on selected indicators from over 125 research reports/papers, both published and unpublished, in the area of HIV/AIDS and risk behaviour. An important activity under the auspices of the UNAIDS Collaborating Centre was the South-Asia Region Conference on Women and AIDS from March 27–29, 2002. The Conference was supported by UNAIDS, UNIFEM, UNDP, NACO and the Centre for Health Studies, TISS. About 55 participants from India, Bhutan, Nepal, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka participated in the Conference. Dr. Purnima Mane, Vice President, Population Council, Washington, DC, delivered the Keynote Address. Director’s Report

STUDENTS AND ALUMNI Award Ms. Sumita Sarkar, a Ph.D. scholar of the Institute, was awarded the First Prize for her presentation on ‘Social Pathology and Youth Anomie in a Metropolis: A Case Study of Mumbai City’ at the Postgraduate Criminology Conference held in the University of Hull. Students’ Union The Union, in addition to its regular cultural and sports activities, organised the following: support in coordinating M.A. and M.H.A. admissions; Art of Living workshops; a review and amendment of the Students’ Union Constitution; handling various issues related to the problems faced by the students on the campus; and the social work students forum and job placement cell. At the same time, students took up various initiatives during the year 2001–2002, such as JUN’K (Just us N’ KACHRA), a waste management group; Cultural Studies Group, a group devoted to facilitating exposure to various schools of thought; Spandan, a group to promote cultural initiatives of the students; and Peace Initiatives Group, a group to promote communal harmony among the citizens. Cultural Activities In keeping with the spirit of national integration and cross-cultural exchanges, the Union organised celebration of festivals on the campus, such as Pongal, Onam, Dahihandi, Durga Puja, Dandiya, Ganapati, Christmas and New Year. Farewell to the graduating students and welcome to the new batch of students were organised. The Union organised music concerts of Ustad Baha-ud-Din Dagar, Pandit Nayan Gosh, Pandit Satish Vyas and Ms. Shruti Shadolikar in collaboration with SPIC- MACAY. The culmination of the cultural activities of the Union was the TISS students’ festival ‘QUINTISSENCE’. Sports Activities Indoor and outdoor games competitions were conducted in which students from other colleges also participated. The Annual Sports Day was yet another activity where track and field events were conducted. Other Activities Screenings of documentaries and films were regular activities, which also included ‘Bioscope’, a film festival. Other activities included script reading of films and plays. Sameeksha The theme of Sameeksha, organised by the Social Work Students’ Forum, was ‘Contemporary Social Work: A Global Perspective’. The Seminar was held on February 1–2, 2002. In deciding the focus of the Seminar, the students sought to understand the effect of globalisation and other macro-level changes in contemporary social work practice. The Keynote Address by Prof. Armaity Desai, Ex-Chairperson, UGC, highlighted aspects of professional social work practice and current issues of concern. Other Director’s Report speakers at the Seminar included Mr. Rajendra Singh from Tarun Bharat Sangh, Rajasthan; and Mr. Noshir Dadrawala, Centre for Advancement of Philanthropy. Sameeksha provided opportunity for discussion and debate among social work students of the Institute as well as for some students of the Delhi School of Social Work. Manthan Manthan 2001, the annual two-day seminar of the students of the Department of Personnel Management and Industrial Relations, focussed on the theme of ‘Looking Inwards Towards Competitive Advantage: A Corporate Rhetoric or an Individual Reality’. This theme was addressed by Dr. J.J. Irani, Former MD, TISCO, and now on Board with Tata Sons. Analysing TISCO as a case study in its length and breadth helped the students gain practical insights into the theme. This was followed by discussions on ‘Psychological Contract: The Unwritten Ethos’, by Mr. H.R. Shashikanth, VP Corporate HR, Birla Management Corporate Ltd. The discussions were very insightful and thought-provoking. The common thread binding all the discussions throughout the day was in terms of questioning the concepts and practices for better understanding. The second day of Manthan had a panel discussion on ‘Disinvestment: A Cost Benefit Analysis’ moderated by Dr. Ajit Ranade, Chief Economist, ABN Amro. The panellists were Dr. Aruna Bagchee, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Mines, Government of India; Dr. Arvind Tapole, Union Leader, Voltas Employees’ Federation; and Mr. M.K. Sharma, Vice-Chairperson (Legals), Hindustan Lever Limited. A workshop on ‘Unleashing Creativity within the Organisation’ was also organised with Prof. Pradeep Khandwal, from the Indian Institute of Management as the resource person. Overall, Manthan 2001 helped students gain insights into the dynamic environment and changing business practices. Clairvoyance 2001 Clairvoyance 2001 was organised by the Masters students of Health and Hospital Administration on December 8–9, 2001. This year’s theme of the Conference was ‘Healthcare Frontiers: Emerging Issues and Challenges’. Experts from the field of Health and Hospital Administration addressed various issues related to the theme of the Conference, which was attended by over 100 delegates. The job placement brochure of the students was also released at the Conference. SC and ST Cell The Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribes Cell was set up at the Institute to promote the special interest of students in the reserved category with the financial assistance from the UGC. Since its inception, the Cell has been providing special inputs in areas where the students experience difficulties. Out of a total of 310 students enrolled in the Masters Degree programmes, 72 belonged to the reserved category. Of these, 31 received the Government of India’s Post-Matric Scholarship. The Institute provided additional funds out of its Maintenance Grants to help them bridge the gap between the scholarship amounts and institutional charges. Director’s Report

Various programmes under remedial coaching schemes are conducted for these students. A speedy grievance redressal mechanism for both students and staff of the Institute has also been established. Alumni An Alumni meet, ‘Dharohar’, of the Department of Personnel Management and Industrial Relations was organised on December 30, 2001. Eminent alumni of the Department and former Director of TISS, Prof. Armaity Desai participated. This was followed by a brief cultural programme by the students of the Department. The Alumni Association of Health Administrators’ Chapter organised its Annual Conference on March 23–24, 2002, at the Homi Bhabha Centre. This Conference was addressed by eminent speakers who spoke on the scope of developing health care industry as an important economic segment of the country. About 150 delegates attended the Conference.

ADMINISTRATION AND PERSONNEL Committees The administration and management of the various functions and activities at the Institute have been made possible only by the effective working of committees appointed from among the faculty and staff of the Institute (Section 1: Appendix 13). In 2001–2002, there were 36 committees, which attended to academic, administrative, staff welfare, students’ activities and advisory functions. Staff Position The academic positions in the Institute are 108, of which 85 are filled; administrative positions (including technical) are 162, of which 112 are filled; and service staff positions are 109 of which 95 are filled. Long Service The Institute has a long-standing practice of honouring the employees who have served the Institute for 20 years. This year, two employees, who have completed 20 years of service at the Institute, were felicitated on Institute Day. · Mr.N.C.Gowda,Driver · Mr. D.R. Shaikh, Electrician Retired Employees Three employees retired in 2001–2002: · Mr. S.D. Shelar (Library Assistant), retired on May 29, 2001. · Mr. K.V. George (Section Officer, Maintenance), retired on September 30, 2001. · Dr. P.M. Salvi (Systems Manager), retired on February 28, 2002. New Appointments Prof. Usha S. Nayar was appointed as Deputy Director on June 19, 2002. Eight faculty and 2 administrative staff members were the other new appointments during 2001–2002 (Section 1: Appendix 14). Director’s Report

UGC Research Award Dr. R.B. Bhagat has joined the Institute as UGC Research Awardee in the Unit for Urban Studies from March 4, 2002. He will be working on the project on ‘Urbanisation in India: A Spatio-Demographic Study’.

SPECIAL VISITORS The Institute was honoured to receive 40 visitors this year (Section 1: Appendix 15). Some of the special visitors included Mr. Fujio Samukawa, Chief Consul, Consulate General of Japan; Dr. Sunderaraman, Visiting Professor, University of Alabama; Ms. Nuzhat Shahzadi, Meena Project Coordinator, UNICEF; Mr. Yoshiko Suzuki, Institute of Developing Economics; Prof. Gary B. Melton, President, Childwatch International; Dr. Gajraj Dhanrajan, President and CEO, the Commonwealth of Learning; Ms. Kalpana Dasgupta, President, Indian Library Association; Mr. K.C. Srivastava, Municipal Commissioner, Mumbai; Ms. Elizabeth Ward, First Secretary, Australian High Commission; Dr. Nicole Fliescher, Programme Director, World Jewish Peace Corps; Mr. Sharad Pawar, Member of Parliament; Mr. M.N. Singh, Commissioner of Police, Greater Mumbai; and Dr. Arun P. Bali, Director, Indian Council for Social Science Research.

CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT

Main Campus Under the IXth Plan Development Scheme, construction of two more floors over the existing reading area of the library building is complete. The inauguration of these floors took place earlier today. Construction of water reservoir and an underground sump house have been completed.

Malti Jal and Jal A.D. Naoroji Campus Annexe The Institutional Block and Hostel, constructed as part of Phase 1, at the Naoroji Campus Annexe, was occupied in June 2001. As part of this Phase, the Department of Personnel Management and Industrial Relations has shifted to the Naoroji Campus Annexe. In addition to regular classes of this Department, seminars, conferences, workshops and training programmes of the Institute are also being conducted here. The construction work of blocks of 9 flats have resumed and is likely to be completed by this year end. The construction work of 8 residential units in Phase 1 of a seven-storied block is in progress, while the construction of the compound wall is complete.

Development of the Institute Garden and Trees An inventory of trees in the Main Campus as well as on the Naoroji Campus Annexe was prepared. There are 1205 trees on the Main Campus and 772 on the Naoroji Campus Annexe. The Institute’s gardeners are continuing with greening efforts at both these campuses. Director’s Report

DAY CARE CENTRE The Day Care Centre (DCC) celebrated its 15th anniversary in 2001. The activities commenced with a grand summer camp for children of the age group of 5–10 years, in which 55 children participated. This included flower making, paper bag making, envelope making, tips and techniques of gift-wrapping, pot painting, starch painting, quiz and a visit to the Homi Bhabha Centre for Science Education. A ‘Nature Walk’ was arranged and tips on ‘Save the Environment’ were given. A guest talk on ‘Health and Hygiene’ was arranged to raise health consciousness among children. Educational and recreational trips were arranged to visit the Hovercraft terminal at Navi Mumbai and the Nehru Planetarium. Films on crocodiles and pet animals were screened. National days like Independence Day, Republic Day and Children’s Day were celebrated at the DCC. The children of the DCC also participated in the Peace Rally for Communal Harmony organised at the Institute. The DCC generated funds from an exhibition-cum-sale of products made by children, the proceeds of which were contributed to the National Welfare Fund in December 2001. Students from Vivekananda Junior College received a month-long training from DCC staff on crèche and pre-school management, while students from the SVT College, were placed at the DCC for their internship practical training.

RURAL CAMPUS The Rural Campus (RC) was conceptualised and founded on the belief that there is a need to revive the rural economy and society through self-help, local resource mobilisation, and social and economic development at the village level. The RC, thus, seeks alternatives in the process of development. The innovativeness of the RC lies in its vision of developing teaching/training programmes that are based on grassroots work and social work practice, ensuring a relevance of higher education to field realities, integrating teaching/training with action at the grassroots level, along with research, documentation, advocacy and networking. The Curriculum Development Programme for the RC is progressing very well. The Draft Curriculum for the Bachelor’s programme in Social Work, with specialisation in Rural Development, is being consolidated based on the recommendations of two internal and one external workshops. The Bachelor’s course is scheduled to start in June 2003. Among the new faculty recruited this year, one Professor and two lecturers have joined the RC (Section I: Appendix 14) The construction of Women’s Hostel is in progress (Phase 1-A). The power supply and water supply work have commenced. The proposals of Phase 1-B construction has been finalised and work is likely to begin in a few months time. Activities during 2001–2002 The RC faculty and staff undertook 9 research projects, of which 4 were in collaboration with the faculty of the Institute’s Main Campus (Section 2: Appendix 1). Thirteen field action projects were continuing in the core sectors that have been identified for programme development in the RC: land and water, agriculture, credit, health, Director’s Report

education and local self-government (Section 2: Appendix 2). There has been special emphasis on documentation of field experience and research resulting in the RC faculty and staff publishing two books, two articles in journals, as well as bringing out a booklet (Section 2: Appendix 3). The RC faculty and staff organised 19 programmes (Section 2: Appendix 4), participated in 23 international and national programmes (Section 2: Appendix 5), and delivered 8 talks/lectures (Section 2: Appendix 6).

DONATIONS · The Institute has received a donation of Rs. 15 lakhs as first instalment — the total being Rs. 30 lakhs — for the construction of a Gymnasium-cum-Recreation Centre in the memory of the Late Mr. M.K. Tata, former Governing Board Member. The generous donation to build the ‘M.K. Tata Memorial Gymkhana and Recreation Centre’ has been made by the M.K. Tata Trust. · An amount of Rs.1,50,000/- was received from the M.H.A. Students’ Seminar ‘Clairvoyance’ for instituting scholarships for: (1) Best Junior and Senior Hospital Administration Student; (2) Best Junior and Senior Health Administration Student, (3) One merit-cum-need student from first year M.H.A., and (4) One merit-cum- need student one from second year M.H.A. · M/s. Amber Equitable Investment Pvt. Ltd. has donated Rs. 1 lakh towards the Corpus Fund of the Institute. · Mr. K.V. George, Section Officer (Maintenance), Tata Institute of Social Sciences, has set up a scholarship for the children of the service staff of the Institute by donating Rs. 20,000/-.

FINANCIAL STATEMENT The Audited Income and Expenditure Statement and the Audited Balance Sheet as on March 31, 2001, is given in Appendix 16 of Section 1.

CONCLUDING REMARKS With this Convocation, the Institute has crossed one more, and an important, milestone in its academic life. The preparation of the self-study report and its validation by the NAAC has initiated a process of introspection at the Institute for strengthening its various programmes and infrastructure. I place on record my grateful thanks to the Governing Board, the teaching and non-teaching staff, and the students of the Institute whose contributions result in the development of TISS. The management of the Institute and its myriad activities are possible only because of the teamwork of various Departments, Units and Sections of the Institute for the achievement of shared goals. The Institute is being increasingly called upon to respond to the challenges of rapid change. In this endeavour, it requires support from several quarters. We are thankful to the UGC for their continuing financial support and advice. The Tata Trusts have always been generous and helpful to the Institute in its programmes and activities. Their assistance for construction, scholarships, field action projects, conferences and intervention in crisis situations is indeed a critical Director’s Report

input. We sincerely thank them for their generosity and look forward to their continuing support.

The Institute has benefited from its association with various national, international, governmental and non-governmental agencies. In particular, they have provided financial assistance for a number of research projects. We are beholden to them for their collaboration, partnership and support.

A number of outside agencies are closely involved in the programmes of the Institute. They provide students opportunities for field work, which is an important component of professional education. We are thankful to all the field work agencies and supervisors for their contribution to the enrichment of the educational programmes of the Institute.

At this Convocation, 152 graduates are receiving their Master’s degrees — 96 of them in Social Work, 28 in Personnel Management and Industrial Relations, 9 in Health Administration, and 19 in Hospital Administration — after successfully completing the two year programme of professional education. In addition, 4 scholars are being awarded the Master of Philosophy degree and 3 scholars the Doctor of Philosophy degree (Section 1: Appendix 17).

In the past six decades, hundreds of the Institute’s alumni have joined the world of work and have distinguished themselves through their contributions in various fields. Today, the Institute is offering another batch of qualified professionals to serve the nation. Those of you, who have acquired requisite knowledge and skills in human services and applied social sciences through M.A./M.H.A. and research degree programmes are indeed privileged. You will be called upon to shoulder the onerous responsibility in the field and also carry forward the mission of the Institute. I am confident that you will make a significant contribution to society in general and to its relatively disadvantaged sections in particular, through your hard work, dedication, and leadership in the trying times ahead.

You are graduating at a time when the impact of globalisation is being felt far and wide and different groups are responding to it in myriad ways. Inequalities, social injustices, disparities, social tensions and violations of human rights are increasing. Communal harmony is under threat. Basic minimum services are yet to be made available to the vast multitude. The challenges before you are, therefore, enormous. As competent and committed professionals, you will not only have to adequately respond to them and find solutions to human problems but also contribute to the overall social development of society as path-finders, innovators and professional role models.

I take this opportunity to congratulate all of you who have successfully completed your studies at the Institute and are being awarded degrees as its testimony, and especially those who have earned the merit awards and prizes in different subject areas (Section 1: Appendix 18). May you continue to win laurels. I wish all of you the very best in your professional careers and continuing success in your endeavours for the promotion of social development through service to society.

Jayati Jayati Vidya Sansthan Director’s Report

May 3, 2002 R.R. Singh Director Section 1 MAIN CAMPUS APPENDIX 1 Geographical Distribution of Students, 2001–2002

Number of Students Enrolled Dip. & M.A. M.H.A. M.Phil. Ph.D. Certi. Total

States/Union Territories/ Foreign Countries 2001–2002 2000–2001 2001–2002 2000–2001 2001–2002 2000–2001 2001–2002 2000–2001 2001–2002 STATES Andhra Pradesh 7 3 1 - - 1 - 2 1 15 Arunachal Pradesh - 1 ------1 Assam 10 5 - - - - 1 - - 16 Bihar 14 4 - 1 - 1 - 1 2 23 Delhi 14 22 2 1 - - - - - 39 Goa -1 ------1 Gujarat 2 6 ------8 Haryana 1 2 1 ------4 Himachal Pradesh - 1 ------1 Jammu & Kashmir 1 - 1 3 - - - - - 5 Jharkhand - 11 - 1 - - - - - 12 Karnataka 6 4 1 2 - 1 - - - 14 Kerala 3 1 2 1 - - 1 2 1 11 Madhya Pradesh 2 2 3 1 - - - 1 1 10 Maharashtra 27 34 12 10 - 4 2 10 29 128 Manipur 2 2 1 1 - - - - - 6 Nagaland - 1 - - - - - 1 - 2 Orissa 2 7 1 2 - - - 2 1 15 Punjab - 1 1 ------2 Tamil Nadu 7 5 - 1 - - - 1 - 14 Tripura 1 ------1 Uttaranchal - 1 ------1 Uttar Pradesh 8 8 1 - - - 1 1 2 21 West Bengal 15 5 1 1 1 3 1 4 - 31

UNION TERRITORIES Chandigarh - 3 - 1 - - - - - 4 Pondicherry - - - 1 - - - - - 1

FOREIGN COUNTRIES Japan 1 - - - - - 1 - - 2 Nepal 1 ------1 Sri Lanka - - - - - 1 - - - 1 Zambia 1 ------1 TOTAL 125 130 28 27 1 11 7 25 37 391 APPENDIX 2 Field Work Agencies/Internships and Supervisors

Agency Address Field Work Supervisor(s)

FIELD WORK AGENCIES FOR M.A. SOCIAL WORK STUDENTS

A D Bawla Orphanage Yari Road, Versova, Mumbai 400 016. Ms. Itali Das Aarohi* Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Hospital, Kalwa, Thane. Ms. Aparna Joshi AGNI Peacock Palace, 69, Bhulabhai Desai Road, Mr. Bhaskar Prabhu, Mumbai 400 026. Capt. Joe Lobo, Prof. Janki Andharia and Ms. Punam Sah Airoli NMMC School* Airoli, Navi Mumbai Ms. Pushpalata Vani All Indian Institute of Physical Hastaw Park, Clerk Road, Mahalaxmi, Haji Ali, Ms. Assumption Fernandes Medicine and Rehabilitation Mumbai 400 034. Anand Kendra 18, Annie Besant Road, Near Copper Chimney, Ms. Kanchan G. Opp. Poonam Chambers, Worli, Mumbai 400 018. Anarde Foundation 409, New Udyog Mandir, No. 2, Moghul Lane, Ms.M.Crastoand Mahim (W), Mumbai 400 016. Dr. Bipin K. Jojo Apnalaya* Apnalaya Youth Centre, Lotus Colony, Shivaji Ms. Manisha, Nagar, Govandi, Mumbai. Ms. Leena Joshi and Ms. Punam Sah Apne-Aap: A Women’s Collective* 1017, Raheja Chambers, 213, Nariman Point, Ms. Sudarshan Loyolka and Mumbai 400 021. Ms. Ruchi Sinha Bal Anand* Mumbai. Ms. Madhavi Mahtre Bandra East Community Centre P.B. No. 8136, 341-A, Siddharth Colony, Near Ms. Cynthia Cardinal School, Bandra (E), Mumbai 400 051. Bharatiya Mahila Federation C/o Bldg. No. 171 A, Flat No. 44, Brindaban Ms. Geeta Mahajan Society, Thane (W), Thane. Bombay Community Public Trust 5th Floor, Regent Chambers, Nariman Point, Ms. Dinaz Parab and Mumbai 400 021. Prof. Vidya Rao Bombay Houseworkers’ Solidarity* 104-A, St. Mary’s Apartments, Nesbit Road, Sister Vibha Mazgaon, Mumbai 400 010. CCVC* C/o. Bandra East Community Centre, 341-A, Mr. Khalil Ahmed and Siddharth Colony, Near Cardinal Gracious High Prof. Asha Rane School, Bandra (E), Mumbai 400 051. Chembur Police Station Opp. Basant Park, Chembur, Mumbai. Ms. Chanda Jadhav Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus Railway CST, Mumbai 400 001. Mr. Silvin Kale Police* Child Relief and You 189-A, Sane Guruji Marg, Mumbai 400 011. Mr. John Robert, Ms. Shabana Warne and Dr. Bipin K. Jojo Children of the World (India) Trust* 401, Arun Chambers, 4th Floor, Tardeo, Mr. Aktar Ahmed Mumbai 400 034. Commissionerate of Integrated 5th Floor, Konkan Bhavan, Navi Mumbai 400 614. Mr. G.P. Nafade and Development Schemes Prof. Vidya Rao Appendix 2 25

Agency Address Field Work Supervisor(s) Crisis Centre* UHC, LTMG Hospital, C/o. TISS, Ms. Brinelle D’Souza Mumbai 400 022. Crisis Centre for Women* Urban Health Centre, Dharavi, Mumbai 400 017. Ms. Nayreen Daruwala David Sasoon Industrial School T H Kataria Marg, Near Matunga Railway Station, Mr.S.P.Gorad Matunga (W), Mumbai 400 016. Dignity Foundation BMC School Building, Topiwala Lane, Opp. Ms. Neha Lamington Road, Mumbai 400 007. Disha Kendra H-129 Bldg., Hutatma Kotwal Marg, Ms. Nancy Gaikwad and Karjat 410 210. Prof. Vidya Rao Family Planning Association of India* Bajaj Bhavan, Nariman Point, Mumbai 400 021. Ms. Vandana Waval Family Welfare Agency Near BDD Chawl No. 10, N.M. Joshi Marg, Parel, Ms. Alpa Desai Mumbai 400 012. Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd. B.D. Patil Marg, Mahul, Mumbai 400 074. Mr. Subhash Nikale and Ms. Ruchi Sinha India Sponsorship Committee* Mathurdas Estate Building, 43/45, Colaba Dr. Julie Nakhooda Causeway, Colaba, Mumbai 400 039. Indian Association for Promotion for Kanara House, Room No. 7, Ground Floor, Mogul Ms. Najma Goriawala Adoption Lane, Matunga (W), Mumbai 400 016. Indian Association for Promotion of 40, Khetwadi, BMC Municipal School, Khetwadi, Ms. Kaumudi Telang Adoption 5th Lane, Girgaon, Mumbai 400 004. Institute for Psychological Health* C/o. Apte Hospital, 2nd Floor, Cross Lane No. 1, Ms. Tanuja Donde Ram Maruti Lane, Thane (W) 400 602. Integrated Rural Health and Aghai Village, Shahpur Taluka, Thane District. Mr. Datta Jadhav Development Project International Justice Mission* Mumbai. Mr. Jolly Abraham Kachra Vahatuk Shramik Sangh ‘Shramik’, Shanta Jog Marg, Behind Tilak Nagar Mr. Milind Ranade and Police Station, Chembur, Mumbai 400 089. Dr. Mouleshri Vyas KEM Hospital* Parel, Mumbai 400 012. Ms. Rohini Gore and Ms. Sadhana Bhatkhande Kripa Foundation Mt. Carmel Church, 81/A, Chapel Road, Bandra Mr. Arthur D’Mellow and (W), Mumbai 400 050. Ms. Kanchan G. LTMG Hospital Department of MPSW, Sion, Mumbai 400 022. Ms. Teresa Quadros LTMG Hospital Prevention Social Medicine Department, First Dr. Daksha Pandit Floor, College Building, Sion, Mumbai 400 022. Maharashtra Mahila Parishad Room No. 650-651, SS2, Sector 3, Koper Ms. Neela Limaye and Khairane, Navi Mumbai. Dr. Mouleshri Vyas Maharashtra State Probation and BIT Block No. 5, Matunga, Mumbai 400 019. Mr. Vichare and Aftercare Association Dr. Arvind Tiwari Manav Seva Sangh 255, 257, Sion Road, Sion (W), Mumbai 400 022. Ms. Swapna Redij MelJol Hum Bachchon Ka Room No. 117, 3rd Floor, Gilder Lane Secondary Ms. Sumithra Achtekar Municipal School, Off. Bellasis Bridge, Opp. Mumbai Central Local Station, Mumbai 400 008. Mental Health Project Family Welfare Agency, Near B.D.D. Chawl No. 10, Ms. Preeti Bhatkhande N.M. Joshi Marg, Mumbai 400 0113. 26 Appendix 2

Agency Address Field Work Supervisor(s) Mohalla Committee Movement Trust Neelam Centre, Unit I, B-Wing, Ground Floor, Ms. Maria Ishwaran and Hind Cycle Lane, Worli, Mumbai 400 025. Mr.P.K.Shajahan Muskaan: Child and Adolescent 1st Floor, BMC Abhyudaya Nagar, Arogya Kendra, Ms. Freny Italia and Guidance Centre* Jivraj Tokersey Marg, Zakaria Bunder, Ms. Niloufer Shenoy Cotton Green (W), Mumbai 400 033. Nagpada Neighbourhood House Sofia Zubair Road, Opp. Nagpada Police Quarters, Ms. Mrinalini Sathe Nagpada, Mumbai 400 008. Nagpada Police Station Nagpada, Mumbai 400 008. Ms. Shobha Shelar Navchetna* C/o. Department of Social Welfare Administration, Mr. Pravin Damle and TISS, Deonar, Mumbai 400 088. Ms. Rajashri Damle Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation* Konkan Bhavan, 1st Floor, CBD Belapur, Navi Mr. Sudhakar Shinde and Mumbai 400 614. Mr. Khalil Ahmed Nerul Police Station* Nerul, Navi Mumbai - Observation Home Umerkhadi Old Jail Road, Near Sandhurst Road Mr.N.M.Kale Station, Mumbai 400 009. Pragati Kendra 26, Sasmira, Marg No. 7, Worli, Mumbai 400 025. Sr. Louisa Fernandes, Fr. Joe Pereira and Ms. Punam Sah Pratham 2nd Floor, Above Adarsh Mithai Mandir, Nana Ms. Trupti Saxena Chowk, Mumbai 400 007. PRATHAM Deonarpada Municipal School, Deonar Gaon, Ms. Rukmini Banerjee, Telecom Factory Lane, Govandi (E), Mr. Blaise D’Souza and Mumbai 400 088. Dr.H.Beck PRATHAM-Mumbai Education 2nd Floor, Ganesh Baug Road, Near Bhabha Ms. Swati B. Initiative Hospital, Kurla (W), Mumbai. Pratyana* Lourdes Community Centre, Our Lady of Lourdes Mr. Nabin Chandra and Church, Orlem, Malad (W), Mumbai. Mr.P.K.Shajahan Prayas Workshop for Training and B.D.D. Chawl No. 9/1, Worli, Mumbai 400 018. Mr. Vijay Raghavan Employment Protective Home Sion-Trombay Road, Chembur, Mumbai 400 071. Ms. Vaishali Jadhav and Ms. Ruchi Sinha Resource and Support Centre for RH 4, C-4, Sector-9, CBD Belapur, Mr. Rajesh Kuruvilla and Development* Navi Mumbai 400 703. Mr.S.Dutta Sahara A.D. Bawla Female Orphanage, 60, Yari Road, Ms. Shweta Gurav, Andheri (W), Mumbai. Ms. Itali Das and Mr.P.K.Shajahan Sahara* Anjuman-I-Islam, Deen Mohammed Building, Ms. Shweta Gurav Naupada, Bandra (E), Mumbai. Samaritans* Seva Niketan, Sir J.J. Road, Byculla, Ms. Freny Mahendra Mumbai 400 008. Samarthan C/o. Vidhayak Sansad, 87/3, Mumbadevi Mr. Vivek Pandit and Municipal School, Near Cotton Exchange, Prof. Janki Andharia Kalbadevi Road, Mumbai 400 002. SEC Day School Kane Nagar Municipal School, Antop Hill, Mr. Priyamvada Shastri Mumbai 400 022. Appendix 2 27

Agency Address Field Work Supervisor(s) Sevadaan Special School* Near OLPS Church, St. Anthony’s Road, Chembur, Ms. Lata Shenavwa Mumbai 400 071. Shantivan Kushtarog Nivaran Samiti, P.O. Nere, Taluka Ms. Desai, Ms. Watwe and Panvel, Dist. Raigad. Dr.H.Beck SHARE* UTV House #7, Marwah Estate, Krishnlal Marwah Ms. Nicola Monteiro Marg, Sakinaka, Andheri (E), Mumbai 400 072. Shivaji Nagar Police Station* Shivaji Nagar, Mumbai Mr. Ghatakar and Ms. Ruchi Sinha Shraddanand Mahila Ashram Shraddanand Road, Matunga Central, Ms. Nandini Shette Mumbai 400 019. St. Elizabeth’s Hospital* J. Mehta Road, Malabar Hill, Mumbai 400 006. Sr. Venita Fernandes Students Action Committee* A-12/12, Kendriya Vihar Co-op. Soc. Ltd., Mr. Mahendra Singh Khargar, Navi Mumbai. Suvarna Jayanti Shahari Rozgar Shree Chhatrapati Shivaji Market Bldg., Mata Ms. Jyoti Pandya and Yojana Ramabai Ambedkar Marg, Opp. Crawford Market, Dr. Amita Bhide Mumbai 400 001. Tata Memorial Hospital Department of Social Work, E. Borges Marg, Mr. Patil and Parel, Mumbai 400 012. Ms. Pirishi Muzumdar Tata Memorial Hospital Social Service Department, Parel, Mumbai Ms. Sunita Jadhav Thane Health Project Kalwa, Thane. Ms. Aparna Joshi The Akanksha Foundation 7, Krishna Mahal, Marine Drive, Mumbai 400 020. Ms. Anjali S., Ms. Shaheen Mistry and Ms. Sue Garland The Bombay Institution for Deaf and Nesbit Road, Mazgaon, Mumbai 400 010. Ms. Sangita Thakur Mutes Turbhe Health and Development Saathi, Turbhe Store, Navi Mumbai 400 705. Ms. Ashish Tribhuwan, Project Ms. Vineeta Balekundri and Dr. Mouleshri Vyas Urban Community Development Centre Plot No. 104, 14th Road, TPS III, Bandra (W), Fr. Joseph Mumbai 400 050. Urvi Vikram Charity Trust Bharatiya Kreeda Mandir, 1st Floor, Naigaum Ms. Viashala Jaidev Cross Road, Above Talvalkar Gym., Wadala, Mumbai 400 031. Vidhayak Sansad* 87/3, Mumbadevi Municipal School, Near Cotton Ms. Pradnya S. Exchange, Kalbadevi Road, Mumbai 400 002. YUVA 53/2, Narepark Municipal School, Opp. Narepark Ms. Archana Srivastava and Municipal School, Parel, Mumbai 400 012. Dr. Amita Bhide

FIELD WORK AGENCIES FOR M.A. PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS STUDENTS

ABN Amro Bank NV 302, Dalamal House, Nariman Point, Ms. Kumkum Nongrum Mumbai 400 021. Arthur Anderson* 17th Floor, Express Towers, Nariman Point, Ms. Malvika Jhangiani Mumbai 400 021. Asian Paints (I) Ltd. LBS Marg, Bhandup, Mumbai 400 078. Mr. V.S. Patwardhan 28 Appendix 2

Agency Address Field Work Supervisor(s) Bennett Coleman & Co. Ltd.* The Times of India Building, Dr. D.N. Road, Ms. Manasi Pathak Mumbai 400 001. Birla Management Centre* 159, Industry House, 1st Floor, Churchgate Mr. Shashikant Reclamation, Mumbai 400 020. Blue Star Infotech Ltd. Unit 188, SDF No. 6, SEEPZ, Andheri (E), Mr. Harish Govind Mumbai 400 096. Cadbury (India) Ltd. Cadbury House, 19, B. Desai Road, Mr. Sharad Gangal Mumbai 400 026. Citibank NA Bandra-Kurla Complex, Bandra (E), Ms. Anirudh Sen Mumbai 400 052 Citicorp Overseas Software Ltd. Plot 133, SDF V, SEEPZ, Andheri (E), Mr. Prasanna Rao Mumbai 400 096. Coca Cola India* Shubh House, 177, Vidyanagari Marg, Kalina, Mr. N. Pandurang Mumbai. Colgate Palmolive (I) Ltd.* Hiranandani Gardens, Powai, Mumbai 400 076. Mr. Debashish Roy FIAT India Ltd.* Off L.B.S. Marg, Kurla, Mumbai 400 070. Mr. J.G. Desai HDFC Bank Ltd. 2nd Floor, Trade Centre Building, Kamala Mills Ms. Mandeep Maitra Compound, Senapati Bapat Marg, Lower Parel, Mumbai 400 013. Hindustan Lever Ltd. Lever House, Backbay Reclamation, Mr. R. Radhakrishnan Mumbai 400 021. ICICI Ltd.* ICICI Towers, Bandra-Kurla Complex, Ms. Shifa Suresh Mumbai 400 051. ICICI Prudential* ICICI Prulife Towers, 1089, Marathe Marg, Ms. Vrinda Khattar Prabhadevi, Mumbai 400 025. I-flex Centre Unit 10-11, SDF 1, SEEPZ, Andheri (E), Mr. Amit Badkas Mumbai 400 057. Infrastructure Leasing and Finance Ltd. 4th Floor, Mahindra Towers, Worli, Mr. Ashutosh Phadke Mumbai 400 018. Jet Airways (I) Ltd. S.M. Centre, Andheri Kurla Road, Andheri (E), Mr. Narayan Hariharan Mumbai 400 059. JM Morgan Stanley Ltd.* 141, Maker Chamber, Nariman Point, Mr.M.Khataukar Mumbai 400 021. Mahindra British Telecom* 6th Floor, 'A' Wing, Oberoi Estate Gardens, Mr. Prashant Kini Chandivali, Andheri (E), Mumbai 400 072. Merrill Lynch* Mafatlal Centre, 10th Floor, Nariman Point, Mr. Sanjiv Kumar Mumbai 400 021. Pepsico India Holding Ltd. Sundar Baug Estate, Off: Sion Trombay Road, Mr. A.V. Deolekar Chembur, Mumbai 400 088. Philips (India) Ltd. 3, MIDC Industrial Area, P.B. No. 79, Ms. Padmaja Korde Thane-Belapur Road, Navi Mumbai 400 601. Sony Entertainment Television (I) Ltd. 23, Shah Industrial Estate, Off: Veera Desai Road, Mr. Nalin Garg Andheri (W), Mumbai 400 053. Tata Consultancy Services 11th Floor, Air India Building, Nariman Point, Ms. Ritu Anand Mumbai 400 021. Appendix 2 29

Agency Address Field Work Supervisor(s) Thane Paint Works ICI India Ltd., P.B. No. 87, Thane Belapur Road, Mr. Dileep Joshi Thane 400 601. Thomas Cook (India) Ltd. Thomas Cook Building, Dr. D.N. Road, Mr. Parag Paranjpe Mumbai 400 001.

INTERNSHIPS FOR M.H.A. (HOSPITAL AND HEALTH) STUDENTS

Aga Khan Health Service India 902, Karma Complex, Opp. Mahalaxmi Mun. Dr. Sudhir Kumar Market, Mahalaxmi Char Rasta, Paldi, Ahmedabad 380 007. ALERT India 6/B Mukhyadhyapak Bhavan, Sion (W), Mr. Anthony Swamy Mumbai 400 022. Apnalaya New Jaifal Wadi, Behind Building Number 9, Ms. Leena Joshi Armed Police Colony, Tardeo, Mumbai 400 036. Apollo Health and Lifestyle Ltd.* The Apollo Clinic, 1`8/20, K. Dubhash Marg, Near Mr. K. Rajendra Prasad Copper Chimney, Kalaghoda, Mumbai 400 001. Apollo Hospitals Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad 500 033. Ms. Sangita Reddy BAIF Development Research Dr. Manibhai Desai Nagar, National Highway No. 4, Dr.I.P.Bhagwat Foundation Warje, Pune 411 029. Bandra Holy Family Hospital* St. Andrew’s Road, Bandra (W), Mumbai 400 050 Sr. Aquinas BARC Hospital* Department of Atomic Energy, Deonar, Dr.B.J.Shankar Mumbai 400 088. Bhagwan Mahaveer Jain Heart Centre Millers Road, Bangalore 560 052. Dr. Sita Subbarao Bhagwati Hospital Tulsi Baug, S.V.P. Road, Borivali (W), The Dean Mumbai 400 103. Bhatia General Hospital* Tardeo Road, Grant Road (W), Mumbai 400 007. Dr. G. Jacob Bombay Hospital* Bombay Hospital Avenue, Mumbai 400 020. Dr. D.P. Vyas Breach Candy Hospital and Research 60, Bhulabhai Desai Road, Mumbai 400 026. Dr. Ashok Bhatkhande Centre* BYL Nair Hospital* Dr. A.L. Nair Road, Mumbai 400 008. Dr. S. Dahanukar Centenary Hospital S.V. Road, Kandivli (W), Mumbai 400 067. The Dean Centenary Hospital Waman Tukaram Patil Marg, Near Dukes Co., The Dean Govandi, Mumbai 400 078. Children’s Orthopaedic Hospital Haji Ali Park, Opp. Willingdon Sports Club, Clerk Dr. G.S. Ranawat Road, Mahalakshmi, Mumbai 400 034. Committed Community Development Pali-Chimbai Municipal School, Ground Floor, Ms. Kamini Kapadia Trust Room Number 8, St. Joseph’s Road, Bandra (W), Mumbai 400 050. Credit Rating Information Services of CRISIL House, 121-122, Andheri–Kurla Road, Mr. P. Ravi Shankar India Ltd.* Andheri (E), Mumbai 400 093. Cumballa Hill Hospital* 95, August Kranti Marg, Mumbai 4000 36. Dr. Arun Shetty Directorate of Health Services Govt. of Maharashtra, Govt. Dental College Dr. S. Salunkhe Building, 4th Floor, St. George’s Hospital Campus, Mumbai 400 001. Dr. B. Nanavati Hospital* S.V. Road, Vile Parle (W), Mumbai 400 056. Mr. Micah Joseph 30 Appendix 2

Agency Address Field Work Supervisor(s) Dr. R.N. Cooper Hospital Juhu, N.S. Road No.1, Vile Parle (W), The Dean Mumbai 400 056. Escorts Heart Institute & Research Okhla Road, New Delhi 110 025. Dr. Naresh Trehan and Centre Dr. Maj. Gen Tarsem Kumar Fortis Heart Institute* Sector 62, Phase VIII, Mohali Dr. R. Karanjekar Healthcare and Wellness Foundation* BJS Building, 166, CST Road, Kalina, Santacruz (E), Dr. Sujit Chatterjee Mumbai 400 098. Holy Spirit Hospital* Mahakali Caves Road, Andheri (E), Dr.M.B.Shah Mumbai 400 093. HOSMAC India (Pvt.) Ltd.* 120, Udyog Bhavan, Sonawala Road, Goregaon (W), Dr. Vivek Desai Mumbai 400 063. Hospital Consultancy (Bombay) Pvt. 105, Jehangir Mansion Office, Metro Cinema Dr.K.C.Ojha Ltd. Lane, Mumbai 400 020. Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals Sarita Vihar, Delhi Mathura Road, Dr. Yogi Mehrotra New Delhi 110 044. Institute of Health Management Ashish Gram Rachna Trust, Pachod Dist, Dr. Ashok Dyalchand Aurangabad 431 121. Jaslok Hospital and Research Centre 15, Dr. G. Deshmukh Marg, Mumbai 400 026. Lt. Gen. (Dr.) P.K. Chakrabarti K.B. Bhabha Hospital R.K. Patkar Marg, Bandra (W), Mumbai 400 050. The Dean K.B. Bhabha Hospital Belgrami Road, Near Bharat Talkies, Kurla (W), The Dean Mumbai 400 070. K.M.J. Phule Hospital Kannamwar Nagar, Vikhroli (E), Mumbai 400 083. The Dean Kovai Medical Centre and Hospital Ltd P.O. Box 3209, Avanashi Road, Mr. U.K. Coimbatore 641 014. Ananthapadmanabhan Lilavati Hospital and Research Centre* Bandra Reclamation, Mumbai 400 050. Dr. V.R. Bhimani M.T. Agarwal Hospital Dr. Rajendra Prasad Road, Mulund (W), The Dean Mumbai 400 080. M.W. Desai Hospital Haji Bapu Road, Govind Nagar, Malad (E), The Dean Mumbai. Mallya Hospital No. 2, Vittal Mallya Road, Bangalore 560 001. Com. Indru Wadhwani and Dr.S.N.Rao Manipal Hospital* 98, Rustom Bagh, Airport Road, Dr.A.Malathi Bangalore 560 017. P.D. Hinduja National Hospital and Veer Savarkar Marg, Mahim, Mumbai 400 016. Brig. Joe Curian Medical Research Centre* Paramount Healthcare Management 81, Barodawalla Mansion, Ground Floor, B Wing, Dr. Nayan P. Shah Ltd.* D. A. Besant Road, Worli Naka, Mumbai 400 018. Patni Computer Systems* 2nd Floor, Maestros House, Building No. 2, Sector Ms. Aparna Priyadarshi 2, Millennium Business Park, MIDC, Mhape, Navi Mumbai 400 701. Peerless Hospital & B.K. Roy Research 360, Panchsayar, Kolkata 700 094. Dr. T.K. Mitra Centre People’s Association for Training and C/H2/4-7 & C/1-1/16-17, Cheeta Camp, Trombay, Mr. C.T. Chacko Health Mumbai 400 088. Appendix 2 31

Agency Address Field Work Supervisor(s) Prince Aly Khan Hospital* Aga Hall, Nesbit Road, Mazgaon, Dr. Ranjit Pandey Mumbai 400 010. Public Health Department F South Ward Municipal Office, 3rd Floor, Dr. B. Dr. Alka Karande Ambedkar Road, Parel, Mumbai 400 012. Rajawadi Hospital Ghatkopar (E), Mumbai 400 077. The Dean S.K. Patil Hospital Daptary Road, Malad (E), Mumbai 400 097. The Dean S.V.D. Savarkar Hospital City Survey No. 506 & 507, Mahatma Phule Road, The Dean Mulund (E), Mumbai 400 081. Sant Muktabai Hospital Barve Nagar, Ghatkopar (W), Mumbai 400 084. The Dean SEARCH* Shodhagram P.O., Gadchiroli 442 605 Dr. Abhay Bang Seth G.S.M & K.E.M. Hospital Dr. S.S. Rao Road, Parel, Mumbai 400 012. Dr. N.A. Kshirsagar SEWA (Rural) Jhagadia 393 110, Dist. Bharuch, Gujarat. Dr. Pankaj Shah Siddharth Hospital Motilal Nagar, Opp Post Office, Goregaon (W), The Dean Mumbai 400 104. Sir. H.N. Hospital Padmashri Gordhan Bappa Chowk, Dr. P.M. Bhujang and Rajarammohan Roy Marg, Mumbai 400 004. Mr. Sunil Nath Streehitakarini Lokmanya Nagar Compound, Kakasaheb Gadgil Dr. Jessie Chaphekar Marg, Dadar, Mumbai 400 014. Tata Memorial Hospital* Dr. E. Borghes Road, Parel, Mumbai 400 012. Dr. H.K.V. Narayan Turbhe Health and Development Shivshakti Nagar, Next to Sarmai Temple, Ms. Vineeta Balekundri Project Near Shiv Sena Shakha No. 1, Turbhe Store, Turbhe, Navi Mumbai V.N. Desai Hospital Golibar Road, 11th Road, Santacruz (E), TPS III, The Dean Mumbai 400 055. Wockhardt Hospital & Medical Centre III A, Rash Behari Avenue, Kolkata 700 029. Ms. S. Sen Wockhardt Hospital and Heart Institute 14, Cunningham Road, Bangalore 560 052. Mr. Vishal Bali Wockhardt Ltd.* Wockhardt Towers, Bandra–Kurla Complex, Mr. Ramchandra Rao Bandra (E), Mumbai 400 051.

FIELD WORK AGENCIES FOR DIPLOMA IN PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT STUDENTS AFL Logistics Marol, Andheri (E), Mumbai 400 059. Mr. R.T. Walekar Bharat Bijlee Ltd. Belapur Road, Kalwa, Thane 400 601. Mr. K.G. Sasikumar Bharat Petroleum Corpn. Ltd. Mahul, Mumbai 400 074. Mr. Anjaneyalu Godrej & Boyce Mfg. Co. Ltd. Plant II, ‘B’ Wing, Pirojshahnagar, Vikhroli, Ms. Vaishali Mumbai 400 079. Great Maratha Sahar, Mumbai. Mr. Purandare Herdillia Chemicals Ltd. Juinagar, Navi Mumbai 400 705. Mr. V.D. Pujari Hikal Chemical Ind. Ltd. CBD Belapur, Navi Mumbai 400 704. Mr. Santkumar Bhan IDBI Intech Ltd. IDBI Tower, Cuffe Parade, Mumbai 400 005. Mr. D. Datta Jet Airways Marol, Andheri (E), Mumbai 400 059. Mr. H. Hariharan National Stock Exchange Mahindra Towers, Mumbai 400 016. Mr. Rajesh Bagwe Philips India Limited Andheri (E), Mumbai 400 093. Mr. S.R. Srinivasan 32 Appendix 2

Agency Address Field Work Supervisor(s) Stock Holding Corporation of India Vikhroli (W), Mumbai 400 079. Mr. Bhaskar Nambiar Ltd. Thirdware Solution Ltd. SEEPZ, Andheri (E), Mumbai 400 096. Ms. Archana Singh

INTERNSHIPS FOR DIPLOMA IN HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION STUDENTS Bhabha Atomic Research Centre Anushakti Nagar, Mumbai 400 094. Dr. B.J. Shankar Hospital Bombay Hospital Bombay Hospital Avenue, Mumbai 400 020. Dr. D.P. Vyas Breach Candy Hospital and Research 60, Bhulabhai Desai Road, Mumbai 400 026. Dr. Ashok Bhatkhande Centre Dr. Bhalabhai Nanavati Hospital S.V. Road, Vile Parle (W), Mumbai 400 056. Mr. Micah Joseph Holy Spirit Hospital Mahakali Caves Road, Andheri (E), Dr.M.B.Shah Mumbai 400 093. Jaslok Hospital and Research Centre 15, Dr. G. Deshmukh Marg, Mumbai 400 026. Lt. Gen. (Dr.) P.K. Chakraborthy L.T.M.G. Medical College & Hospital Sion, Mumbai 400 022. Dr. Yeolekar Lilavati Hospital and Research Centre Bandra Reclamation, Mumbai 400 050. Mr. Prakash Mhare P.D. Hinduja National Hospital and Veer Savarkar Marg, Mahim, Mumbai 400 016. Brig. Joe Curian Medical Research Centre Prince Aly Khan Hospital Aga Hall, Nesbit Road, Mazgaon, Dr. Ranjit Pandey Mumbai 400 010. Seth G.S.M. and K.E.M. Hospital Dr. S.S. Rao Road, Parel, Mumbai 400 012. Dr. Kshirsagar Tata Memorial Hospital Dr. E. Borghes Road, Parel, Mumbai 400 012. Dr. H.K.V. Narayan The Bandra Holy Family Hospital St. Andrew’s Road, Bandra, Mumbai 400 050. Sr. Aquinas

Note: * New Field Work Agencies. APPENDIX 3 M.Phil./Ph.D. Seminars

Title of the Self Study/Paper/Research Proposal Name of Scholar Date

Research Proposal: Patterns of Urban Neighbourhood Relationships Mr. Chandrasiri Niriella Mar. 22, 2002 among the Slum Dwellers in City of Colombo: A Sociological Analysis of Low Income Urban Neighbourhoods

Research Proposal: Technological Dualism, Changing Economic Mr. P. Gopinath Mar. 20, 2002 Paradigm and the Response of the Traditional Enterprises in the Post Welfare Era: A Case Study of Khadi

Research Proposal: Role of Communication in Downsizing: Case Mr. Rajeev Kumar Jan. 30, 2002 Study of a Manufacturing Organisation

Self-Study Paper: Educational Development of the Tribals of West Ms. Sujata Mallick Jan. 17, 2002 Bengal and their Struggle for Identity: A Theoretical Approach

Research Proposal: Hinduism and Ecological Consciousness: A Study Ms. Samta Pandya Dec. 24, 2001 of Voluntary Initiatives

Research Proposal: Role of Preventive Interventions with Families Ms. Priya Anaokar Dec. 20, 2001 in Promoting Mental Health of Children

Self-Study Paper: Theoretical Perspectives on Education Mr. Sthabir Khora Sep. 6, 2001

Self-Study Paper: Sociological Study of City: A Theoretical Exploration Mr. Chandrasiri Niriella Aug. 14, 2001

Research Proposal: Muslim Community and Education: An Interface Ms. Nibedita Datta Jul. 27, 2001

Self-Study Paper: Role of Communication in Management of Mr. Rajeev Kumar Jun. 19, 2001 Change APPENDIX 4 Research Projects and Other Projects

Title of Project Sponsor Date of Present Position Faculty in Charge Sanction

INTER-DEPARTMENT/UNIT PROJECTS

An Evaluation Study of the Ministry of Social Jan. 2002 Preparation of tools Dr. K. Anil Kumar and Umbrella Scheme to Promote Justice, Government Dr. Bipin K. Jojo Voluntary Action for Persons of India (GOI) with Disabilities

Socioeconomic Survey of City and Industrial Jan. 2002 Field data collection Ms. Anita Rath, Project Affected Persons in Development Dr.J.J.RoyBurman, Navi Mumbai Corporation (CIDCO), Prof. R.N. Sharma and Navi Mumbai Ms. Jayanti Gokhale

Social Impact and Need Gujarat State Disaster Sep. 2001 Submitted preliminary Prof. C. Sengupta, Assessment for Management report Ms. Katy Gandevia and Post-Earthquake Rehabilitation Authority Prof.R.D.Naik and Reconstruction in Gujarat

Video on Watershed UNESCO Aug. 2001 Script writing in progress Mr. M.D. Sawant and Management Prof. Anjali Monteiro

Preparation of a Teacher’s Sarvajanik Education Jul. 2001 Ongoing Prof. Murli Desai and Handbook for Life Skills in Society Dr.N.Rustomfram Young Adolescents

Status of Tribal Women in Maharashtra State Jun. 2001 Data collection completed Prof. Chhaya Datar and Maharashtra Commission on in 25 talukas Dr. Santosh Kumar Women

Curriculum for B.A. Social Rural Campus, TISS Apr. 2001 Draft curriculum prepared Ms. Rekha Mammen, Work (Rural Development) Prof. Chhaya Datar, Prof. D. Saldanha, Prof. Anjali Monteiro, Dr. Surinder Jaswal, Dr. Amita Bhide, Ms. Lata Narayan and Ms. Anjali Dave

An Experiential Workshop on BMC Mar. 2001 Intervention completed Dr.N.Rustomfram, Motivation and Prevention of and follow-up has been Dr. Revati Balu, Burnout among Health initiated Ms. Sabiha Vasi, Personnel of Brihanmumbai Ms. Brinelle D’Souza Municipal Corporation (BMC) and Dr. Srilatha Juvva

Curriculum Handbook Series Tata Education Trust Mar. 2001 Review of Literature and Ms. Rekha Mammen, on Development Social Work Revision of Project Plan Dr.N.Rustomfram, Ms. Katy Gandevia and Ms. T.S Adhikari

Rapid Assessment of Villages Government of Feb. 2001 Final Report submitted Prof. Janki Andharia , in Earthquake Affected Areas of Gujarat Dr.N.Rustomframand Gujarat Dr. Mouleshri Vyas

Contemporary Self and Society Board of Research Jan. 2001 Data analysis and report Dr. Vikash Pandey and Through Psychoanalytic Eyes Studies (BRS), TISS writing in progress Mr. K. Ravindran Appendix 4 35

Title of Project Sponsor Date of Present Position Faculty in Charge Sanction

A Study of Household Centre for Health Dec. 2000 Report writing Dr. Bipin K. Jojo and Expenditure on Health in a Studies (CHS), TISS Mr. Parthasarathi Tribal PHC Area Mondal Development Studies in India: BRS, TISS Jul. 2000 Completed Prof. Murli Desai, Classified Bibliographies and Ms. Rekha Mammen, Research Organisations Dr.N.Rustomfram, Ms. Katy Gandevia and Ms.T.S.Adhikari Study on Project Management Rural Campus, TISS Jun. 2000 Report writing of Phase I Mr. Ram Rathod, in the Indo-German Watershed Mr. Ramesh Jare and Development Programme Ms. Rekha Mammen Evaluation of the Goat Rearing JRD Tata and Oct. 1999 Report writing of Phase I Mr. Ram Rathod and Project for Women: Impact Thelma J. Tata Ms. Rekha Mammen Assessment Trust Families, Women, Work and CHS, TISS Aug. 1999 Report writing Dr. Lakshmi Lingam, Health in the Context of SAP Dr. Vrinda Datta and Dr. Maveen S. Pereira Sexuality in India CHS, TISS Apr. 1999 Revision of papers Dr. K. Anil Kumar, Prof. Usha S. Nayar, Prof. Shalini Bharat, Prof. Lina Kashyap, Dr. Surinder Jaswal, Dr. Leena Abraham, Dr. D.P. Singh, Dr. Shankar Das and Dr. P.M. Sandhya Rani Primary Health Care in India: CHS, TISS Apr. 1999 Draft papers received Prof.S.SivaRaju, Issues, Challenges and from authors Ms. Katy Gandevia, Prospects Dr. P.M. Sandhya Rani and Dr. K. Anil Kumar A Study on Relief and Ministry of Jan. 1996 Completed Ms. Rekha Mammen Rehabilitation Relating to the Agriculture, GOI and Dr. K. Anil Kumar Osmanabad-Latur Earthquake of 1993

DEPARTMENT/UNIT PROJECTS

DEPUTY DIRECTOR

SAMARTH: Community Based TASH Foundation Jan. 2001 Ongoing Prof. Usha S. Nayar Rehabilitation of the Disabled in Urban Slum Settings New Information Technology Research Council, Dec. 2000 Data Analysis Prof. Usha S. Nayar and the Young Generation: Oslo, and NTNU, Evolving Identities and Values Trondheim, Norway in a Mediated Environment Influence of Information and Childwatch Jun. 1999 Data Collection Prof. Usha S. Nayar Communication Technologies International, Oslo, on Children and Adolescents’ Norway Life: A Multi-National Study 36 Appendix 4

Title of Project Sponsor Date of Present Position Faculty in Charge Sanction

DEPARTMENT OF CRIMINOLOGY AND CORRECTIONAL ADMINISTRATION

Medical Facilities in Indian CHS, TISS Sep. 2000 Report writing Dr. Arvind Tiwari Prisons: Role of Prison Doctors and Paramedical Staff to Uphold the Rights to Health of Prisoners Status Paper on Human Rights BRS, TISS Aug. 2000 Report writing Dr. Arvind Tiwari in India

DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY AND CHILD WELFARE

Evaluation of Model Cluster Department of Sep. 2001 Report completed Ms. Anjali Dave Development Approach for Girl Education, Child Education in Uttar Government of Uttar Pradesh Pradesh Inspection of Street Children CHILDLINE India Sep. 2001 Completed Dr. Neela Dabir and Project of 12 Different Agencies Ms. Mohua Nigudkar Violence Against Women: Centre for Research Jul. 2001 Second phase of data Dr. Neela Dabir Study of Family Counselling on Violence Against collection Centres and Short Stay Homes Women in Maharashtra Centre for Research on Ford Foundation Nov. 2000 Ongoing Ms. Anjali Dave Violence Against Women

DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAL AND PSYCHIATRIC SOCIAL WORK

Documentation of Use of Play Sir Dorabji Tata Trust Sep. 2001 Data collection Ms. S. Maitra Therapy with Emotionally Disturbed Children Facing the Fear: HIV/AIDS Panos Institute Aug. 2001 Completed Ms. S. Maitra Related Stigma and Discrimination Study on Male Sexual and United Nations Nov. 2000 Data collection Dr. Surinder Jaswal Reproductive Health in Thane Population Fund City A Strategy for Addressing Rockefeller Sep. 2000 Data collection Dr. Surinder Jaswal Reproductive Health Issues Foundation Concerning Married Adolescents and Young Adults in Rural Areas of Western Maharashtra RTI—Asia Project: A Review of Ford Foundation Aug. 2000 Report submitted Dr. Surinder Jaswal Girl and Women’s Health in India Sexuality in Persons with CHS, TISS Jul. 2000 Report writing Prof. V.V. Nadkarni, Visual Disability Dr. Srilatha Juvva and Dr. Anita Rego Annotated Bibliography and CHS, TISS Feb. 2000 Paper writing Prof. V.V. Nadkarni Status Papers on HIV/AIDS Counselling Appendix 4 37

Title of Project Sponsor Date of Present Position Faculty in Charge Sanction

Aghai Primary Health Centre: A CHS, TISS Jan. 2000 Report submitted Ms. Katy Gandevia Study of People’s Mental Health Needs and Integration of Mental Health Services with Primary Health Services Child Sexual Abuse in Thane CHS, TISS Oct. 1999 Draft report submitted Dr. Surinder Jaswal Sero-Discordant Couple Study University of Sep. 1999 Data collection Ms. Brinelle D’Souza California, San Francisco

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WELFARE ADMINISTRATION

A Study on Tribal Domestic BRS, TISS Aug. 2000 Report writing Dr. Bipin K. Jojo Workers in Mumbai City

DEPARTMENT OF URBAN AND RURAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

Health Needs Assessment of M.L. Dhawale Trust Mar. 2002 Data entry and analysis Dr. Amita Bhide Villages in Palghar Tehsil Approach Paper on Community Ministry of Jan. 2002 Report submitted Prof. Janki Andharia Participation in Disaster Agriculture, GOI Management Decentralising Intervention on Academy of Nov. 2001 Final report submitted Ms. Punam Sah Food Security through Grain Development Science Banks: A Report An Evaluation of Drought Catholic Relief Sep. 2001 Completed Dr. H. Beck Emergency Relief Programme Services by Catholic Relief Services (in a few districts of Gujarat and Rajasthan) Alternative Education The Akanksha Jan. 2001 Draft final report Dr. Mouleshri Vyas Strategies for the Urban Poor: Foundation submitted A Review of the Akanksha Foundation, Mumbai Needs Assessment Survey of Maharashtra Oct. 1999 Draft final report Prof. Janki Andharia, Project Affected Households of Industrial submitted Dr. H. Beck and Barvi Dam Development Mr.P.K.Shajahan Corporation Learning from People: A Study BRS, TISS Apr. 1997 Completed Dr. Amita Bhide and of People’s Perception of Dr. Maveen S. Pereira Malnutrition

DEPARTMENT OF PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS

Managing Change in Human Self Mar. 2001 Completed Dr. D.K. Srivastava Resource/Industrial Relations: A Case Study of Britannia, Delhi Life After Voluntary Retirement: Ministry of Labour, Jan. 2000 Final report submitted Prof. R.C. Datta Examining the Human Face of GOI Structural Adjustment Programme 38 Appendix 4

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DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES STUDIES

Developing Clinical Indicators World Bank Dec. 2001 Data analysis Dr. Harshad Thakur, Dr. Kanchan Mukherjee and Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian

Developing MHA Programme Africa University Aug. 2001 Completed Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian for Africa University

Evaluation of Aga Khan Health Aga Khan Health Aug. 2001 Completed Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian Service India Programme Service, India

Coordinating an Assessment of World Health Jul. 2001 Report writing Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian the Enabling Environment for Organisation Health Policy and Systems (WHO) Research in Developing Countries (Mali, Zimbabwe, India, Colombia, Egypt)

An Assessment of the Enabling WHO Jul. 2001 Report writing Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian Environment for Health Policy and Systems Research: Country Case Study, India

Strengthening of Health Rockefeller Jan. 2001 Data collection Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian Research in Non-governmental Foundation Organisations in India

Medicine, Belief and Reason: CHS, TISS Mar. 2000 Report writing Dr. N. Nakkeeran Medico-Religious Practices in a South Indian Village: A Working Paper

Tobacco Use Among Women WHO Mar. 1998 Report writing Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian and Children

Urbanisation and Changing CHS, TISS Jan. 1996 Completed Ms. Ramila Bisht Health Status of Koli Fishermen in New Bombay

DEPARTMENT OF RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

A Study of Evaluation of Yuvak Pratisthan, Dec. 2000 Report submitted Prof. R.D. Naik Hepatitis-B Free Project Mumbai

Morbidity and Utilisation of CHS, TISS Oct. 1998 Completed Dr. D.P. Singh Health Services in Maharashtra: Evidence from NSS data of 42nd and 52nd Rounds

Emerging Pattern of Migration BRS, TISS Jul. 1998 Report writing Dr. D.P. Singh in Maharashtra: A Thirty-Year Review

Demographic Study of Greater BRS, TISS Apr. 1992 Report writing Dr. D.P. Singh Bombay with Special Emphasis on Migration Appendix 4 39

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DEPARTMENT OF EXTRA MURAL STUDIES

Monitoring the Progress of Deepam Education Feb. 2002 Completed Dr. N. Rustomfram RCH Training Society for Health

Impact of Training for Masons Ambuja Cement Sep. 2001 Completed Dr. N. Rustomfram and for Earthquake Affected in Foundation Ms. Sabiha Vasi Gujarat

Situational Analysis of TN Medical College Apr. 2001 Completed Dr. Shankar Das Orderlies: Hospital Based Study and BYL Nair Hospital and BMC

Household Survey of Polio Polio Foundation, Jul. 2000 Completed Dr. Shankar Das Affected Children in Bansali Trust Banaskantha District, Gujarat

UNIT FOR CHILD AND YOUTH RESEARCH

Post-Matric Scholarships for Ministry of Social Mar. 2002 Preliminary work Prof. G.G. Wankhede Scheduled Castes: An Justice and Evaluation of the Scheme in Empowerment, GOI Rajasthan

State Government and BRS, TISS Jan. 2002 Data analysis Prof. G.G. Wankhede Construction of Child Labour in and Mr. Aseem Prakash Post-Colonial India

Review of Child, Relief and You Sir. Dorabji Tata Trust Jan. 2002 Completed Ms. Lata Narayan

Sensitising Teachers on National Council for Nov. 2001 Final draft under Prof. G.G. Wankhede Non-Discrimination Based on Teacher Education preparation Caste and Tribe: Hand Book (NCTE)

Trend Report on Research in NCTE Nov. 2001 Data collection Prof. G.G. Wankhede Education: 1994–2000

Child Adoption: Trends and Self Oct. 2001 Data analysis Dr. Vrinda Datta Issues

An Evaluation Study on Ministry of Human Feb. 2001 Report submitted Dr. C.J. Sonowal Environmental Orientation to Resource School Education Development, Department of Education, GOI

Teacher Assessment of BRS, TISS Oct. 2000 Coding in progress Dr. R. Konantambigi Teaching-Learning Problems in Children with Learning Problems as Manifested in the Normal Classrooms

Factors Affecting Job UNICEF Jun. 2000 Completed Dr. Vrinda Datta Performance of Anganwadi Workers in Three Districts of Maharashtra

A Study of Urban Early UNICEF Jun. 2000 Completed Dr. Vrinda Datta Childhood Programmes 40 Appendix 4

Title of Project Sponsor Date of Present Position Faculty in Charge Sanction

Sex Ratio at Birth in India: CHS, TISS Jan. 2000 Draft Report submitted Dr. K. Anil Kumar Levels, Trends and Implications Female Sex Workers and their CHS, TISS Sep. 1999 Report writing Dr. K. Anil Kumar Clients: A Study of their Sexuality Role of Primary Health Centre CHS, TISS Apr. 1999 Final report writing Dr. P.M. Sandhya Rani in the Promotion of Nutrition Programme: A Study in Andhra Pradesh Problems and Prospects of BRS, TISS Aug. 1998 Report submitted Dr. C.J. Sonowal Entrepreneurship Development Among the Tribal Youth in Assam Child Development Workers in BRS, TISS Mar. 1998 Ongoing Dr. Vrinda Datta Maharashtra Reproductive Health of BRS, TISS Apr. 1997 Completed Dr. P.M. Sandhya Rani Adolescents and Young Married Girls: A Study in Mumbai

UNIT FOR RESEARCH IN THE SOCIOLOGY OF EDUCATION

Creating Shared Meaning: BRS, TISS Dec. 2001 Data collection Dr. Ranu Jain Understanding Community Interventions in Education in India Social Status and Educational University of Jul. 2001 Data collection Dr. Leena Abraham and Decisions Pennsylvania Prof. Padma Velaskar School to Labour Market: BRS, TISS Nov. 2000 Preparation for field work Dr. Leena Abraham Tracing the Career Profile of Students of Government Schools The Bharat Gyan Vigyan Samiti: Ministry of HRD, Mar. 2000 Report writing Prof. D. Saldanha Organisation, Networking and Department of Intervention in Literacy Education, GOI Campaigns Factors in Primary School BRS, TISS Aug. 1999 Data collection Mr. Sthabir Khora Teachers Motivation and its Effect on Primary School Drop-outs Participatory Process Analysis National Literacy Dec. 1998 Report writing Prof. D. Saldanha and Impact Studies of Literacy Resource Centre Campaigns

UNIT FOR URBAN STUDIES

Reorganisation of Kerala Asian Development Mar. 2002 Ongoing Prof. R.N. Sharma Electricity Board Bank (ADB) and Government of Kerala Appendix 4 41

Title of Project Sponsor Date of Present Position Faculty in Charge Sanction

Reorganisation of Gujarat ADB and Government Nov. 2001 Ongoing Prof. R.N. Sharma Electricity Board of Gujarat

Preparation of Development Municipal Corporation Aug. 2001 Report writing Prof. R.N. Sharma Plan for Sangli-Miraj Municipal of Sangli-Miraj Corporation

Social Sciences in SAARC Sir Dorabji Tata Trust Dec. 2000 Ongoing Prof. C. Sengupta Countries and Ratan Tata Trust

Study on Situational Analysis Family Welfare Oct. 2000 Data analysis Prof. S. Siva Raju of the Older Persons in Agency (FWA), Mumbai Mumbai

Existing Patterns of Health Care CHS, TISS Sep. 2000 Report submitted Prof. S. Siva Raju System in Rural India: An Analytical Study

Study of Profile of the Impact India Jun. 2000 Report submitted Prof. S. Siva Raju Disabled: A Micro-Level Study Foundation, Mumbai

Study of Networking of FWA May 2000 Report submitted Prof. S. Siva Raju Organisations Working for the Care of Older Persons in Mumbai

Social Mapping of FWA May 2000 Report submitted Prof. S. Siva Raju Organisations Working for Care of Older Persons in Mumbai

UNIT FOR RESEARCH AND CONSULTANCY IN SOCIAL POLICY AND SOCIAL WELFARE ADMINISTRATION

Strategic Planning Report for Abhivyakti: Media for Apr. 2002 Data collection Dr. Rajshree P. Mahtani Abhivyakti Development

A Case Study of Joint Forest Forest Department, Mar. 2002 Report writing Prof. Ratna Naik Management in West Bengal GOI

Impact Assessment Study of Ministry of Rural Mar. 2002 Preliminary work Prof. Ratna Naik the Programme of the Ministry Development, GOI of Rural Development in Ahmednagar District in Maharashtra

Strategic Planning Report for Special Cell for Mar. 2002 Conducting the strategic Dr. Rajshree P. Mahtani the Special Cell: An Action Women and Children, planning exercise Research Project TISS

Participatory Approach to Forest Department, Oct. 2001 Report writing Prof. Ratna Naik Protected Area Management: A Government of Case Study of Kudremukh Karnataka National Park

An Organisational Review of ARZ Mar. 2001 Completed Dr. Rajshree P. Mahtani Anyay Rahit Zindagi (ARZ) 42 Appendix 4

Title of Project Sponsor Date of Present Position Faculty in Charge Sanction

A Study on the Factors Ministry of Social Feb 2000 Report writing Dr. A. Ramaiah Responsible for High Rate of Justice and Acquittals in Untouchability Empowerment, GOI and Atrocity Cases Registered under the PCR Act, 1955, and the SCs and STs (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989 Syncretisms in West Bengal BRS, TISS Mar. 1997 Report submitted Dr. J.J. Roy Burman

UNIT FOR RURAL STUDIES

Assessing Remedial Classes Pratham, Mumbai Aug. 2001 Three reports presented Dr. Alka Parikh

UNIT FOR WOMEN’S STUDIES

Rules for the New Juvenile Department of Oct. 2001 Drafted the Rules for the Dr. Asha Bajpai Justice (Care and Protection of Women and Child Juvenile Justice Act Children) Act, 2001 Development and Maharashtra State Monitoring Committee on Juvenile Justice Implementation of Prevention Mumbai High Court, May 2001 Recommendations Dr. Asha Bajpai of Immoral Traffic Act, 1986 and Department of submitted Women and Child Development, GOI Survey of Remand Homes of Department of Aug. 1998 Ongoing Dr. Asha Bajpai Mumbai Women and Child Development, GOI Children and Courts BRS, TISS Mar. 1998 Completed Dr. Asha Bajpai

UNIT FOR FAMILY STUDIES

Development of HIV/AIDS Data UNAIDS, New Delhi Aug. 2001 Data collection and Prof. Shalini Bharat Base in Behavioural Research data entry for Political Advocacy in South Asia Child Adoption in Mumbai: A BRS, TISS Dec. 2000 Data entry Prof. Shalini Bharat Study of Profiles and Trends in the Nineties Self-Help Groups Among Older BRS, TISS Apr. 1999 Report submitted Ms. Rosamma Veedon Persons: The Case of Senior Citizens Associations of Mumbai

UNIT FOR MEDIA AND COMMUNICATIONS

Naatha: Part II of Video Series Unit for Media and Dec. 2001 Video documentation Dr. K.P. Jayasankar and on Mumbai Communications Prof. Anjali Monteiro (UMC) Video on TISS UMC Jun. 2001 Script writing Ms. B. Manjula and Mr.M.D.Sawant Appendix 4 43

Title of Project Sponsor Date of Present Position Faculty in Charge Sanction

Understanding the Media BRS, TISS Aug. 1997 Report writing Prof. Anjali Monteiro Reception Strategies of Youth and Dr. K.P. Jayasankar

SOCIAL WORK EDUCATION AND PRACTICE CELL Technical Assistance a nd Government of Jan. 2002 Report submitted Prof. Murli Desai Coordination for Review of 30 Maharashtra Institutions of Social Work Education in Maharashtra Child Protection: Current UNICEF, India Jul. 2001 Completed Prof. Murli Desai Status and Recommendations for Strategies for the India Country Programme for 2003–2007 A Classified Bibliography on UNICEF, India Jul. 2001 Report submitted Prof. Murli Desai Child Protection in India: 1984–2001 APPENDIX 5 Field Action Projects

INTER-DEPARTMENT/UNIT PROJECTS Monitoring Social Aspects of Rehabilitation for Tata Relief Committee, estd.: 2001 Rajkot and Jamnagar. Objectives : · Guiding social aspects of earthquake rehabilitation work. Programmes : · Training, documentation and some degree of demonstration. Project Staff : Mr. Kumar Nilotpal. Faculty in Charge : Prof. Janki Andharia, Dr. N. Rustomfram, Dr. Mouleshri Vyas and Mr. P.K. Shajahan. Media Initiatives Towards Community Empowerment and Rural Development, estd: 2001 TISS Rural Campus, Tuljapur. Objectives : · To develop video productions through a process of training. · To document and evaluate the processes and activities undertaken. Programmes : · Training for the Rural Campus (RC) staff in media skills. · Collaborative video documentation. Project Staff : Existing staff of the Unit for Media and Communications and RC. Faculty in Charge : Prof. Anjali Monteiro, Dr. K.P. Jayasankar and Prof. Chhaya Datar. Towards Communal Harmony, estd.: 1993 Ghatkopar Asalfa Pipeline Area. Objectives : · To strengthen the community in order to make it less vulnerable for communal harmony. Programme : · Manual writing in progress. Faculty in Charge : Dr. Ranu Jain, Dr. Amita Bhide and Ms. Ruchi Sinha.

DEPARTMENT/UNIT PROJECTS

DEPARTMENT OF CRIMINOLOGY AND CORRECTIONAL ADMINISTRATION

Prayas, estd.: 1990 9/1, B.D.D. Chawls, Worli, Mumbai 400018. Objectives : · To demonstrate the need for social work intervention in the criminal justice system. · Work towards rehabilitation of persons affected by crime and prostitution. · Explore government and voluntary services to aid social integration of such persons. · Draw the attention of concerned authorities to pertinent issues. · Generate knowledge in the field of criminology and corrections through research and documentation of field experiences. Programmes : · Provided services to undertrial prisoners so as to help them cope with their problems and to motivate them towards reformation and rehabilitation. · Balwadi for children of prisoners housed inside the Mumbai Central and Kalyan District Prison. · Assisted children of prisoners left outside prison. · After care services to persons after release from prison. · Assisted complainants, victims, accused persons, their families, and the general public in regard to legal aid and information, emergency support, and referral to welfare services in the court. · Organised legal aid and awareness programmes in collaboration with the Government Legal Aid authorities. · Worked with girls in government institutions and coordinated with functionaries of the administration, so as to work towards social integration of inmates. · Provided vocational training and arranged for government certified training courses inside the institutions. · Developed resources in Mumbai and in outside districts/states, in support of rehabilitation. · Training-cum-Production Centre. Appendix 5 45

· Published a report entitled ‘Forced Separation: Children of imprisoned Mothers’. · Brought out Umang Patrika, a magazine containing writings by clients, and staff attached to the criminal justice system Project Staff : Mr. S. Vijay Raghavan and 32 others. Faculty in Charge : Prof. D.R. Singh.

DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY AND CHILD WELFARE Special Cell for Women and Children, estd.: 1984 Office of Commissioner of Police, Dadar Police Station, Kandivli Police Station, Mumbai; and Ulhasnagar, Thane. Objectives : · Rebuild violated women’s self-esteem, self-worth and dignity. · Offer immediate services such as police assistance; placement in institutions or referral to family service agencies; counselling; referral to medical, psychiatric, educational, and vocational services; and legal aid. · Be a liaison between the police and organisations for women and children. · Create awareness about the humiliations and atrocities against women, children, professional groups and general public. · Document the work of the work and develop training material. Programmes : · Exploratory study of the role of caste panchayat in cases of violence against women · Participation in muslim women’s initiatives on review of laws/practices/procedures of marriage, family and divorce. · Memorandum of Understanding signed between Maharashtra State, UNIFEM and TISS to initiate 10 Cells in Maharashtra. · Press campaign for changes in Domestic Violence Bill, 2002. · Core work with violated women and children continued. · Training of police officials in the north west region of the city. Project Staff : Ms. Vandana Nanavare, Ms. Pratibha Jagtap, Ms. Surekha Jagtap, Ms. Anagha Sarpotdar, Ms. Vrushali Athalye, Ms. Nikhat S., Ms. Divya T., Ms. Kamolika D. and Ms. Deepa G. Faculty in Charge: Ms. Anjali Dave and Ms. Trupti Panchal.

DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAL AND PSYCHIATRIC SOCIAL WORK Cell for AIDS Research Action and Training, estd.: 1993 Mumbai. Objectives : · Conduct relevant research on HIV and AIDS related issues like sexuality, independently and collaboratively with local, national and international organisations. · Develop training modules for different groups and train various groups in HIV and AIDS counselling for patients and their families, preventive education and related areas. · Provide consultancy to organisations outside the Institute, interested in training, research and field action projects. · Develop the capacities of different professionals for research and training in HIV and AIDS and related issues. Programmes : · Training programmes for health professionals and counsellors. · Consultancy on IEC and counselling to NACO and the Government of Maharashtra. · Consultancy to NGOs, based on needs and requirements. · Counselling of cases of sexual abuse through Muskaan and networking with FACSE. · Ongoing counselling and follow-up cases referred to SAVERA. · Setting up of telephone counselling at SAVERA. · Training programmes for peer educators among positive people and counsellors. Project Staff : Ms. Ujwala Bapat, Ms. Sheetal Aggarwal, Ms. Bhageshri Joshi and Mr. Raman Sandhu. Faculty in Charge: Ms. Brinelle D’Souza. Thane Health Project, estd.: 1988 Thane. Objectives : · To strengthen the utilisation of the health care services by working with various health functionaries, as well as groups of women, children and low-income groups. 46 Appendix 5

· To initiate and carry out need-based research to enable the Thane health system to respond more appropriately to people’s needs. · To initiate and demonstrate interventions in psycho-social aspects of health. Programmes : · Awareness raising on women and adolescent issues within the hospital. · Inauguration of the helpline for adolescents. · Awareness and publicity campaign on women and violence, and adolescent sexuality. · Networking with other NGOs. · Conducted street plays on women and adolescent issues at key junctions of Thane city. Project Staff : Ms. Aparna Joshi, Ms. Pradnya Shinde, and Ms. Archana Khedekar. Faculty in Charge : Dr. Surinder Jaswal.

Integrated Rural Health and Development Project, estd.: 1986 Aghai Village, Shahapur Taluka, Thane. Objectives : · Ameliorative measures on health and education. · Utilisation and generation of local resources. Programmes : · Anganwadi/Balwadis. · Income-generation for women (self-help groups). · Health monitoring system. · Health camps and construction of wells. · Health communication programmes. · Sewing classes. · Mother and child nutrition programmes. · Implementation of government development schemes. · Training of social work students. · Training centre and resource unit (documentation, research and staff development). · Annual Inter-Village Sports and Cultural Meet. · Community mobilisation through village core groups of community centres. · Mapping, location and construction of perennial wells. · Resource Centre consisting of audio-visual unit and documentation unit. Project Staff : Mr. Datta Jadhav, Ms. Kalpana Nimse, Ms. Sunita Thakre, Ms. Sujata Vishe, Ms. Ranjana Sahare, Ms. Lata Gawli, and Ms. Asmita Nimse. Faculty in Charge : Mr. Parthasarathi Mondal.

Muskaan: Child and Adolescent Guidance Centre (formerly known as the Child Guidance Clinic), estd.: 1937 BMC Abhyudaya Nagar, Arogya Kendra, Cotton Green (W), Mumbai. Objectives : · To serve as a resource centre for documentation, training, capacity building, research and consultation in the area of child and adolescent mental health. · To provide specialised clinical services through a multi-disciplinary team on issues related to emotional distress, sexuality and sexual abuse. · To create awareness about child and adolescent in mental health. · To network with organisations working with children for influencing policy on child mental health and child rights. Programmes : · Providing counselling and guidance to parents and children at the Centre. · Community outreach through schools and neighbourhoods. · Research on documentation of play therapy with emotionally disturbed children. · Mental health camp for children of the Zakaria Bunder community. · Child and adolescent mental health: a sensitisation and orientation programme for general practitioners, educators and those working with children. · Residential summer camp for children. · An orientation programme for school teachers. Project Staff : Ms. Freny Italia, Ms. Kiran Bhosale, Ms. Niloufer Shenoy, Ms. Sheila R., Ms. Vaibhavi Gadre and Ms. Draupadi Kanekar. Faculty in Charge : Ms. S. Maitra. Appendix 5 47

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WELFARE ADMINISTRATION

Nav Chetna, estd.: April 1996 Ulhasnagar, Thane District. Objectives : · Supplement government efforts in caring for children. · Sensitise staff of children’s institutions to children’s needs. · Assist government functionaries in certified schools and institutions for the physically disabled. · Humanise the atmosphere for the children living in the institutions. · Help to achieve the objectives of children’s institutions. Programmes : · Jodidar (for school going children — one to one teaching). · Nayak (information and guidance of vocational training). · Maitri (working with Mahila Mandals, F.C.C. Yuvak Mandals and ex-student association of the Child Care Institutions). · Anubhuti (working with staff of government child care institution for capacity building). Project Staff : Mr. Pravin Damle. Faculty in Charge : Ms. Rajashri Damle.

DEPARTMENT OF URBAN AND RURAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

Centre for Environment Technology and Resource Development, estd.: Jun 1983 Jambulpada, Sudhagad Taluka, Raigad District, Maharashtra Objective : · To work towards a better quality of life for Katkari and Thakan tribal people. Status : · With the phasing out of this field action project, work in the area is being carried forward by Adivasi Ekjut Vikas Sanstha, a voluntary organisation of the Katkari people. · Consolidation of documentation of the entire CETRD experience is underway. Faculty in Charge : Dr. Mouleshri Vyas and Dr. H. Beck.

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES STUDIES

Turbhe Health and Development Project, estd.: 1995 Turbhe, Navi Mumbai, and Kalyan-Dombivli Municipal Corporation Area. Objectives : · To demonstrate the impact of development on health. · Formation of youth groups and orienting them on issues related to adolescent reproductive health. Programmes : · Community Development activities. · Maternal and child health. · Human resource development. · HIV/AIDS counselling. · Integrated population and development project. Faculty in Charge : Dr. Kanchan Mukherjee and Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian.

DEPARTMENT OF EXTRA MURAL STUDIES

Developing a Training Package for Preventive Work with Children of Chemically Dependent Parents, estd.: 1996 TISS, Mumbai. Objectives : · To generate data on the specific needs of this high risk group. · To identify specific skills for preventive work with these children. · To develop a training package for field practitioners of all levels for use in their work with children of substance abusers. · To implement the above package in collaboration with related social welfare organisations and hospitals. Programmes : · Publishing and printing of the document ‘Reaching Out to Children of Alcoholics: A Training Package’. · Dissemination Workshop on ‘Reaching Out to Children of Alcoholics: A Training Package’. Faculty in Charge : Ms. Sabiha Vasi and Dr. Gita Shah (Retd. Faculty). 48 Appendix 5

UNIT FOR CHILD AND YOUTH RESEARCH Maharashtra FORCES (Forum for Creche and Child Care), estd.: 2000 TISS, Mumbai. Objectives : · To build network of organisations to safeguard the survival and development of the young child. · To form pre-school groups to lobby for policy and resources for holistic child care services. · To collect and disseminate information on situation of specific groups of children. Programmes : · Workshops on quality in early childhood care and development programmes. · Collaborating with Indian Association for Pre-school Education and Maharashtra Bal Shikshan Parishad to develop regulatory mechanism for early childhood programmes. · To do capacity building with various NGOs to address the early childhood period. · Developing a national tool for Quality Measurement. Project Staff : Ms. Bhairavi Dholakia. Faculty in Charge : Dr. Vrinda Datta and Dr. R. Konantambigi. Balwadi for Disadvantaged Children, estd. 1995 K.K. Marg Municipal School, Mumbai Central, Mumbai. Objective : · Pre-primary education for disadvantaged (pavement dweller families) children. Programme : · Regular programme for pre-school children with emphasis on creative activities. Faculty in Charge : Dr. R. Konantambigi. Non-Formal Education of Tribal Children of Betul, estd. 1995 Shapur Block, Betul, Madhya Pradesh. Objective : · To provide non-formal education (life skills) to predominantly out of school tribal children, and research documentation. Programmes : · Regular non-formal education classes. · Bal Melas. · Children’s camp. · Exposure trip for children. · Instructors’ training sessions. · Assessment and evaluation is on. · Data collection and coding procedures. Project Staff : Ms. Shamim Meghani and Mr. Anurag Modi. Faculty in Charge : Dr. R. Konantambigi. Hamara Club: Project for Street Children, estd.: July 1989 Dadar, K.K. Marg, Mumbai Central, Mahalaxmi, Nagpada and Prabhadevi. Objectives : · Development and empowerment of street children in the child rights perspective. · To reach out to street children in selected areas of Mumbai City. · To provide need based services for their growth and development. · To create awareness in the masses and community about the problems and needs of street children. · To network with government and non-government agencies dealing with street children, such as the police, the Municipal Corporation, the Judiciary, Hospitals and Welfare Agencies working for vulnerable children. Programmes : · Health care, nutrition, formal and non-formal education, vocational training, counselling, recreation, outings and camps, referral service, services for saving, locker facility, bathing facility, repatriation and library. · Support organisation for ‘CHILDLINE’, a helpline for children. Project Staff : Mr. Vithal Kshirsagar, Mr. Gajanan Patil, Ms. Rashmi Ojha, Mr. Kailash Kamble, Mr. Ganesh Gaikwad, Mr. Sanjay Bamne. Faculty in Charge : Prof. Asha J. Rane (Retd.) and Prof. G.G. Wankhede. APPENDIX 6 Publications by the Faculty

AUTHORED/EDITED VOLUMES

UNIT FOR URBAN STUDIES Prof. R.N. Sharma (co-editor) · Issues in Urban Development: A Case of Navi Mumbai, Jaipur: Rawat Publications, 2001. Prof.S.SivaRaju(co-editor) · Health Strategies and Population Regulation (Volumes 1 & 2), New Delhi: B.R. Publications, 2001. · Participatory Experiment in Holistic Rapid Development, New Delhi: B.R. Publications, 2002.

UNIT FOR SOCIAL POLICY AND SOCIAL WELFARE ADMINISTRATION Dr.J.J.RoyBurman · Syncretic Shrines and Communities, New Delhi: Mittal Publishers, 2001.

UNIT FOR FAMILY STUDIES Prof. Shalini Bharat (co-author) · India: HIV and AIDS Related Discrimination, Stigmatisation and Denial (UNAIDS Best Practice Collection—Key Material), Geneva: UNAIDS, 2001.

ARTICLES IN BOOKS AND JOURNALS

DIRECTOR Prof. R.R. Singh · Social Development: An Evolving Concept. In A.K. Lal and S. Sami Ahmad (Eds.), Social Change in Post-Independence India, Jaipur: Rawat Publications, 2001. · Social Intervention for Social Justice. In A.K. Lal (Ed.), Protective Discrimination: Ideology and Praxis, New Delhi: Concept Publishing Co., 2002.

DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY AND CHILD WELFARE Dr. Neela Dabir · Civil Society and Social Policy at Local Level: Non-Governmental Organisations and Mutual Aid Groups in Mumbai. In P. Salustowicz (Ed.), Social Strategies: Civil Society and Social Development, Germany: Peter Lang AG, European Academic Publishers, 2001. · Jal Kshetrame Stree Purush Asamanta Sambandhi Mudde, Bhageerath, 20(3), 32–38, 2001. · Rehabilitation and Counselling of Refugee Families in Sweden, Perspectives in Social Work, 14(3), 22–30, 2001. Ms. Anjali Dave (co-author) · Journey from Violence to Crime: A Research Study on Domestic Violence, The Indian Journal of Social Work, 62(3), 430–445, 2001.

DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAL AND PSYCHIATRIC SOCIAL WORK Mr. Parthasarathi Mondal · Krishnachandra Bhattacharyya’s Theory of Knowledge. In A. Mishra (Ed.), Spirituality, Science and Technology,New Delhi: Indian Philosophical Congress, 2002.

DEPARTMENT OF URBAN AND RURAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Prof. Janki Andharia · Imperatives of Globalisation: Challenges for Social Work Educators. In L. Shilneva and R. Sundby (Eds.), Social Work and Social Development: New Trends in a Changing Europe, Riga: Attistiba, 2000. 50 Appendix 6

DEPARTMENT OF PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS Prof.R.C.Datta · Life After Voluntary Retirement: Some Plain Truths, Indian Journal of Labour Economics, 44(3), 475–494, 2001. · Economic Reforms, Redundancy and National Renewal Fund: Human Face or Human Mask, Indian Journal of Labour Economics, 44(4), 675–689, 2001. Dr.D.K.Srivastava · Trade Union Situation in India: Views of Central Trade Union Organisations, Indian Journal of Industrial Relations, 36(4), 463–478. · Turnaround Without Tears: A Case Study of Britannia, Delhi Branch, Indian Journal of Labour Economics, 44(4), 759–769, 2001.

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES STUDIES Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian (co-author) · Global Literature Review on Private Sector Involvement in City Health Systems. In Proceedings of a WHO Consultative Meeting: Private Sector Involvement in City Health Systems, Kobe, Japan: WHO–Centre for Health Development, 2001. · Issues in Financing, Administering and Regulating Health Services in Bombay. In Proceedings of a WHO Global Meeting on Cities and Health: Management of Priority Health Issues, Kobe, Japan: WHO Centre for Health Development, 2001. Dr. Kanchan Mukherjee · Awareness and Practice of Bio-safety Precaution and Safe Waste Disposal Among Private Medical Practitioners in an Urban Slum Area, Indian Journal of Occupational Medicine, 44(2), 89–94, 2001. · World No Tobacco Day, Indian Journal of Occupational Medicine, 44(2), 99–100, 2001.

UNIT FOR CHILD AND YOUTH RESEARCH Dr. Vrinda Datta · Measurement and Regulation of Quality in Early Childhood Programme. In J.R. Christina (Compiler), Scaling Heights: A Strategy for the Improvement of Quality in Early Childhood Education, Chennai: M.S. Swaminathan Research Foundation, 2001. Dr. R. Konantambigi (co-author) · Functional Relationships in the Nuclear and Extended Family: A 16-Culture Study, International Journal of Psychology, 36(5), 289–300, 2001. Dr. K. Anil Kumar · Sex Ratio at Birth in India: Recent Trends and Differentials, The Journal of Family Welfare, 45(2), 10–18, 1999 (published in 2001).

UNIT FOR RESEARCH IN SOCIOLOGY OF EDUCATION Dr. Leena Abraham · Redrawing the Lakshman Rekha: Gender Differences and Cultural Constructions in Youth Sexuality in Urban India, South Asia, 24 (Special Issue), 133–156, 2001. · Understanding Youth Sexuality: A Study of College Students in Mumbai City, The Indian Journal of Social Work, 62(2), 233–248, 2001.

UNIT FOR URBAN STUDIES Prof. R.N. Sharma · Housing Strategy for the Rapidly Growing Metropolis of Bangalore. In R.S. Sandhu, S.S. Minhas and J. Sandhu (Eds.), Sustainable Human Settlements: The Asian Experience, Jaipur: Rawat Publications, 2001. Prof. R.N. Sharma and Prof.S.SivaRaju · Slum Issue in a Planned City. In R.N. Sharma and K. Sita (Eds.), Issues in Urban Development: A Case of Navi Mumbai, Jaipur: Rawat Publications, 2001. Appendix 6 51

Prof. C. Sengupta · Conceptualising Globalization: Issues and Implications, Economic and Political Weekly, 36(33), 3137–3144, 2001.

Prof.S.SivaRaju · Health of the Elderly in India: Issues and Implications, HelpAge India: Research and Development Journal, 8(1), 25–30, 2002.

Prof.S.SivaRaju(co-author) · Fertility Transition and its Determinants: A Path Analysis. In K. Mahadevan, P. Krishnaiah, V.K.R. Kumar, R. Jayasree, M.S.R. Murthy, P. Sumangala, M. Lalitha, K.K.S. Prasad, V.M. Sandeep, P.J. Reddy, S. Siva Raju and D. Usha Rani (Eds.), Participatory Experiment in Holistic Rapid Development: Successful Strategies for Empowerment of Women Regulation of Fertility and Rural Development in Andhra Pradesh, New Delhi: B.R. Publications, 2002. · Profile of Andhra Pradesh: Ecological Perspectives. In K. Mahadevan, P. Krishnaiah, V.K.R. Kumar, R. Jayasree, M.S.R. Murthy, P. Sumangala, M. Lalitha, K.K.S. Prasad, V.M. Sandeep, P.J. Reddy, S. Siva Raju and D. Usha Rani (Eds.), Participatory Experiment in Holistic Rapid Development: Successful Strategies for Empowerment of Women, Regulation of Fertility and Rural Development in Andhra Pradesh, New Delhi: B.R. Publications, 2002. · Profile of Andhra Pradesh: Urbanization. In K. Mahadevan, P. Krishnaiah, V.K.R. Kumar, R. Jayasree, M.S.R. Murthy, P. Sumangala, M. Lalitha, K.K.S. Prasad, V.M. Sandeep, P.J. Reddy, S. Siva Raju and D. Usha Rani (Eds.), Participatory Experiment in Holistic Rapid Development: Successful Strategies for Empowerment of Women Regulation of Fertility and Rural Development in Andhra Pradesh, New Delhi: B.R. Publications, 2002.

UNIT FOR RESEARCH AND CONSULTANCY IN SOCIAL POLICY AND SOCIAL WELFARE ADMINISTRATION

Dr.J.J.RoyBurman · Ethnicity and Revivalism Among Bhutias and Lepchas of Sikkim. In S. Sengupta (Ed.), Academic, New Delhi: Mittal Publications, 2001.

UNIT FOR RURAL STUDIES

Dr. Vikash Pandey · Freedom and Its Limits, Economic and Political Weekly, 37(11), 1034–1035, 2002. · Emancipated Bodies/Embodying Liberation: Debating through Fire, South Asia, 24(Special Issue), 119–132, 2001. · State, Society and Organization Discourse: Post-Welfare Regime and Sociological Imagination, Sociological Bulletin, 50(2), 251–263, 2001.

UNIT FOR WOMEN’S STUDIES

Prof. Chhaya Datar · Engendering Community Rights: A Case for Women’s Access to Water and Wasteland, Indian Journal of Gender Studies, 8(2), 178–191, 2001.

Dr. Lakshmi Lingam · Towards an Understanding of Women’s Health: Critical Overview of Women’s Studies, SAMYUKTA: A Journal of Women’s Studies, 2(1), 51–68, 2002. · Taking Stock: Women’s Movement and the State. In G. Shah (Ed.), Social Movements and the State, New Delhi: Sage Publications, 2002.

UNIT FOR FAMILY STUDIES

Prof. Shalini Bharat · On the Periphery: Psychology of Gender. In J. Pandey (Ed.), Psychology in India Revisited: Developments in the Discipline (Volume 2), Personality and Health Psychology, New Delhi: Sage Publications, 2001.

Ms. Rosamma Veedon · Elder Abuse in the Urban Context, The Indian Journal of Social Work, 62(3), 480–491, 2001. · Religion and Development, Jeevadhara, 31(184 & 185), 341–348, 2001. 52 Appendix 6

LIBRARY Dr. M. Koganuramath and Mr. Ravi Pothare · Bibliometric Analysis of the Indian Journal of Social Work: 1990–1999, Indian Journal of Information, Library and Society, 14(1–2), 13–19, 2001.

NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME UNIT Dr. R.K. Madhavi · Feminism: Reshaping the Development Communication Agenda, Social Welfare, 47(2), 18–25, 2001. · Political Transformation and Communication Technology: Retrospects and Prospects, Journal of Communication Studies, 29(1), 121–132, 2001.

UNIT FOR MEDIA AND COMMUNICATIONS Prof. Anjali Monteiro and Dr. K.P. Jayasankar · Between the Normal and the Imaginary. In I. Hagen and J. Wasko (Eds.), Consuming Audiences? Production and Reception in Media Research, New Jersey: Hampton Press, 2000. Dr. K.P. Jayasankar and Prof. Anjali Monteiro · Documentary and Ethnographic Film. In N.J. Smelser and P.B. Baltes (Eds.), International Encyclopaedia of the Social and Behavioral Sciences, Oxford: Elsevier Science, 2001. Prof. Anjali Monteiro and Dr. K.P. Jayasankar · Towards Gender Sensitivity in the Media, Manavi, 3(1), 2–4, 2002. Dr. K.P. Jayasankar and Prof. Anjali Monteiro · Images of the ‘Other’ in India, Media Development, 48(3), 312–35, 2001.

SOCIAL WORK EDUCATION AND PRACTICE CELL Prof. Murli Desai · Towards a Holistic Value: Framework for Training in Human Rights. In P.M. Katare and B.C. Barik (Eds.), Development, Deprivation and Human Rights Violation, Jaipur: Rawat Publications, 2002.

OTHER PUBLICATIONS

DEPUTY DIRECTOR Prof. Usha S. Nayar · Appeal to Helping Professions: Protect Mankind and Prevent War, Amici del Lebbrosi, 41(1), 43–44, 2002. · Negating Childhood, Amici del Lebbrosi, 41(2), 51–52, 2002.

DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY AND CHILD WELFARE Dr. Neela Dabir · Naiste Sotsiaalne Staatus Indias (Status of Women in India), Magazine Sotsiaaltoo, 35, 13–15, 2001. · Shelter Homes in Poland for Women in Distress; Samvadini, 3(1),11–13, 2001. · Polandmadhil Vriddashtram, Loksatta, Mumbai, October 20, 2001. · Ho Mhana Mulansathi, Loksatta, Mumbai, November 21, 2001. · Navi Janiv, Lokrang (Loksatta Sunday Supplement), Mumbai, January 6, 2002. · Badalti Kutumb Vyavastha, Lokrang (Loksatta Sunday Supplement), Mumbai, January 20, 2002. · Paryavaranrakshak Kachravechak Kutumbe, Lokrang (Loksatta Sunday Supplement), Mumbai, February 17, 2002. · Mothi Navari, Chhota Navara: Asahi Balvivah, Lokrang (Loksatta Sunday Supplement), Mumbai, March 31, 2002. · Maitripurna Farkat, Chaturang (Loksatta Saturday Supplement), April 13, 2002. Dr. Neela Dabir and Ms. Mohua Nigudkar · Integrated Projects for Street Children in Maharashtra and Gujarat, 2002. Ms. Anjali Dave (co-author) · Research Report: Journey from Violence to Crime: A Study of Domestic Violence in City of Mumbai, 2002. Appendix 6 53

· Evaluation of the Model Cluster Development Approach for Girl Child Education in Uttar Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, 2001. Ms.T.S.Adhikari · Samajseva Ek Vyavasay, Lokrang (Loksatta Sunday Supplement), Mumbai, January 13, 2002. · Garib Kutumbe aani Anna Suraksha, Lokrang (Loksatta Sunday Supplement), Mumbai, February 3, 2002. · Rationing Kriti Samiti Mumbai, Lokrang (Loksatta Sunday Supplement), Mumbai, February 10, 2002. · Aata Kashala Udyachi Bat (Parts 1 and 2), Lokrang (Loksatta Sunday Supplement), Mumbai, March 7 and April 14, 2002.

DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAL PSYCHIATRIC SOCIAL WORK Ms. Melita Vaz · Telephone Counselling for HIV/AIDS: A Counsellor’s Resource Book (2nd Edition), Mumbai: Cell for AIDS Research Action and Training, 2001. Dr. Anita Rego · Book Review: A Legal Order and Mental Disorder, The Indian Journal of Social Work, 62(2), 291–293, 2001.

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WELFARE ADMINISTRATION Mr. Subhabrata Dutta · Child Sex Ratio, Social Welfare, 48(8), 17–24, 2001. · Marketing Education: Privatisation may be Counter-Productive, The Statesman, Kolkata: December 28, 2001. · Weeping Masses: Need for Women’s Empowerment to Remove Poverty, The Statesman, Kolkata, March 23, 2002.

DEPARTMENT OF URBAN AND RURAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Dr. Amita Bhide · Garib Kutumbe va Nivara, Loksatta, March 10, 2002. · Hakk Nivaryacha, Loksatta, March 17, 2002. · Mojmap Daridryache, Loksatta, March 24, 2002. · Kharichya Prayatnala Ramache Pathbal Have, Loksatta, March 31, 2002.

DEPARTMENT OF PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS Dr.D.K.Srivastava · Book Review: Trade Union Challenges at the Beginning of the 21st Century, Indian Journal of Industrial Relations, 36(4), 524–527, 2001.

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES STUDIES Dr. N. Nakkeeran · Editorial, Social Science and Health Newsletter, 2(1 & 2), 1–3, 2001. · Inequity in Health: The Dimension of Caste, Social Science and Health Newsletter, 2(1 & 2), 22–26, 2001. · Editor, Social Science and Health Newsletter, 1(1 & 2), 2001.

DEPARTMENT OF EXTRA MURAL STUDIES Dr.N.Rustomfram · Newsletter Coordinator: Network for Social Development, Issues 1 and 2, 2001. Dr. Shankar Das · Manual for the Course in Holistic Counselling, 2002.

UNIT FOR CHILD AND YOUTH RESEARCH Prof. G.G. Wankhede · Educating the Educated, One India One People, 5(1), 14–15, 2001. 54 Appendix 6

Dr. Vrinda Datta · Book Review: Early Childhood Counts: A Programming Guide on Early Childhood Care for Development, Journal of Educational Planning and Administration, 15(3), 400–403, 2001.

UNIT FOR URBAN STUDIES Prof.S.SivaRaju · Commissioned Paper on ‘Policies and Programmes for Meeting the Needs of the Older Poor in India: Issues, Responses and Challenges’, New York: UNFPA, 2001. Ms. Anita Rath · Health Insurance System in India: Some Contentious Issues, Social Science and Health Newsletter, 2(1 & 2), 18–22, 2001.

UNIT FOR RURAL STUDIES Dr. Alka Parikh · Ma, I want to go to school: Issues Regarding Admission in Municipal Schools, www.pratham.org and www. sulekha.com.

UNIT FOR WOMEN’S STUDIES Prof. Chhaya Datar · Rural Drinking Water in Maharashtra: A Report on the Past Effort and Present Scenario of Provision of Potable Water to Rural Areas of Maharashtra, 2001. Dr. Lakshmi Lingam · Editorial: Gender Violence, Thingi: A Spark, Quarterly Newsletter of the Maharashtra State Commission for Women, 2(March), 2002. · Guest Editor: Gender Violence and Health, Samvadini, 3(1), 2001. · Women’s Work and Health, Social Sciences and Health Newsletter, 2(1 & 2), 3–5, 2001. Dr. Asha Bajpai · Editor: Criminal Justice Administration in Maharashtra: A Status Report, School of Criminal Justice, WB National University of Juridical Sciences, 2002.

UNIT FOR FAMILY STUDIES Ms.T.Paltasingh · Socialisation and Health Status of Girl Child: Exploring the Linkages in Indian Context, Social Sciences and Health Newsletter, 2(1 & 2), 26–30, 2001.

UNIT FOR MEDIA AND COMMUNICATIONS Prof. Anjali Monteiro · Guest Editor: Perspectives on Media Alternatives, Mumbai: AVEHI, October 2000. Dr. K.P. Jayasankar and Prof. Anjali Monteiro · Towards Critical Encounters with The Dominant Media, Media Alternatives, October 2000.

SOCIAL WORK EDUCATION AND PRACTICE CELL Prof. Murli Desai · Child Protection: Current Status and Recommendations for Strategies for the India Country Programme for 2003–2007 — A Consultancy Report, UNICEF. · Recommendations for the Child Protection Strategies for the Country Programme for 2003–2007: Summary of the Consultancy Report for In-House Use of the UNICEF, India, UNICEF. · A Classified Bibliography on Child Protection in India: 1984–2001, UNICEF. · Report of the Mumbai-based Workshop on Directions for Strategies for Child Protection in India for 2003–2007, Mumbai: Tata Institute of Social Sciences. · Report of 30 Institutions of Social Work Education in Maharashtra, Mumbai. APPENDIX 7 Conferences, Seminars, Workshops and Training Programmes Organised by Faculty

Faculty in Charge Date Name of the Event Place Sponsor

INTER-DEPARTMENT/UNIT

Prof. Anjali Monteiro and Apr. 26–30, 2002 Theatre Workshop for School Children TISS Rural Campus, UNESCO Mr. Vijay Kulkarni Tuljapur

Prof. Anjali Monteiro, Apr. 16–20, 2002 Theatre for Community Empowerment TISS Rural Campus, UNESCO Mr.M.D.Sawantand Tuljapur Mr. Ramesh Jare

Dr.D.P.Singhand Apr. 15–27, 2002 Summer Programme in Data Analysis in Social TISS, Mumbai Indian Council for Social Science Dr.P.M.Salvi Science Research (ICSSR), New Delhi Ms. T.S. Adhikari and Apr. 8–28, 2002 UGC Refresher Course on Social Work with TISS, Mumbai University Grants Commission (UGC) Prof. Murli Desai Labour in Changing Industrial Context Prof. Shalini Bharat, Mar. 27–29, 2002 Women and AIDS: Understanding Vulnerability Mumbai National AIDS Control Organisation Dr. Surinder Jaswal, and Socioeconomic Impact in South Asia (NACO), UNAIDS, United Nations Ms.S.Maitraand Development Programme (UNDP), Ms. Brinelle D’Souza UNIFEM, and Centre for Health Studies (CHS), TISS Ms. Rekha Mammen, Mar, 19, 2002 Consultative Workshop on the Proposed Rural TISS, Mumbai Rural Campus, TISS Prof. Chhaya Datar, Campus Curriculum Prof. D. Saldanha, Dr. Amita Bhide, Ms. Anjali Dave, Prof. Anjali Monteiro, Dr. Surinder Jaswal and Ms. Lata Narayan Mr. Khalil Ahmed and Mar. 3, 2002 Visioning Workshop TISS, Mumbai Department of Social Welfare Prof. Vidya Rao Administration (SWA), TISS Prof. Shalini Bharat and Feb. 25–26, 2002 Building Partnerships in the Field of Child Mumbai Central Adoption Resource Agency Dr. Vrinda Datta Adoption (CARA), New Delhi Mr. Khalil Ahmed and Feb. 3, 2002 Workshop on Resource Mobilisation TISS, Mumbai Department of SWA, TISS Prof. Vidya Rao 56 Appendix 7 Tata Relief Committee Sports, Government of India (GOI) Vavaniya Village, Morvi, Gujarat TISS, Mumbai TISS Rural Campus, Tuljapur TISS, Mumbai Tata Education Trust TISS, Mumbai Rural Campus, TISS TISS, Mumbai UGC TISS, Mumbai ICSSR m TISS, Mumbai Department of Youth Affairs and Committed-UNDP Earthquake Rehabilitation Project Curriculum (Part II) Series on Developmental Social Work Curriculum (Part I) UGC Refresher Course on Gender,Rights Human and Law Science Jan. 15–16, 2002 Team-Building for Members of Tata Relief Jan 14–15. 2002 Workshop on the Proposed Rural Campus Jan. 7, 2002 Consultative Meeting on Curriculum Handbook Dec. 18–22, 2001 NSS Refresher Course on Volunteeris Dec. 1, 2001 Workshop on the Proposed Rural Campus Nov. 19–Dec. 9, 2001 Nov. 5–17, 2001 Winter Programme in Data Analysis in Social Faculty in ChargeDr.N.Rustomfram, Dr. Mouleshri Vyas and Dr. Amita Bhide Date Name of the Event Place Sponsor Ms. Rekha Mammen, Prof. Chhaya Datar, Prof. D. Saldanha, Dr. Amita Bhide, Ms. Anjali Dave, Prof. Anjali Monteiro, Dr. Surinder Jaswal and Ms. Lata Narayan Ms. Rekha Mammen, Ms. Katy Gandevia, Dr.N.Rustomframand Ms.T.S.Adhikari Dr.K.AnilKumar, Dr.N.Rustomfram, Dr. Revati Balu, Ms. Sabiha Vasi, Mr. Khalil Ahmed and Dr.R.K.Madhavi Ms. Rekha Mammen, Prof. Chhaya Datar, Prof. D. Saldanha, Dr. Amita Bhide, Ms. Anjali Dave, Prof. Anjali Monteiro, Dr. Surinder Jaswal and Ms. Lata Narayan Dr. Asha Bajpai and Prof. Murli Desai Dr.D.P.Singhand Dr.P.M.Salvi pedx7 Appendix Faculty in Charge Date Name of the Event Place Sponsor Dr.D.P.Singhand Oct. 25–31, 2001 Training Programme in Use of Statistical Nashik ICSSR Mr. Siva Kumar Package for Social Sciences

Prof.S.SivaRaju, Oct. 15–16, 2001 Second National Workshop on Primary Health Mumbai CHS, TISS Ms. Katy Gandevia, Care in India: Status, Challenges and Prospects Dr. P.M. Sandhya Rani and Dr.K.AnilKumar

Ms. Nishi Mitra and Oct. 4–7, 2001 Leading the Group with Theme Centred TISS, Mumbai Department of Extra Mural Studies Dr. Srilatha Juvva Interaction: I Discover and Develop My Personal (EMS), TISS Tools

Ms. Katy Gandevia and Sep. 3–23, 2001 UGC Refresher Course on Disaster Management TISS, Mumbai UGC Dr.N.Rustomfram and Social Work

Dr.N.Rustomfram, Mar. 2001–May Workshops on Motivation and Prevention of Mumbai Brihanmumbai Municipal Dr. Revati Balu, 2002 (15 months) Burnout for Health Personnel of the Corporation (BMC) Ms. Sabiha Vasi, Brihanmumbai Municipal Hospital Ms. Brinelle D’Souza and Dr. Srilatha Juvva

DEPARTMENT/UNIT

DEPARTMENT OF CRIMINOLOGY AND CORRECTIONAL ADMINISTRATION

Prof. D.R. Singh Jul. 23–28, 2001 28th Vertical Interaction Course for IPS Officers TISS, Mumbai Bureau of Police Research and Development, Ministry of Home Affairs, New Delhi

DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY AND CHILD WELFARE

Prof. Lina Kashyap and Mar. 25–26, 2002 Child Sexual Abuse: A Sensitisation Workshop Delhi Child Relief and You (CRY) Ms. Trupti Panchal

Prof. Lina Kashyap and Mar. 4–5, 2002 Against Sexual Abuse: A Sensitisation Drive for TISS, Mumbai Forum Against Child Sexual Abuse Ms. Trupti Panchal Hospital Social Workers (FACSE), and Department of EMS, TISS 57 Ms. Trupti Panchal Sep. 24–26, 2001 Millennium Vision: Justice with Reach Pune Central Social Welfare Board, GOI 58 Faculty in Charge Date Name of the Event Place Sponsor

DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAL AND PSYCHIATRIC SOCIAL WORK

Ms. S. Maitra Apr. 6, 2002 Child and Adolescent Mental Health in Mumbai Mumbai Society for Rehabilitation of Crippled Children Dr. Surinder Jaswal Mar. 10–11, 2002 Towards Building Youth Partnerships for Kalwa Private Promoting Community Health Dr. Surinder Jaswal Mar. 8, 2002 Celebrating Women's Day Kalwa Thane Health Project Dr. Surinder Jaswal, Mar. 4–7, 2002 Training Trainers: Counselling Training Jammu Jammu and Kashmir State AIDS Ms.S.Maitraand Programme on HIV/AIDS Control and Prevention Society Ms. Brinelle D'Souza Ms. Brinelle D'Souza Feb. 27–28, 2002 HIV/AIDS Orientation for Volunteers of World Mumbai World Vision Vision Ms. Brinelle D'Souza Nov. 4–14, 2001 Workshop on HIV/AIDS Counselling TISS, Mumbai Institute for Research on Diarrhoeal Diseases and Infections, Bangladesh Ms. Melita Vaz Oct. 31–Dec. 4, Telephone Counselling for HIV/AIDS TISS, Mumbai NACO 2001 Dr. Surinder Jaswal Oct. 30, 2001 Consultation Meeting with Members of TRG TISS, Mumbai NACO Counselling and NACO Officials, New Delhi Dr. Surinder Jaswal Oct. 15–Nov. 10 and Workshop on Research and Counselling TISS, Mumbai SNDT Women's University Dec. 1, 2001 Ms. S. Maitra Oct. 8–9, 2001 Orientation Programme on Child and Adolescent Mumbai Individual Donors Mental Health Ms. Melita Vaz Aug. 10, 2001 Common Themes in International Perspectives Mumbai British Council on Social Work Dr. Surinder Jaswal, Jul.–Nov. 2001 Social Services in the Hospital Mumbai University of Mumbai Ms. Katy Gandevia, Ms.S.Maitra, Mr. Parthasarathi. Mondal, pedx7 Appendix Ms. Brinelle D'Souza, Dr. Srilatha Juvva, Dr. Anita Rego and Ms. Melita Vaz pedx7 Appendix Faculty in Charge Date Name of the Event Place Sponsor

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WELFARE ADMINISTRATION

Ms. Rajashri Damle Apr. 3–5, 2002 Atmvikas Karyashala for Caretakers of Child Pune Nav Chetna Field Action Project Care Institutions Ms. Rajashri Damle Mar. 23–24, 2002 Capacity Building Workshop TISS, Mumbai Nav Chetna Field Action Project Ms. Rajashri Damle Jan. 26, 2002 Capacity Building Workshop for Ex-Students of Ulhasnagar Nav Chetna Field Action Project Child Care Institution Ms. Rajashri Damle Jan. 5–6, 2002 Leadership Development Workshop for Women Ulhasnagar Nav Chetna Field Action Project Ms. Rajashri Damle Sep. 25, 2001 Capacity Building of Sakhi Mahila Mandal Ulhasnagar Nav Chetna Field Action Project (Accounts and Fund Raising)

DEPARTMENT OF URBAN AND RURAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

Dr. Amita Bhide Mar.–Apr., 2002 Training for Empowerment: Training for Mumbai Department of EMS, TISS Self-Help Groups formed under Suvarna Jayanti Shahari Rozgar Yojana, Mumbai Mr. P.K. Shajahan Jan. 29, 2002 Building Secular Minds: Role of Teachers in Mumbai Nehru Centre and Mohalla Developing Secular Attitudes Among Children Committee Movement Trust (MCMT) Mr. P.K. Shajahan Jan. 25, 2002 Communalism: Management Issues and Role of TISS, Mumbai Department of EMS, TISS, and NGOs MCMT Dr. Amita Bhide Aug. 6–9, 2001 Broadbasing Education: Community Mumbai Catholic Relief Services Organisation in Educational Issues Dr. Mouleshri Vyas Jun. 7, Aug. 10, Capacity Building Workshop Mumbai Jagruti Kendra Mahila Mandal Sep. 4, and Sep. 19, 2001

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES STUDIES

Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian, Jan. 7–25, and Apr. Uttar Pradesh Health Systems Development TISS, Mumbai World Bank Dr. Harshad Thakur and 8–27, 2002 Project Training Programme Dr. Kanchan Mukherjee Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian, Oct. 28–Nov. 12, Maharashtra Health Systems Development TISS, Mumbai World Bank Dr. Harshad Thakur and 2001 Project Training Programme 59 Dr. Kanchan Mukherjee 60 Faculty in Charge Date Name of the Event Place Sponsor

DEPARTMENT OF RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

Dr. D.P. Singh Jul. 15–31, 2001 Data Analysis in Social Science TISS, Mumbai Self-financed

DEPARTMENT OF EXTRA MURAL STUDIES

Dr.N.Rustomframand Mar. 26–28, 2002 National Workshop on Responsive TISS, Mumbai Department of EMS, TISS Dr. Revati Balu Volunteerism: Connecting with Changing Social Realities

Dr. N. Rustomfram Mar. 20–22, 2002 Workshop on Fund-Raising for NGOs TISS, Mumbai Centre for Advancement of Philanthropy (CAP)

Dr. N. Rustomfram Mar. 18–20, 2002 Women and Mental Health TISS, Mumbai Department of EMS, TISS, and ALERT-India

Dr. Revati Balu Feb. 25, 2002 Emerging Challenges in School Education Roha, Raigad District J.N. Rathi School

Dr. Shankar Das Feb. 18, 2002 Seminar on Rehabilitation and Human Right TISS, Mumbai SEVAC Mental Hospital and Promotion in Mental Health Settings Rehabilitation Centre, Kolkata

Dr. Revati Balu Feb. 10, 2002 Workshop on Facilitation Skills TISS, Mumbai TISS

Dr. N. Rustomfram Jan. 29–30, 2002 Sex Education for Better Reproductive Health Baroda M.S. University of Baroda

Dr. Revati Balu Jan. 28–30, 2002 Workshop on Skills for Adolescence Mangalore Lions-Quest in India Foundation

Dr. N. Rustomfram Jan. 25, 2002 Board Governance in Changing Times TISS, Mumbai Department of EMS, TISS

Dr. Shankar Das Dec. 27, 2001–Mar. Training Course in Holistic Counselling TISS, Mumbai TISS 21, 2002

Dr. Shankar Das Nov. 3, 2001 Workshop on Learning Human Skills: Some Tinsukia, Assam Indian Medical Associations (IMA), Guidelines for Health Care Professionals Assam

Ms. Sabiha Vasi Oct. 17–20, 2001 Workshop on Tapping Adolescent Potential: TISS, Mumbai Department of EMS, TISS Developing Life Skills

Dr. Revati Balu Sep. 27–29, 2001 Workshop on Skills for Adolescence Chennai Lions-Quest in India Foundation pedx7 Appendix Dr. N. Rustomfram Sep 14, 2001 Excellence in Volunteerism Mumbai CAP

Dr. N. Rustomfram Aug. 24, 2001 Needs Assessment Workshop for NGOs in Mumbai Self-financed Disaster Management and Development pedx7 Appendix Faculty in Charge Date Name of the Event Place Sponsor Dr. Revati Balu and Aug. 16–Oct. 16, Short-term Course in Social Work for TISS, Mumbai Department of EMS, TISS Ms. Sabiha Vasi 2001 Volunteers

Dr.N.Rustomfram, Aug. 7–21, 2001 Workshop on Managing NGOs in the Developing TISS, Mumbai Yizrael Valley College, Haifa, Israel Dr. Shankar Das, World and Department of EMS, TISS Dr. Revati Balu and Ms. Sabiha Vasi

Dr. Shankar Das Aug. 2, and Aug. 9, Workshop on Field Work Documentation and TISS, Mumbai TISS, Mumbai 2001 Report Writing

Dr.N.Rustomfram, Jul. 10–13, 2001 Workshop on Adolescence Education TISS, Mumbai UGC, and UNFPA Dr. Shankar Das, Dr. Revati Balu and Ms. Sabiha Vasi

UNIT FOR CHILD AND YOUTH RESEARCH

Dr. Vrinda Datta Mar. 18–19, 2002 Rajasthan State Workshop on Building Jaipur CARA Partnership for the Field of Adoption

Dr. Vrinda Datta Feb. 15–16, 2002 Quality in Teacher Education TISS, Mumbai Maharashtra FORCES and Indian Association for Pre-School Education (IAPE)

Prof. G.G. Wankhede Jan. 16, 2002 Workshop on Sensitising Teachers on TISS, Mumbai National Council for Teacher Caste/Tribe Discrimination Education, New Delhi

Dr. Vrinda Datta Nov. 28–29, 2001 Capacity Building for Quality Early Childhood Mumbai Maharashtra FORCES and UNICEF Programmes

Dr. Vrinda Datta Nov. 26–27, 2001 Role of Scrutiny Body in Adoption Mumbai Indian Council for Social Welfare

Prof. G.G. Wankhede Oct. 8–9, 2001 and Workshop on Orientation to Social Science TISS, Mumbai Department of EMS, TISS Apr. 22–23, 2002 Research Methods

Dr. Vrinda Datta Aug. 24–25, Sep. 8, One-Day Workshop on Quality in Early Mumbai, Parbhani, and Maharashtra FORCES, in Sep. 22 and Childhood Pune collaboration with local groups 61 Oct. 12–13 62 Faculty in Charge Date Name of the Event Place Sponsor

UNIT FOR URBAN STUDIES

Prof. S. Siva Raju Feb. 4–8, 2002 Working Group Meeting for Development of a TISS, Mumbai Pandit Sunderlal Sharma Central Curriculum on Gerontology Institute of Vocational Education, Bhopal

UNIT FOR RESEARCH AND CONSULTANCY IN SOCIAL POLICY AND SOCIAL WELFARE ADMINISTRATION

Dr. Rajshree P. Mahtani Apr. 16–20, 2002 Workshop on Strategic Management: Data Nashik Abhivyakti: Media for Development Feedback and Analysis

Dr. Rajshree P. Mahtani Jan. 14–15, 2002 Workshop on Strategic Management: Nashik Abhivyakti: Media for Development Identification of Areas of Inquiry for Stakeholder-Based Evaluation

Prof. Ratna Naik Dec. 10–15, 2001 Gender and Equity Issues in Participatory TISS, Mumbai Government of Karnataka Forestry Management

UNIT FOR RURAL STUDIES

Dr. Alka Parikh Apr. 27, 2002 Assessing the Abilities of the Children Who Fall Mumbai Pratham Behind in Studies

Dr. Alka Parikh Apr. 10, 2002 Seminar on Learning Disabilities Mumbai Maharashtra Dyslexia Association

Dr. Vikash Pandey Jul. 25, 2001 Post-Structuralism and the Critique Sambhalpur Department of Sociology, Sambhalpur University, Sambhalpur

NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME UNIT

Dr. R.K. Madhavi Feb. 11–20, 2002 NSS Orientation Course for Plus Two Level TISS, Mumbai GOI Teachers

Mr. Khalil Ahmed Jan. 22–31, 2002 NSS Orientation Course TISS, Mumbai GOI

Dr.K.AnilKumar, Oct. 8–17, 2001 NSS Orientation Programme TISS, Mumbai NSS Programme Officers Dr. R.K. Madhavi and

Mr. Khalil Ahmed 7 Appendix

Dr.K.AnilKumar, Sep. 11–20, 2001 NSS Orientation Programme TISS, Mumbai NSS Programme Officers Dr. R.K. Madhavi and Mr. Khalil Ahmed pedx7 Appendix Faculty in Charge Date Name of the Event Place Sponsor Dr.K.AnilKumar, Aug. 16–18, 2001 Training Programme on University Talk AIDS Mumbai Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, Mr. Khalil Ahmed and GOI Dr.R.K.Madhavi Dr.K.AnilKumar, Aug. 8–12, 2001 Training Programme on University Talk AIDS Mumbai Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, Mr. Khalil Ahmed and GOI Dr.R.K.Madhavi Dr. Anil Kumar and Jul. 16–25, 2001 NSS Orientation Programme TISS, Mumbai Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, Mr. Khalil Ahmed GOI

UNIT FOR WOMEN'S STUDIES

Dr. Lakshmi Lingam Apr. 5, 2002 Centre for Health Studies Dissemination TISS, Mumbai CHS, TISS Workshop Prof. Chhaya Datar Jan. 26–27, 2002 Women's Development and Challenges of Tuljapur Rural Campus, TISS, and Globalisation: Gender Sensitivity at the Under Maharashtra Stree Abhyas Vyaspeeth Graduate Level Teaching Dr. Lakshmi Lingam Dec. 5, 2001 Reproductive Health Research Dissemination Mumbai CHS, TISS, and Achyuta Menon Workshop Centre for Health Sciences, Thiruvananthapuram Dr. Asha Bajpai Oct. 21–23, 2001 Strategies for Combatting Violence Against Mumbai National Institute of Public Women Cooperation and Child Development, and TISS Dr. Asha Bajpai Sep. 4–5, 2001 Training Programme for Women Employees Mumbai Mazgaon Docks Ltd. Dr. Lakshmi Lingam Aug. 1–2, 2001 Dalit Feminism: A Critique of Difference TISS, Mumbai Indian Association for Women's Studies and Unit for Women’s Studies, TISS Dr. Asha Bajpai Jul 12–13, Sep. Training for Judiciary Officers Nagpur UNICEF, and Mumbai High Court 20–21, and Dec. 20–21, 2001

UNIT FOR MEDIA AND COMMUNICATIONS

Dr. K.P. Jayasankar and Apr. 4, 5, Critical Approaches to Image Making Mumbai Industrial Design Centre, Indian 63 Proj. Anjali Monteiro and 8, 2002 Institute of Technology 64 Faculty in Charge Date Name of the Event Place Sponsor Prof. Anjali Monteiro and Mar. 21–25, 2002 Cultural Studies and the Media Nashik Divya Daan Dr. K.P. Jayasankar Dr. K.P. Jayasankar and Mar. 11–14, 2002 Image Making Ahmedabad National Institute of Design Prof. Anjali Monteiro Prof. Anjali Monteiro and Oct. 1–7, 2001 Documentary Production Hyderabad University of Hyderabad Dr. K.P. Jayasankar Dr. K.P. Jayasankar and Jul.–Aug. 2001 Semiology and Post-Modernism Mumbai Kamla Raheja College of Architecture Prof. Anjali Monteiro (4 Saturdays)

SOCIAL WORK EDUCATION AND PRACTICE CELL Prof. Murli Desai Aug. 17, 2001 Consultation Workshop on Directions for TISS, Mumbai UNICEF, India UNICEF Strategies for Child Protection in India for 2003–2007 pedx7 Appendix pedx8 Appendix APPENDIX 8 Faculty Participation in Conferences, Seminars, Workshops and Training Programmes

Faculty Title of the Programme Place Date Organiser Nature of Participation Title of Paper/Session

INTERNATIONAL

DIRECTOR

Prof. R.R. Singh Third International Conference on Tampere, Finland Jul. 1–5, 2001 University of Tampere, Presented a Paper Management of Social Work in Health and Mental Finnish Association of and Chaired a Health and Mental Health Social Work Research, and Session Health Services in Association of Social India: A Critique Workers in Health Care

DEPUTY DIRECTOR

Prof. Usha S. Nayar WHO Disability and Rehabilitation Geneva, Switzerland Apr. 22–24, World Health Organisation WHO Temporary Consultation for Team Meeting 2002 (WHO) Adviser Disability and Rehabilitation Issues

Prof. Usha S. Nayar Childwatch International Research Bangkok, Thailand Feb. 21–26, Childwatch International Consultant Strategies for Network: Proposed Key Institutions 2002 and National Institute for Empowering Young Meeting and Symposium on Child and Family People in Slums Empowering Families and Development Communities

Prof. Usha S. Nayar Meeting of Working Group on Cape Town, South Nov. 14–18, Childwatch International Project Collaborator Discussion on Data Children and the Media Africa 2001 and University of Cape Collection Town Experiences and Plan of Analysis

Prof. Usha S. Nayar International Meeting on Poverty Assisi, Italy Nov. 2–4, Amici de Raoul Follereau Expert Negating Childhood and Development 2001 (AIFO), Italy and Adolescence: An Experience with Childrenonandoff 65 the Streets 66 Faculty Title of the Programme Place Date Organiser Nature of Participation Title of Paper/Session Prof. Usha S. Nayar Workshop on Poverty and Bologna, Italy Oct. 26–30, WHO, and AIFO Expert Poverty and Development 2001 Identifying the Poor In the Context of Development Prof. Usha S. Nayar Promotion of Community Based Bologna, Italy Oct. 22–24, WHO Expert SAMARTH: An Rehabilitation in Urban, Slum and 2001 Experience of Low-Income Population Groups Community Based Rehabilitation from Mumbai

DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY AND CHILD WELFARE

Prof. Lina Kashyap First International Conference on Nairobi, Kenya Apr. 22–26, International Association Facilitator for the - Guidance, Counselling and Youth 2002 for Counselling (IAC), and Conference Development in Africa UNESCO Prof. Lina Kashyap Training Programme on Child Scranton, USA Aug. 15–Dec. Council for International Participant - Sexual Abuse 1, 2002 Programmes, USA Prof. Lina Kashyap Millennium Challenges and Action Singapore Jul. 31–Aug. 3, Asia Pacific Association on Chaired a Session - for Social Work Education and 2002 Social Work Education Practice Dr. Neela Dabir International Conference on Lonavla, India May 29–Jun. 2, Department of Family and Presented a Paper Rehabilitation and Counselling: Families in Transition 2001 Child Welfare (FCW), TISS, Counselling of Refugee — Challenges Ahead and IAC Families in Sweden Ms. Sandhya Limaye International Conference on Lonavla, India May 29–June Department of FCW, TISS, Presented a Paper Feeling of Being Counselling: Families in Transition 2, 2001 and IAC Deaf: Counselling — Challenges Ahead Adolescents with Hearing Impairment

DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAL AND PSYCHIATRIC SOCIAL WORK

Ms. Brinelle D’Souza International Conference on Mumbai, India Dec. 16–19, University of California and Presented a Paper Role of Voluntary HIV/AIDS 2001 Institute of Research and Counselling and pedx8 Appendix Reproduction, India Testing Centre in Addressing Prevention and Care Needs of Women pedx8 Appendix Faculty Title of the Programme Place Date Organiser Nature of Participation Title of Paper/Session Ms. Brinelle D’Souza Sixth International Conference on Melbourne, Australia Oct. 5–10, University of Latrobe, and Participant - AIDS in Asia and the Pacific 2001 UNAIDS

Ms. Brinelle D’Souza International Conference on Kunming, China Aug. 19–24, Chinese–German Academy Presented a Paper Psychotherapy in the Psychotherapy 2001 on Psychotherapy and Context of HIV/AIDS Kunming Medical College

Ms. Melita Vaz National Catholic AIDS Network Chicago, USA Jul. 19–23, National Catholic AIDS Presented a Paper AIDS in the Church Conference 2001 Network

Dr. Srilatha Juvva Social Work in Health and Mental Tampere, Finland Jul. 1–5, University of Tampere, Presented a Paper Disaster Mental Health 2001 Finnish Association of Health: A Need in Social Work Research, and India Association of Social Workers in Health Care

Ms. Katy Gandevia International Conference on Lonavla May 29–Jun. 2, Department of FCW, TISS, Presented a Paper Individual Group and Families in Transition: Counselling 2001 and IAC Family Counselling in in Transition — Meeting the Drug Abuse Challenges Ahead Prevention

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WELFARE ADMINISTRATION

Dr. Bipin K. Jojo Asia Pacific Philanthropy Kuala Lumpur, May 11–12, University of Technology, Participant - Information Network Partners Malaysia 2001 Sydney, Australia Meeting

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICE STUDIES

Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian Workshop of Asian and Pacific Bali, Indonesia Nov. 13–15, The College of Public Delegate Profile of National Forum on Health Research for 2001 Health: Culalongkorn Health Research Development University System of India

Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian Meeting on the 10/90 Gap in Health Geneva, Switzerland Oct. 9–12, Global Forum for Health Delegate - Research: Assessing the Progress 2001 Research

Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian Workshop on Health Research Geneva, Switzerland Oct. 8, 2001 WHO Delegate - 67 System Performance Evaluation 68 Faculty Title of the Programme Place Date Organiser Nature of Participation Title of Paper/Session Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian Meeting of Expert Group for Bangkok, Thailand Jul. 26–27, WHO Expert - Updating Strategies for Regional 2001 Health Research Systems Development Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian Meeting on Genomics and Health Bangkok, Thailand Jul. 22–25, Thai Forum for Health Delegate - 2001 Research and Development: WHO Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian Second Global Meeting on Cities Awaji Island, Japan Jun. 25–29, WHO Delegate Experiences of and Health: Management of 2001 Bombay in Priority Health Issues Administration, Governance, Regulation and Financing in Managing Priority Health Issues Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian Training Workshop on Enabling Geneva, Switzerland Jun. 11–16, WHO Lead Consultant - Environment for Health Policy and 2001 Systems Research Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian Meeting on Enabling Environment Geneva, Switzerland May 8–12, WHO Lead Consultant - for Health Policy and Systems 2001 Research

UNIT FOR CHILD AND YOUTH RESEARCH

Dr. K. Anil Kumar Fertility Decline, Below Singapore Apr. 10–12, Asian Meta Centre, National Presented a Paper Why Fertility Decline Replacement Fertility and the 2002 University of Singapore in India is Uneven? Family in Asia Ms. Lata Narayan Eighth Asia Pacific Conference on New Delhi Nov. 4–7, International Association Presented a Paper Of One’s Own Volition: Volunteering for Humanism in the 2001 for Volunteer Effort What Influences New Millennium Choices? (Presented in absentia) pedx8 Appendix UNIT FOR RESEARCH IN THE SOCIOLOGY OF EDUCATION

Prof. D. Saldanha Literacy and Livelihoods Uppingham, Mar. 7–9, 2002 The Uppingham Seminar Resource Person - United Kingdom pedx8 Appendix Faculty Title of the Programme Place Date Organiser Nature of Participation Title of Paper/Session Prof. D. Saldanha International Conference on Adult Johannesburg, South Nov. 27–29, Project Literacy, Participant Adult Education and Education and Sustainable Africa 2001 Johannesburg, South Africa Sustainable Development Development: Lessons from Literacy Campaigns and Reflect

UNIT FOR URBAN STUDIES

Prof. S. Siva Raju Meeting of Working Group on Cape Town, South Nov. 14–18, Childwatch International and Discussant - Children and the Media Africa 2001 University of Cape Town

Prof. S. Siva Raju Expert Group Meeting on Valletta, Malta Oct. 29–31, UNFPA, New York Presented a Paper Policies and Population Ageing and 2001 and Chaired a Programmes for Development: Social, Health and Session Meeting the Needs of Gender Issues with a Focus on the the Older Poor in Poor in Old Age India: Issues, Responses and Challenges

UNIT FOR RESEARCH AND CONSULTANCY IN SOCIAL POLICY AND SOCIAL WELFARE ADMINISTRATION

Dr. Rajshree P. Mahtani Meeting of the International Kolkata, India Apr. 2–6, 2002 Terre des Hommes Consultant and - Campaign Against Child Trafficking Facilitator

UNIT FOR RURAL STUDIES

Ms. Rekha Mammen 12th IUCISD Symposium on Social Istanbul, Turkey Jun. 19–23, Economic Research Forum, Participant - Development, Public Expenditure 2001 and Centre for Economics and Participation: The Sharing of and Econometrics, Bogazici Social Responsibility University

UNIT FOR WOMEN’S STUDIES

Dr. Lakshmi Lingam School of Development Studies Uppsala, Sweden Apr. 26, 2002 Seminar Series Coordinator Resource Person Reproductive Rights: Seminar Series Issues of Convergence and 69 Divergence 70 Faculty Title of the Programme Place Date Organiser Nature of Participation Title of Paper/Session Dr. Lakshmi Lingam Sexual and Reproductive Health Uppsala, Sweden Apr. 19–26, Department of Women and Resource Person Gender Issues in and Rights 2002 Children’s Health, Uppsala Reproductive Health University

UNIT FOR FAMILY STUDIES

Ms. T. Paltasingh International Conference on Issues Cuttack, India Feb. 8–10, Council of Cultural Growth Presented a Paper Population Transition of Population Stabilisation and 2002 and Cultural Relations, and Chaired a and Old Age Security Development UNFPA, and Population Session in India: Issues and Foundation of India Implications

Prof. Shalini Bharat Stigma and Discrimination: World Geneva, Switzerland Jan. 21–22, UNAIDS, Geneva Advisor HIV/AIDS-related AIDS Campaign 2002–2003 2002 Stigma and Discrimination: The Indian Perspective

Prof. Shalini Bharat AIDS Prevention and Care for Amsterdam, The Jun. 27–29, Indo-Dutch Programme on Presented a Paper The Gender People Affected by AIDS in India: Netherlands 2001 Alternative in Development Dimension of A Transnational Perspective HIV/AIDS in India

Prof. Shalini Bharat Stigma and HIV/AIDS in Africa: Dar es Salaam, Jun 4–6, 2001 UNAIDS, Swedish Presented a Paper Methodological Setting the Operational Research Tanzania International Development Issues in Stigma Agenda Agency, and HD NET Research

UNIT FOR MEDIA AND COMMUNICATIONS

Prof. Anjali Monteiro South Asian Regional Seminar on New Delhi, India Nov. 6–7, Centre for Advocacy and Resource Person - Making Satellite Television Gender 2001 Research Conscious

NATIONAL/REGIONAL/LOCAL

DIRECTOR pedx8 Appendix

Prof. R.R. Singh Improvement of Standard of Mumbai Apr. 5, 2002 The Times Foundation Chaired a Session - Education in Municipal Schools in Mumbai pedx8 Appendix Faculty Title of the Programme Place Date Organiser Nature of Participation Title of Paper/Session Prof. R.R. Singh Conference on Ageing in India: Hyderabad Mar. 2–3, 2002 Heritage Hospital, in Keynote Address Perspectives on Emerging Trends and Perspectives association with Indian Successful Ageing Institute of Health and Family Welfare, Hyderabad

Prof. R.R. Singh National Workshop on Criteria and Delhi Feb. 15–16, Institute for Resource Chaired a Session - Guidelines for Dams in India 2002 Management and Economic Development, Delhi

Prof. R.R. Singh Workshop on Civil Society and Mumbai Feb. 14, 2002 College of Social Work, Participant - Governance Nirmala Niketan

Prof. R.R. Singh 76th Annual Meeting of the Chandigarh Dec. 5–8, 2001 Association of Indian Participant - Association of Indian Universities Universities and Panjab University

Prof. R.R. Singh Refresher Course on Research Shantiniketan Nov. 8–9, 2001 Viswa Bharati, Keynote Address Research Methods in Methodology for Social Work Shantiniketan Social Work

Prof. R.R. Singh Social Work Workshop on Kochi Nov. 2, 2001 Rajagiri College of Social Resource Person - Curriculum Development Work, Kochi

Prof. R.R. Singh State Level Conference of Lucknow Oct. 21–23, Samyak, Lucknow Resource Person - Voluntary Organisations of Uttar 2001 Pradesh

Prof. R.R. Singh Working Group Meeting of Experts New Delhi Oct. 9–10, National Centre for Disaster Participant - and Other Concerned Officials to 2001 Management Discuss the Report of the High Powered Committee on Disaster Management

Prof. R.R. Singh Seminar on Disaster Management Mumbai Oct. 8, 2001 College of Social Work, Moderated a - Nirmala Niketan Session

Prof. R.R. Singh Refresher Course on Intervention Mumbai Sep. 26, 2001 SNDT Women’s University Valedictory Address Intervention Research Research

Prof. R.R. Singh National Seminar on Participation Lucknow Sep. 1–2, 2001 Association of Schools of Chaired a Session - of Senior Citizens in Promotion of Social Works in India Socioeconomic Development 71 Strategies and Approaches 72 Faculty Title of the Programme Place Date Organiser Nature of Participation Title of Paper/Session Prof. R.R. Singh Consultation on Institutional Navi Mumbai Aug. 31, 2001 YUVA Chaired a Session - Challenges Facing Voluntary Sector in Globalising World

Prof. R.R. Singh National Seminar-cum-Workshop Bangalore Aug. 27–28, National Academic Resource Person - on Quality Assurance in Higher 2001 Accreditation Council Education: Assessment and Accreditation of Colleges

Prof. R.R. Singh International Consultation on Pune Aug. 23, 2001 Childline India Foundation Chaired a Session - Childline

Prof. R.R. Singh Consultation of SAARC Countries Pune Aug. 17–18, International Federation on Participant - on Ageing 2001 Ageing, Bharati Vidyapeeth, and CASP

Prof. R.R. Singh Feasibility Study on Gerontology Bhopal Jul. 17–18, Pandit Sunderlal Sharma Discussant 2001 Central Institute of Vocational Education

Prof. R.R. Singh National Consultation ‘Whither New Delhi Jun. 19, 2001 Association of Voluntary Participant - Panchayat Raj’ Agencies for Rural Development

Prof. R.R. Singh One-Day Meeting on Revisiting New Delhi May 29, 2001 UNFPA Participant - Population Education

DEPUTY DIRECTOR

Prof. Usha S. Nayar Centre for Health Studies TISS, Mumbai Apr. 5, 2002 CHS, TISS Chaired a Session - Dissemination Workshop

Prof. Usha S. Nayar National Workshop on Responsive TISS, Mumbai Mar. 26–28, Department of Extra Mural Valedictory Address New Initiatives in Volunteerism: Connecting with 2002 Studies (EMS), TISS Volunteerism: Going Changing Social Realities Beyond Structures pedx8 Appendix Prof. Usha S. Nayar Seminar on Coping with Terrorism University of Mumbai Mar. 19, 2002 Centre for Gandhian Resource Person Coping with Studies and Department of Terrorism: A Applied Psychology, Psychological University of Mumbai Perspective pedx8 Appendix Faculty Title of the Programme Place Date Organiser Nature of Participation Title of Paper/Session Prof. Usha S. Nayar Sameeksha 2002 — Seminar on TISS, Mumbai Feb. 1–2, 2002 Social Work Students Chaired a Session - Contemporary Social Work: A Forum, TISS Global Perspective

Prof. Usha S. Nayar Communalism: Management TISS, Mumbai Jan. 25, 2002 Department of Urban and Chaired the Seminar - Issues and Role of NGOs Rural Community Development (URCD), TISS

Prof. Usha S. Nayar NSS Orientation Programme TISS, Mumbai Jan. 22–31, NSS Unit, TISS Resource Person Youth at the 2002 Threshold of Making a New Millennium Society

Prof. Usha S. Nayar Training Course in Holistic TISS, Mumbai Dec. 27, 2001– Department of EMS, TISS Resource Person Emerging Challenges Counselling Mar. 21, 2002 in Working with Adolescent and Youth: Relationship Model

Prof. Usha S. Nayar Workshop on Tapping Adolescent TISS, Mumbai Oct. 17–20, Department of EMS, TISS Keynote Address Tapping Adolescent Potentials: Developing Life Skills 2001 Potential: Building Life Skills

Prof. Usha S. Nayar NSS Orientation Programme TISS, Mumbai Oct. 8–17, National Service Scheme Resource Person Understanding 2001 (NSS) Unit, TISS Adolescence: A Social Science Perspective

Prof. Usha S. Nayar Second National Workshop on Mumbai Oct. 15–16, Centre for Health Studies Chaired two - Primary Health Care in India: 2001 (CHS), TISS Sessions Status, Challenges and Prospects

Prof. Usha S. Nayar Workshop on Managing NGOs in TISS, Mumbai Aug. 7–21, Department of EMS, TISS Valedictory Address Managing NGOs in the Developing World 2001 the Developing World

Prof. Usha S. Nayar Short-Term Course in Social Work TISS, Mumbai Aug. 16–Oct. Department of EMS, TISS Resource Person Youth: Life Span for Volunteers 16, 2001 Perspectives, Issues and Current Programmes and 73 Services 74 Faculty Title of the Programme Place Date Organiser Nature of Participation Title of Paper/Session

DEPARTMENT OF CRIMINOLOGY AND CORRECTIONAL ADMINISTRATION

Dr. Arvind Tiwari National Workshop on Responsive TISS, Mumbai Mar. 26–28, Department of EMS, TISS Presented a Paper Role of Rural Youth Volunteerism: Connecting with 2002 in Good Governance Changing Social Realities

Dr. Arvind Tiwari Career Guidance Workshop Mangaun, Raigad Mar. 21, 2002 SHARE, Mumbai Resource Person - District

Prof. D.R. Singh Legalisation of Drugs and Its Mumbai Feb. 12, 2002 New Law College Chaired a Session - Implication on Youth

Ms. Kanchan Gollerkeri Legalisation of Drugs and Its Mumbai Feb. 12, 2002 New Law College Invitee - Implications on Youth

Prof. D.R. Singh 25th Annual Conference of the New Delhi Nov. 1–3, 200 National Institute of Chaired a Session Children in Need of Indian Society of Criminology Criminology and Forensic Care and Protection Science Act, 2000

Ms. Ruchi Sinha and 25th Annual Conference of the New Delhi Nov. 1–3, 2001 National Institute of Participants - Ms. Kanchan Gollerkeri Indian Society of Criminology Criminology and Forensic Science

Dr. Arvind Tiwari All India Conference of New Delhi Nov. 1–3, 2001 National Institute of Resource Person · Crime Criminology Criminology and Forensic Prevention Science Strategies to Control Crime · Combatting Organised Crime: System Strategies

Dr. Arvind Tiwari Annual Conference of Indian Social Agra Oct. 28–30, ISSA Participant - Science Association (ISSA) 2001 pedx8 Appendix DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY AND CHILD WELFARE

Ms. T.S. Adhikari Sensitisation Workshop on Gender Pune Mar. 31, 2002 Child, Relief and You Trainer Training in Gender Inequality (CRY), Mumbai Sensitising pedx8 Appendix Faculty Title of the Programme Place Date Organiser Nature of Participation Title of Paper/Session Ms. Sandhya Limaye Status of Children in Difficult Uttan Bhayandar, Mar. 19, 2002 National Institute of Public Resource Person Status of Disabled Circumstances in the State of Thane District Cooperation and Child Children in India with Maharashtra Development (NIPCCD) Special Reference to the State of Maharashtra

Ms. Mohua Nigudkar Quality Institutional Care for Mumbai Mar. 19, 2002 CRY, and Saath Participant - Children and Alternatives

Ms. T.S. Adhikari Training Session on Roles for Mumbai Feb. 27, 2002 Stree Mukti Sanghatana, Trainer - Group Leaders Mumbai

Ms. Sandhya Limaye and School Mental Health: Principles, Mumbai Feb. 26–27, Counsellors Association of Participants - Ms. Mohua Nigudkar Perceptions, Perspectives 2002 India

Ms. Mohua Nigudkar Theatre Presentation Mumbai Feb. 23, 2002 Akshara Participant -

Ms. Anjali Dave Workshop on Setting up Mahila Bangalore Feb. 18–19, Mahila Samakhya, Resource Person - Samakhya Resource Centre 2002 Karnataka

Dr. Neela Dabir and National Conference Children and Hyderabad Feb. 7–9, 2002 Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Centre Presented a Paper Integrated Projects Ms. Mohua Nigudkar their Development in the for Social Action for Street Children in Contemporary World: Strategies Maharashtra and and Approaches Gujarat

Ms. Anjali Dave Policing for the Vulnerable: Delhi Jan. 30, 2002 Lawyers Collective and Resource Person - Training for Trainers British Council

Dr. Neela Dabir and Regional Conference on Women’s TISS Rural Campus, Jan. 26–27, Stree Abhyas Vyaspeeth, Participants - Ms.T.S.Adhikari Development and the Challenges of Tuljapur 2002 and Rural Campus, TISS Globalisation: Gender Sensitivity in Teaching at the Undergraduate Level

Dr. Neela Dabir and The Street Child: Turkish Mumbai Jan. 16, 2002 Salam Balak Trust Participants - Ms. Mohua Nigudkar Experiences

Dr. Neela Dabir Basics of Case Work and Group Mumbai Jan. 5, 2002 Department of Extension Resource Person - Work Education, SNDT Women’s 75 University 76 Faculty Title of the Programme Place Date Organiser Nature of Participation Title of Paper/Session Dr. Neela Dabir Women and Water Network Ahmedabad Oct. 8–9, 2001 Global Water Partnership Participant - Consultative Meeting and South Asian Technical Advisory Committee Ms. Anjali Dave Workshop on Police Training Bangalore Oct. 1, 2001 Makkala Sahay Vani and Resource Person Experiences of Police Bangalore Police Training on Violence Against Women Ms. Anjali Dave Workshop of Women’s Jaipur Sep. 18, 2001 Women’s Organisation Resource Person Introduction to the Organisations Network Rajasthan Network Concept of Special and Rajasthan Police Cell in Police System Ms. Anjali Dave Understanding Violence Against Mumbai Sep. 10, 2001 Akshara Women’s Resource Person - Women Resource Centre Ms. Mohua Nigudkar Consultation Workshop on TISS, Mumbai Aug. 17, 2001 Social Work Education and Participant - Directions for UNICEF Strategies Practice Cell, TISS, and for Child Protection in India for UNICEF 2003–2007 Ms. Anjali Dave 28th Vertical Interaction Course for TISS, Mumbai Jul. 23–28, Bureau of Police Research Resource Person Women’s Issues and IPS Officers 2001 and Development, Ministry Interventions of Home Affairs Ms. Anjali Dave Domestic Violence: Dowry and Delhi Jul. 24, 2001 Lawyers Collective and Resource Person Section 498 A IPC: A Beyond — An Interrogation of Law Delhi State Women’s Quantitative and from a Gender Perspective Commission Qualitative Analysis Ms. Anjali Dave Sharing of Experience of Police Lucknow May 14–17, Oxfam (India) Resource Person - Issues: Training on Violence 2001 Against Women

DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAL AND PSYCHIATRIC SOCIAL WORK

Dr. Surinder Jaswal Training of Trainers for HIV/AIDS Kolkata Apr. 18–19, Government of West Bengal Resource Person - 2002 Dr. Surinder Jaswal Training of Trainers for HIV/AIDS Patna Apr. 1–3, 2002 Bihar State AIDS Control Resource Person -

Society 8 Appendix Ms. S. Maitra Gender Issues in Reproductive Mumbai Mar. 26–28, International Institute of Participant - Health 2002 Population Sciences (IIPS), Mumbai pedx8 Appendix Faculty Title of the Programme Place Date Organiser Nature of Participation Title of Paper/Session Dr. Surinder Jaswal Consultative Workshop on the TISS, Mumbai Mar. 19, 2002 Rural Campus, TISS Chaired a Session Field Work Proposal Rural Campus Curriculum

Ms. Katy Gandevia ICMR-WHO National Workshop on Delhi Mar. 5–7, 2002 Institute of Human Consultant - Urban Mental Health Behaviour and Allied Sciences

Ms. S. Maitra School Mental Health: Principles, Mumbai Feb. 26–27, Counsellors Association of Participant - Perceptions, Perspectives 2002 India

Dr. Surinder Jaswal Training Programme in Social Mumbai Feb. 12, 2002 Sophia Centre for Women’s Presented a Paper Women’s Health and Work Studies and Development Violence

Dr. Surinder Jaswal Psycho-Social Aspects of Disasters Ahmedabad Jan. 23, 2002 Oxfam, Action-AID, and Invitee - National Institute of Mental Health and Neuro Sciences

Dr. Surinder Jaswal Workshop on the Proposed Rural TISS, Mumbai Dec. 18, 2001 Rural Campus, TISS Resource Person - Campus Curriculum (Part 1) and Participant

Ms. Katy Gandevia Regional Workshop on Urban Mumbai Dec. 14–16, WHO, and Indian Council Consultant - Mental Health 2001 for Medical Research (ICMR)

Dr. Surinder Jaswal Strategies to Give Visibility to Liver Mumbai Dec. 1, 2001 National Liver Foundation Invitee - Diseases

Ms. S. Maitra Refresher Course on Gender, TISS, Mumbai Nov. 19–Dec. Unit for Women’s Studies, Participant - Human Rights and Law 9, 2001 TISS

Mr. Parthasarathi Mondal 14th Annual Conference of Indian Ranchi Nov. 9–10, Indian Association for Presented a Paper The Rights of the Association for Social Psychiatry 2001 Social Psychiatry Mentally Ill: Taking a Leaf from Amartya Sen

Ms. Katy Gandevia and Second National Workshop on TISS, Mumbai Oct. 15–16, CHS, TISS Presented a Paper Integration of Mental Ms. Brinelle D’Souza Primary Health Care in India: 2001 Health Services at Status, Challenges and Prospects the Primary Health Centre Level

Ms. Katy Gandevia Need Assessment for Mumbai Oct. 7, 2001 College of Social Work, Presented a Paper Consequences of 77 Post-Earthquake Rehabilitation and Nirmala Niketan Disaster on Health Reconstruction 78 Faculty Title of the Programme Place Date Organiser Nature of Participation Title of Paper/Session Dr. Surinder Jaswal Dissemination Workshop on Mumbai Sep. 14, 2001 Department of FCW, TISS Special Invitee - Findings of the Study on the Nature of Violence Faced by Lesbian Women and Its Mental Health Consequences

Dr. Surinder Jaswal Training Programme for School Mumbai Sep. 13, 2001 SNDT Women’s University, Presented a Paper Counsellor as Counsellors Mumbai Researcher: Simple Tips

Dr. Srilatha Juvva Conference on Empowerment for Nagpur Aug. 29–30, Indian Affiliate Chapter of Resource Person and Group Work Practice Change through Group Work 2001 Association of Association Participant in Psychiatric for the Advancement of Hospitals Social Work with Groups

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WELFARE ADMINISTRATION

Prof. Vidya Rao National Workshop on Responsive TISS, Mumbai Mar. 26–28, Department of EMS, TISS Presented a Paper Management of Volunteerism: Connecting with 2002 Volunteers Social Realities

Prof. Vidya Rao Politics and Activism: Redefining Tara, Raigad District Feb. 23–24, Soshit Jan Andolan Participant - Political Space 2002

Dr. Bipin K. Jojo Sameeksha 2002 — Seminar on TISS, Mumbai Feb. 2, 2002 Social Work Student’s Chaired a Session Management of Contemporary Social Work: A Forum, TISS Social Welfare Global Perspective Organisation

Dr. Bipin K. Jojo Workshop on Sensitising Teachers TISS, Mumbai Jan. 16, 2001 Unit for Child and Youth Participant - on Caste/Tribe Discrimination Research (UCYR), TISS

Ms. Rajashi Damle Workshop on the Proposed Rural TISS, Mumbai Dec. 18, 2001 Rural Campus, TISS Participant - Campus Curriculum (Part 1) pedx8 Appendix Prof. Vidya Rao Social Summit on Social Pune Dec. 10, 2001 UNDP and Confederation of Participant - Responsibility of Business Indian Industries (CII)

Mr. Subhabrata Dutta Workshop on Leading a Group with TISS, Mumbai Oct. 4–7, 2002 TISS, Mumbai Participant - Theme Centred Interaction, I Discover and Develop my Personal Tools pedx8 Appendix Faculty Title of the Programme Place Date Organiser Nature of Participation Title of Paper/Session Mr. Subhabrata Dutta Workshop on Managing NGOs in TISS, Mumbai Aug. 7–21, Department of EMS, TISS Participant - the Developing World 2001

DEPARTMENT OF URBAN AND RURAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

Prof. Janki Andharia and Workshop on Transparency and TISS, Mumbai Apr. 8, 2002 Public Concern for Resource Persons - Dr. Mouleshri Vyas Access to Services: Role of Governance Trust and Community Groups Department of URCD, TISS Dr. Amita Bhide National Seminar on Urban Mumbai Mar. 15, 2002 Department of Civics and Resource Person A Civil Society Governance: Challenge and Politics, University of Approach to Slum Opportunity Mumbai Sanitation Programme in Mumbai City: Lessons Learnt Ms. Punam Sah National Conference on Women New Delhi Mar. 8–9, 2002 Ministry of Science and Participant - Scientists and Technologists for Technology, GOI National Development Prof. Janki Andharia Meeting of Experts Committee on Mumbai Feb. 14, 2002 Municipal Corporation of Expert - Mumbai Disaster Management Greater Mumbai Plan Prof. Janki Andharia Training Programme on Mumbai Feb. 7, and Indian Institute of Resource Person Social Aspects of Environmental Impact Assessment Mar. 14, 2002 Technology, Mumbai, and Environment Impact for State/Central Pollution Control Centre for Environmental Assessment Boards Science and Engineering. Supported by Ministry of Environment and Forest, GOI Dr. Amita Bhide Communalism: Management TISS, Mumbai Jan. 25, 2002 Department of URCD, TISS Resource Person Voluntary Initiative in Issues and Role of NGOs Response to Communal Strife: Challenges Ahead Ms. Punam Sah Regional Meet of South Asian Karjat Dec. 11, 2001 SANFEC, and Academy of Expert and Presented Decentralising Network for Food, Ecology and Development Science Draft Report Intervention on Food Culture (SANFEC) Security through 79 Grain Banks 80 Faculty Title of the Programme Place Date Organiser Nature of Participation Title of Paper/Session Prof. Janki Andharia Mumbai Disaster Management Mumbai Nov. 5, 2001 Brihanmumbai Municipal Invitee - Plan Corporation (BMC)

Prof. Janki Andharia National Consultation on Disaster Mumbai Oct. 11–13 College of Social Work, Panel Speaker Incorporating Management: Implications for 2001 Nirmala Niketan Disaster Social Work Educators Management in Social Work Curriculum

Mr. P.K. Shajahan National Consultation on Disaster Mumbai Oct. 11–13, College of Social Work, Participant - Management: Implications for 2001 Nirmala Niketan Social Work Educators

Prof. Janki Andharia High Powered Task Force on New Delhi Oct. 9–10, IIPA, Ministry of Invitee - Disaster Management, GOI 2001 Agriculture, GOI

Prof. Janki Andharia Confidential Workshop of UGC on Pune Sep. 17–20, UGC Panel Member - National Eligibility Test 2001

Prof. Janki Andharia Good Urban Governance Campaign New Delhi Sep. 4–6, 2001 Ministry of Urban Participant - Development and Poverty Alleviation, GOI

Prof. Janki Andharia Consultation on Institutional Navi Mumbai Sep. 1, 2001 YUVA Moderator and Strategies to Face Challenges Facing Voluntary Sector Participant Challenges in Globalising World

Dr. Amita Bhide Women’s Participation in Pune Aug. 12, 2001 Resource and Support Invitee - Governance Centre for Development

Mr. Blaise D’Souza Workshop on Community Mumbai Aug. 5–7, 2001 Department of URCD, TISS Co-facilitated the - Organisation and Education Workshop Intervention pedx8 Appendix

DEPARTMENT OF PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS

Prof. R.C. Datta Performance Related Rewards New Delhi Feb. 27–28, All India Management Participant - 2002 Association and Department of Public Enterprises pedx8 Appendix Faculty Title of the Programme Place Date Organiser Nature of Participation Title of Paper/Session Prof. R.C. Datta 43rd Annual Conference of the Bangalore Dec. 18–20, Indian Society of Labour Keynote Address Eco-Reforms Indian Society of the Labour 2001 Economics, and Institute Redundancy and Economics for Social and Economic National Renewal Change Fund: Human Face or Human Mask

Dr. D.K. Srivastava 43rd Annual Conference of the Bangalore Dec. 18–20, Indian Society of Labour Presented a Paper Turnaround Without Indian Society of Labour 2001 Economics, and Institute Tears: A Case Study Economics for Social and Economic of Britannia, Delhi Change Branch

Prof. R.C. Datta Workshop on National New Delhi Nov. 22–23, National Commission on Special Invitee - Consultation on Globalisation and 2001 Labour in collaboration its Impact with International Labour Organisation

Dr. D.K. Srivastava Workshop on National Mumbai Oct. 22, 2001 National Commission on Participant - Consultation on Globalisation and Labour (Second) Study its Impact Group

Dr. D.K. Srivastava Workshop on Provisions of The Mumbai Sep. 21, 2001 Directorate General Factory Presented a Theme Provisions of the Factories Act, 1948 Advice Service and Labour Paper Factories Act, 1948 Institutes, Ministry of Labour, GOI

Prof. R.C. Datta Workshop on Rural Transformation New Delhi Sep. 19–21, Planning Commission, GOI; Special Invitee - in India: The Role of Rural 2001 Institute for Human Non-Farm Sector Development; and Department of International Development, World Bank

Prof. R.C. Datta CEOs Forum on the Emerging Role Mumbai Jul. 7, 2001 Employers’ Federation of Special Invitee - of HRM India 81 Prof. R.C. Datta National Consultation on Future of New Delhi May 31 and National Commission on Invitee - Social Security in India Jun. 1, 2001 Labour and Social Security Association of India 82 Faculty Title of the Programme Place Date Organiser Nature of Participation Title of Paper/Session

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES STUDIES

Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian Workshop on Workforce Thiruvananthapuram Apr. 6, 2002 Achutha Menon Centre for Chairperson - Management in Kerala Health Health Science Studies Services: Breaking the Barriers Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian Symposium on Viability of Bangalore Mar. 27, 2002 Institute for Social and Resource Person - Sustainable Private–Public Mix in Economic Change Health Development for Rural India and Lessons from Canadian Experiences Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian Enhancing Human Capital Index: New Delhi Mar. 15, 2002 CII Resource Person Developing New Approaches for Knowledge Community Health Economy Information System Dr. N. Nakkeeran Privatisation of Education: Tiruchirappalli Mar. 13, 2002 Department of Social Resource Person Impact of Prospects and Challenges Dynamics, St. Joseph’s Globalisation on College Medical Education Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian Health Vision 2002: A Dream or Mumbai Feb. 10, 2002 Garware Institute of Career Resource Person Challenges to Reality Education and Development Healthcare Planners with Reference to Geriatrics and Mental Healthcare Dimensions Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian Workshop on Utility and Feasibility New Delhi Feb. 9, 2002 IIPS Participant - of Undertaking a Community Based Study for Assessing Excess Adult Mortality Due to HIV/AIDS Deaths Dr. M. Mariappan National Conference on Health Care Mumbai Feb. 8–9, 2002 University of Mumbai Participant - for All 2020 AD Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian Hospital Management Bangalore Feb. 8, 2002 Christian Medical Resource Person Organisational Association of India (CMAI) Change in Hospital pedx8 Appendix Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian Joint Meeting of WHO Jaipur Feb. 5–6, 2002 Indian Institute of Health Participant - Collaborating Centres in India Management Research Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian Workshop on Quality Management New Delhi Nov. 8, 2001 CMAI Resource Person - pedx8 Appendix Faculty Title of the Programme Place Date Organiser Nature of Participation Title of Paper/Session Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian Task Force on Behaviour Science New Delhi Oct. 18–19, ICMR Chairperson of the - Research on Health 2001 Programme

Dr. N. Nakkeeran Second National Workshop on Mumbai Oct. 15–16, CHS, TISS Resource Person Problems of Primary Health Care in India: 2001 Integrating Status, Challenges and Prospects Traditional Systems of Medicine with Modern Health System

Mr. M. Mariappan Training Course on ISO 9000: 2000 Mumbai Aug. 20–21, Ministry of Information and Participant - for Hospitals/Healthcare Centres 2001 Technology, GOI

Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian Meeting of the Committee for New Delhi Jul. 30–31, ICMR Resource Person - Preparation of National Health 2001 Research Policy Document

Dr. Kanchan Mukherjee National Consultation Conference New Delhi July. 1–3, 2001 Ministry of Health and Participant - for Implementation for National Family Welfare, GOI, and Population Policy 2001 Voluntary Health Association of India

Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian Meeting of the Committee for Chennai Jun. 4, 2001 ICMR Resource Person - Preparation of National Health Research Policy Document

Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian Meeting of the Committee for New Delhi May 16, 2001 ICMR Resource Person - Preparation of National Health Research Policy Document

DEPARTMENT OF RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

Dr. D.P. Singh Population Information and Mumbai Apr. 2–4, IIPS, Mumbai Participant - Networking: Development of 2002 Database

Dr. D.P. Singh 25th Annual Conference of Indian Mumbai Feb. 11–13, IIPS Participant - Association for Study of 2002 Population 83 Dr. D.P. Singh Data Users Conferences of NFHS-2 Mumbai Feb. 10, 2002 IIPS Participant - 84 Faculty Title of the Programme Place Date Organiser Nature of Participation Title of Paper/Session Dr. D.P. Singh Workshop on Methodological Goa Aug. 29–31, IIPS Participant - Issues in Intervention Research in 2001 RCH

DEPARTMENT OF EXTRA MURAL STUDIES

Dr. N. Rustomfram Adolescent Policy Dialogue Mumbai Mar. 11, 2002 Institute for Research in Expert - Workshop Reproduction (IRR)

Dr. Revati Balu Seminar on Adult Education Mumbai Feb. 25, 2002 Department of Adult and Participant - Continuing Education and Extension, University of Mumbai

Dr. N. Rustomfram Participatory and Adult Learning Mumbai Feb. 2, 2002 College of Social Work, Participant - Nirmala Niketan

Dr. Shankar Das and Inculcating the Value of TISS, Mumbai Jan. 16, 2002 UCYR, TISS Participants - Dr. Revati Balu Non-Discrimination on the Basis of Caste and Tribe

Dr. Shankar Das Board Governance in Changing TISS, Mumbai Jan. 25, 2002 Department of EMS, TISS Participant - Times

Dr. N. Rustomfram Consultative Workshop on the TISS, Mumbai Dec. 11, 2001, Rural Campus, TISS Expert Training and Proposed Rural Campus and Mar. 19, Education of Social Curriculum Development 2002 Work Personnel

Dr. Shankar Das Social Science and Social TISS, Mumbai Dec. 6, 2001 TISS, Mumbai Participant - Realisation

Dr. N. Rustomfram War and Terrorism Mumbai Nov. 26, 2001 Young Women’s Christian Participant - Association pedx8 Appendix Dr. Revati Balu Refresher Course on Gender, TISS, Mumbai Nov. 19–Dec. TISS, Mumbai Participant - Human Rights and Law 9, 2001

Dr. Shankar Das Leading a Group with Theme TISS, Mumbai Oct. 4–7, 2001 TISS, Mumbai Participant - Centred Interaction: I Discover and Develop My Personal Tools pedx8 Appendix Faculty Title of the Programme Place Date Organiser Nature of Participation Title of Paper/Session Dr. N. Rustomfram Seminar on Strategies for the Ahmedabad Sep. 29–30, CHETNA and National Chaired a Session Laws Related to Effective Implementation of the 2001 Commission for Women Health Judicial-Legal Systems for Empowerment of Women

Dr. Revati Balu UGC Refresher Course on Disaster TISS, Mumbai Sep. 3–21, TISS, Mumbai Participant - Management 2001

Dr. N. Rustomfram Curriculum Panel for P.G. Diploma Mumbai Jun. 28–30, Department of Adult and Expert Steps in Curriculum in Continuing Education 2001 Continuing Education, Building University of Mumbai

Dr. Shankar Das Can Everybody Win? Economic TISS, Mumbai Jun. 25, 2001 TISS, Mumbai Participant - Development and Population Displacement

Dr. N. Rustomfram Communalism and its Impact Mumbai Jun. 7–8, 2001 Centre for Study of Society Participant - and Secularism (CSSS)

Dr. Shankar Das Good Clinical Practice Mumbai May 31–Jun. 1, Harvard Medical Resource Person - 2001 International and Neeman Medical International Asia

UNIT FOR CHILD AND YOUTH RESEARCH

Dr. Vrinda Datta National Consultation on Early Bangalore Apr. 22–23, Indian Association for Participant - Childhood 2002 Pre-School Education, and UNICEF

Dr. P.M. Sandhya Rani Status of Children in Difficult Mumbai Mar. 18–19, NIPCCD Participant - Circumstances in India with 2002 Special Reference to the State of Maharashtra

Dr. Vrinda Datta National Consultation on Reaching Delhi Mar. 14–16, National Institute of Urban Participant - Young Children from Urban 2002 Affairs, and CARE India Disadvantaged Communities 85 Ms. Lata Narayan Building Blocks for Technology Bangalore Dec. 3–6, Ashoka Innovators for the Participant - Enabled Learning 2001 Public 86 Faculty Title of the Programme Place Date Organiser Nature of Participation Title of Paper/Session Prof. G.G. Wankhede National Workshop on New Delhi Nov. 5–7, Jawaharlal Nehru University Discussant - Transformative Links of Higher 2001 Education with Basic Education: Mapping the Field

Dr. K. Anil Kumar Second National Workshop on Mumbai Oct. 15–16, CHS, TISS Presented a Paper Health Care for the Primary Health Care in India: 2001 Displaced: Role of Status, Challenges and Prospects Primary Health Centre

Dr. P.M. Sandhya Rani Second National Workshop on Mumbai Oct. 15–16, CHS, TISS Presented a Paper Promotion of Primary Health Care in India: 2001 Nutrition Status, Challenges and Prospects Programme: A Study in Andhra Pradesh

Dr. R. Konantambigi Quality in Early Childhood Pune Sep. 22, 2001 Maharashtra FORCES Presented a Paper Development Needs Programme ofChildreninthe Context of Day Care

Ms. Lata Narayan Institutional Challenges Facing the Mumbai Aug. 31–Sep 1, YUVA Participant - Voluntary Sector in the Globalising 2001 World

Dr. Vrinda Datta National Workshop on Strategies Chennai Aug. 24–26, M.S. Swaminathan Presented a Paper Measurement and for Quality in Early Childhood 2001 Research Foundation Regulation of Early Programmes Childhood Programmes

Dr. R. Konantambigi Consultation Workshop on TISS, Mumbai Aug. 17, 2001 Social Work Education and Participant - Directions for UNICEF Strategies Practice Cell, TISS for Child Protection in India for 2003–2007

Dr. K. Anil Kumar Inter-Regional Workshop on Goa Jun. 21–23, NSS Regional Centre, Pune Participant - Universities Talk AIDS 2001 pedx8 Appendix

UNIT FOR RESEARCH IN THE SOCIOLOGY OF EDUCATION

Dr. Leena Abraham Workshop to Discuss the Health Mumbai Mar. 6, 2002 Comet Media Foundation Participant - and Sexuality Reader pedx8 Appendix Faculty Title of the Programme Place Date Organiser Nature of Participation Title of Paper/Session Dr. Ranu Jain Workshop on Secondary Education Delhi Mar. 5–6, National Institute of Presented a Paper Status Paper on in India: Analysis of Delivery 2002 Educational Planning and Secondary and Mechanism and Functioning of Administration, Delhi, and Elementary Secondary Schools IEA, Paris Education in Maharashtra

Prof. D. Saldanha Bharat Gyan Vigyan Samiti (BGVS) Dhanbad Feb. 16–18, BGVS Presented Draft BGVS: Achievements General Council Meeting 2002 Report and Future Directions

Dr. Ranu Jain Building Secular minds: Role of Mumbai Jan. 29, 2002 Mohallah Committee Presented a Paper Understanding Teachers in Developing Secular Movement Trust (MCMT), Secularism in Attitudes Among Children and Mumbai Police Education

Dr. Ranu Jain Communalism: Management TISS, Mumbai Jan. 24, 2002 MCMT Participant - Issues and Role of NGOs

Prof. Padma Velaskar, Workshop on Sensitising Teachers TISS, Mumbai Jan. 16, 2002 UCYR, TISS Participants - Dr. Ranu Jain, on Caste/Tribe Discrimination Dr. Leena Abraham and Mr. Sthabir Khora

Dr. Ranu Jain, Education in the Age of Mumbai Dec. 14, 2001 Comet Media Foundation Participants - Dr. Leena Abraham and Globalisation Mr. Sthabir Khora

Prof. Padma Velaskar Seminar on the Scheduled Castes Pune Nov. 28–29, Indian School of Political Participant and The Politics of of India: An Interregional 2001 Economy Presented a Paper Untouchability and Perspective Social Change: A Study of the Scheduled Castes of Maharashtra

Prof. J. Aikara National Workshop on New Delhi Nov. 5–7, 2001 Jawaharlal Nehru University Presented a Paper Role of Research in Transformative Links on Higher Promoting Basic Education with Basic Education: Education Mapping the Field

Dr. Leena Abraham Alternate Education Network Belgaum Sep 20–23, Gandhi Ghar Participant - 2001 87 Dr. Ranu Jain Multiculturalism by Bhiku/Parikh Mumbai Sep. 17, 2001 British Council Participant - 88 Faculty Title of the Programme Place Date Organiser Nature of Participation Title of Paper/Session Prof. D. Saldanha Institutional Challenges Facing the Mumbai Aug. 31–Sep 1, YUVA Participant - Voluntary Sector in the Globalising 2001 World Prof. D. Saldanha Consultation Workshop on TISS, Mumbai Aug. 17, 2001 Social Work Education and Participant - Directions for UNICEF Strategies Practice Cell, TISS for Child Protection in India for 2003–2007 Dr. Ranu Jain Saffronisation of Education Delhi Aug. 5–7, 2001 SAHMAT Participant - Prof. Padma Velaskar Western Regional Workshop on TISS, Mumbai Aug. 1–2, 2001 Indian Association for Resource Person and Theorising Dalit Dalit Feminism: A Critique of Women’s Studies (IAWS) , Presented a Paper Women’s Oppression Difference and Unit for Women’s Studies, TISS Dr. Leena Abraham Western Regional Workshop on TISS, Mumbai Aug. 1–2, 2001 IAWS, and Unit for Participant - Dalit Feminism: A Critique of Women’s Studies, TISS Difference Prof. D. Saldanha Workshop on UNICEF Strategy Mumbai Jul. 23, 2001 UNICEF Resource Person - Review Prof. Padma Velaskar Workshop on UNICEF Strategy Mumbai Jul. 23, 2001 UNICEF Participant - Review Dr. Ranu Jain Communalism and its Impact on Mumbai May 7–8, 2001 CSSS Presented a Paper Minority Psyche Grassroots

UNIT FOR URBAN STUDIES

Prof. R.N. Sharma Urban Governance: Challenges and Mumbai Mar. 15, 2002 Department of Civics and Presented a Paper A Participatory Opportunities Politics, University of Approach to the Mumbai World Bank Funded Slum Sanitation Programme in Mumbai City

Prof. S. Siva Raju Workshop to Prepare Maharashtra Pune Mar. 14–15, Social Justice Department, Participant - 8 Appendix State Draft Policy for Senior Citizens 2002 Government of Maharashtra Prof. R.N. Sharma Women Around the Millennium Mumbai Mar. 8, 2002 Department of Economics, Presented a Paper Urbanisation: The Census SNDT Women’s University Indian Scene pedx8 Appendix Faculty Title of the Programme Place Date Organiser Nature of Participation Title of Paper/Session Prof. S. Siva Raju Seminar on Mumbai Cares for its Mumbai Feb. 1, 2002 Family Welfare Agency Keynote Address Networking of Elderly (FWA), Lions Club of Organisations Vasundhara, and Ladies Working for the Care Wing of Indian Merchants of Elderly in Mumbai: Chamber Issues and Implications Ms. Anita Rath Population and Environment: Mumbai Dec. 11, 2001 Toxics Link and Ashoka Discussant - Establishing Vital Linkages India Prof. R.N. Sharma Implications of MUTP on Social Mumbai Nov. 23, 2001 Maharashtra Metropolitan Discussant - and Physical Environment Road Development Authority, Mumbai Prof. R.N. Sharma Dams and Development: Evolving Bangalore Sep 3–4, 2001 National Law School of Presented a Paper Mumbai–Pune Frameworks for Decision-Making India University Expressway and the Issue of Displaced Families Prof. S. Siva Raju Consultation Meeting of SAARC Pune Aug. 17–19, CASP, Pune Participant - Countries on Ageing 2001 Prof. S. Siva Raju Situational Analysis of Elderly on Mumbai Jul. 29, 2001 Lions Club of Mumbai Keynote Address Situational Analysis their Needs and Problems of Elderly on their Needs and Problems Prof. S. Siva Raju Capacity Building for Meeting the New Delhi Jul. 25, 2001 UNFPA, New Delhi Participant - Needs of Older Persons in Less Developed Regions

UNIT FOR RESEARCH AND CONSULTANCY IN SOCIAL POLICY AND SOCIAL WELFARE ADMINISTRATION

Dr. Rajshree P. Mahtani Orientation to Social Science Mumbai Apr. 23, 2002 UCYR, TISS Resource Person · Introduction to Research Methods the Paradigm of Qualitative Research Methodology · The Process Model of Qualitative 89 Research 90 Faculty Title of the Programme Place Date Organiser Nature of Participation Title of Paper/Session · Methods of Data Collection in Qualitative Research: An Overview · Introduction to Analysis and Report-Writing in Qualitative Research Dr. Rajshree P. Mahtani Workshop on Family and Child Mumbai Mar. 20–22, Department of FCW, TISS Consultant and - Welfare Curriculum Review 2002 Facilitator for the entire Workshop

Prof. Ratna Naik Environment and Sustainable Mumbai Mar. 5, 2002 Maharashtra Nature Park Discussant Management of Development Society Mangroves

Prof. Ratna Naik Sustainable Development: Summit Delhi Feb. 8–11, Tata Energy Research Resource Person - 2002 2002 Institute

Dr. Rajshree P. Mahtani Seminar on Mumbai Cares for Its Mumbai Feb. 1, 2002 FWA, Lions Club of Participant - Elderly Vasundhara and Ladies Wing of Indian Merchants Chamber

Dr. Rajshree P. Mahtani Consultation Meeting on Mumbai Jan. 30, 2002 IRFT Resource Person - International Resources for Fairer and Discussant Trade (IRFT)

Prof. Ratna Naik Joint Forest Management (JFM), Chennai Jan. 21–22, Government of Tamil Nadu Participant and Gender and JFM and Watershed Development 2002 Chaired a Session

Dr. A. Ramaiah Inculcating the Value of TISS, Mumbai Jan. 16, 2002 UCYR, TISS Participant - Non-Discrimination on the Basis of Caste and Tribes pedx8 Appendix Dr. A. Ramaiah Dalit Agenda for the 21st Century Bhopal Jan. 12–13, Government of Madhya Participant - 2002 Pradesh

Prof. Ratna Naik Nehru and Institutions Mumbai Dec. 15, 2001 Nehru Centre, Mumbai Participant - pedx8 Appendix Faculty Title of the Programme Place Date Organiser Nature of Participation Title of Paper/Session Prof. Ratna Naik Gender and Equity Issues in Mumbai Dec. 11, 2001 Government of Karnataka Discussant Protected Area and Participatory Forest Management Water Security

Prof. Ratna Naik Symposium on Industries Mangalore Nov. 28, 2001 Mangalore Refinery and Resource Person Participation in Afforestation and Petrochemicals Ltd., and Village Eco-Development Kudremukh Steel Plant

Prof. Ratna Naik Participatory Approach to Mangalore Nov. 27, 2001 Forest Department, Discussant - Conservation and Management of Government of Karnataka Protected Areas

Dr. J.J. Roy Burman Consultation on Revisions to the New Delhi Nov. 26, 2001 The World Bank Participant - World Bank Policy on Indigenous People

Dr. A. Ramaiah UGC Refresher Course on Gender, TISS, Mumbai Nov. 19–Dec. TISS, Mumbai Participant - Human Rights and Law 9, 2001

Dr. J.J. Roy Burman National Seminar on Dialogue and New Delhi Nov. 6, 2001 The North East Foundation Participant - Conflict Resolution in the North East

Dr. Rajshree P. Mahtani National Conference on Third New Delhi Oct. 22–23, Association for Third Presented a Paper Issues Related to Sector Research 2001 Sector Research in India Assessing the Performance of Activist NGOs

Dr. Rajshree P. Mahtani Consultative Meeting on Strategies Mumbai Oct. 18, 2001 FWA Resource Person - and Interventions in Relation to Services for the Elderly

Dr. Rajshree P. Mahtani National Workshop on Disaster Mumbai Oct. 12–13, College of Social Work, Discussant Areas for Research Management and its Implications 2001 Nirmala Niketan and Documentation for Social Work Education in Disaster Management

Prof. Ratna Naik Symposium on Economic Affairs Mumbai Sep. 15, 2001 Nehru Centre, Mumbai Participant - and Policy 91 Prof. Ratna Naik Workshop on Fauna of Western Mumbai Sep. 13, 2001 Bombay Natural History Participant - Ghats Society 92 Faculty Title of the Programme Place Date Organiser Nature of Participation Title of Paper/Session Dr. A. Ramaiah UGC Refresher Course on Disaster TISS, Mumbai Sep. 3–23, TISS, Mumbai Participant - Management and Social Work 2001

Prof. Ratna Naik International Renewable Energy Bangalore Jul. 9–13, 2001 Winrock International India Panel Speaker Gender Issues in Financing Mechanisms Rural Energy

UNIT FOR RURAL STUDIES

Dr. Vikash Pandey Confronting Inequalities: Muslim Mumbai Mar. 26–27, Department of Sociology, Participant - OBC Communities 2002 University of Mumbai, and All India Muslim OBC Organisation

UNIT FOR WOMEN’S STUDIES

Dr. Asha Bajpai Economic Crimes Mumbai Mar. 22–24, Indira Gandhi Institute of Expert - 2002 Development Research, and National University for Juridicial Sciences

Prof. Chhaya Datar Dialogue with Researcher Linking Delhi Feb. 27–28, NIPCCID, and Development Participant - Policy and Research: A 2002 of Women and Child Consultation on Women’s Studies Department, GOI

Dr. Asha Bajpai Refresher Course in Women’s Mumbai Feb. 18–Mar. 9, SNDT Women’s University Participant - Studies 2002

Dr. Lakshmi Lingam Gender, Health and Development Baroda Feb. 12–27, Women’s Health Training, Module Coordinator · Women, Work and 2002 Research and Advocacy Health Centre (WOHTRAC), Baroda · Gender Sensitive Research · Gender Approaches to Policy

Dr. Lakshmi Lingam Gender and Medical Education Mumbai Jan. 31, 2002 Achutha Menon Centre for Resource Person - pedx8 Appendix Health Sciences, and CGHAT, Mumbai

Dr. Lakshmi Lingam Food Security and Health Wardha Jan. 24–25, Medico Friends Circle Participant - 2002 pedx8 Appendix Faculty Title of the Programme Place Date Organiser Nature of Participation Title of Paper/Session Dr. Lakshmi Lingam CEDAW Training Mumbai Dec. 19–22, IWRAW (Bangkok), and Participant - 2001 MASUM (Pune)

Dr. Lakshmi Lingam Population and Environment: Mumbai Dec. 11, 2001 Ashoka Foundation Resource Person - Establishing Vital Linkages

Dr. Lakshmi Lingam Winter Programme Data Analysis Mumbai Nov. 5–17, Indian Council for Social Participant` - in Social Sciences 2001 Science Research (ICSSR), and TISS

Prof. Chhaya Datar Women Studies Research and Shimla Oct. 3–5, 2001 Indian Institute of Presented a Paper Perspective on Curriculum Advanced Study Women and Work

Prof. Chhaya Datar Women, Globalisation and New Delhi Sep. 30, and Research Foundation for Presented a Paper Women’s Rights for Environment Oct. 1, 2001 Science and Technologies Land and Water

Prof. Chhaya Datar Prayog Pariwar Experiences Vardha Sep. 18–20, Prayog Pariwar Presented a Paper Experience of 10 2001 Guntha at the RC Land Building: August 2000–July 2001

Dr. Lakshmi Lingam Inter-Disciplinary Perspectives and Baroda Sep. 14–15, WOHTRAC, M.S. University Resource Person Emerging Strengths Social Science Research on 2001 of Baroda and Constraints of Women’s Health: WOHTRAC’s WOHTRAC: Experiences Experiences in the Context of Women’s Health, Gender and Population Concerns

Dr. Lakshmi Lingam Qualitative Studies of Abortion Mumbai Aug. 31–Sep. Health Watch, and Centre Resource Person - Assessment Methodology 1, 2001 for Health in Allied Themes Workshop

Dr. Lakshmi Lingam Migration, Trafficking and Sites of New Delhi Aug. 24–25, Jagori: Women’s Resource Resource Person Methodologies Work: Rights and Vulnerabilities 2001 Centre Issues in Gender and Migration Studies

Dr. Lakshmi Lingam Short Course on Gender, Health Thiruvananthapuram Aug. 12–26, Sakhi: Women’s Resource Resource Person · Social and Development 2001 Centre Construction of 93 Gender 94 Faculty Title of the Programme Place Date Organiser Nature of Participation Title of Paper/Session · Patriarchy: Historical and Structural Dimensions · Feminist Critique of Medical Ideology

Dr. Asha Bajpai State Consultation to Finalise the Mumbai Aug. 7, 2001 UNICEF Consultant - Action Plan, 2003–2007

Prof. Chhaya Datar Western Regional Workshop on Mumbai Aug. 1–2, 2001 IAWS, and Unit for Presented a Paper Non-Brahmin Dalit Feminism: A Critique of Women’s Studies, TISS Rendering of Difference Feminism in Maharashtra: Is it a more Emancipatory Force

Dr. Asha Bajpai State Action Plan for 2003–2007 Mumbai Jul. 25, 2001 UNICEF Consultant -

Dr. Lakshmi Lingam Looking at Feminism in a Changing Mumbai Jul. 2–3, 2001 Research Centre for Resource Person - Context Women’s Studies, SNDT Women’s University

UNIT FOR FAMILY STUDIES

Ms. Rosamma Veedon Workshop to Develop State Policy Pune Mar. 14–15, Government of Resource Person - on Senior Citizens 2002 Maharashtra

Prof. Shalini Bharat National Women’s Consultation Chennai Mar. 9, 2002 Positive Women Network of Resource Person Domestic Violence South India and HIV

Ms. Rosamma Veedon The Juvenile Justice Act: Mumbai Feb. 11–12, Indian Council for Social Chaired a Session - 8 Appendix Implications for Adoption 2002 Welfare

Prof. Shalini Bharat Utility and Feasibility of New Delhi Feb. 9, 2002 IIPS and UNAIDS Resource Person - Undertaking a Community Based Study for Assessing Excess Adult Mortality Due to HIV/AIDS Deaths pedx8 Appendix Faculty Title of the Programme Place Date Organiser Nature of Participation Title of Paper/Session Ms. Rosamma Veedon Working Group Meeting for TISS, Mumbai Feb. 4–8, 2002 Pandit Sunderlal Sharma Resource Person - Developing a Curriculum on Central Institute of Gerontology Vocational Education

Ms. Rosamma Veedon Workshop on Mumbai Cares for its Mumbai Feb. 1, 2002 Family Welfare Agency, Resource Person - Elderly Lions Club of Vasundhara and Ladies Wing of Indian Merchants Chambers

Ms. T. Paltasingh Workshop on Sensitising Teachers TISS, Mumbai Jan. 16, 2002 UCYR, TISS Participant - on Caste/Tribe Discrimination

Prof. Shalini Bharat HIV/STI Prevention and Care New Delhi Nov. 5–7, 2001 Population Council Resource Person Ethical Issues in Research Programme Social Research

Ms. Rosamma Veedon National Seminar on Religion, Kottayam Sep. 14–16, Jeevadhara Centre for Resource Person Religion and Culture and Development 2001 Socio-Religious Research Development and School of Social Sciences, Mahatma Gandhi University

Prof. Shalini Bharat National Workshop on Adoption for Chennai Aug. 17–18, VCA, Tamil Nadu Discussant VCA: A Fulcrum or a Voluntary Coordination Agencies 2001 Fissure (VCAs)

Ms. T. Paltasingh Consultation Workshop on TISS, Mumbai Aug. 17, 2001 Social Work Education and Participant - Directions for UNICEF Strategies Practice Cell, TISS for Child Protection in India for 2003–2007

Prof. Shalini Bharat Field Testing of the FHI Research Mumbai Aug. 9, 2001 Institute for Research in Resource Person Participated in the Ethics Curriculum Reproduction Field Testing Session of the Curriculum

Ms. Rosamma Veedon Elder Abuse Mumbai Jul. 25, 2001 HelpAge India Resource Person Physical Abuse of Older Persons: Some Case Studies 95 Prof. Shalini Bharat Regional Meeting on Gurgoan Jun. 11–12, UNAIDS, New Delhi Resource Person - Standardisation of HIV Database 2001 96 Faculty Title of the Programme Place Date Organiser Nature of Participation Title of Paper/Session

LIBRARY

Mr. Satish Kanamadi Video Conferencing on Digital Mumbai Feb. 22, 2002 British Council Library Participant - Libraries

Dr. M. Koganuramath CALIBER 2002 INFLIBNET Jaipur Feb. 14–16, INFLIBNET Presented a Paper Library Home Page 2002 Design and Development: TISS Library Case Study

Mr. Satish Kanamadi CALIBER 2002 INFLIBNET Jaipur Feb. 14–16, INFLIBNET Presented a Paper Content Management 2002 in Digital Environment: Factors for Critical Evaluation

Ms. S. Subramanian Gender and Development Nainital Feb. 11–15, Department of Personnel Participant - 2002 and Training

Ms. S. Subramanian Demonstration of Slim++ Library Mumbai Feb. 8, 2002 Q-Med Services Participant - Software and User’s Meet

Dr. M. Koganuramath Social Sciences Research New Delhi Jan. 28–31, ICSSR, and National Social Participant - Resources in the Internet Era 2002 Science Documentation Centre

Dr. M. Koganuramath 4th National Convention NACLIN Hyderabad Nov. 6–9, DELNET Presented a Paper Z39–50: Information 2001 2001 Retrieval Protocol

NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME UNIT

Mr. Khalil Ahmed Student Council Leadership Mumbai Feb. 4, 2002 Department of Students’ Resource Person Administrative Skills Training Programme Welfare, SNDT Women’s University

Mr. Khalil Ahmed Communal Harmony and Mumbai Nov. 20, 2001 Maharashtra State Participant - Secularism Minorities Commission pedx8 Appendix Mr. Khalil Ahmed NSS Leadership Training Deolali Jul. 29, 2001 NSS Central Unit, SNDT Resource Person Administrative Skills Programme Women’s University

Dr. R.K. Madhavi Inter-Regional Zonal Workshop on Calicut Jul. 23–25, University of Calicut, Kerala Participant - Youth Empowerment 2001 pedx8 Appendix Faculty Title of the Programme Place Date Organiser Nature of Participation Title of Paper/Session Ms. Gurmeet Hans Zonal Workshop on Universities Panaji Jun. 20–22, NSS Regional Centre, Pune Resource Person Life Style Education: Talk AIDS, Phase II 2001 A Context for HIV/AIDS Awareness

Dr. K. Anil Kumar Zonal Workshop on Universities Panaji Jun. 20–22, NSS Regional Centre, Pune Participant - Talk AIDS, Phase II 2001

Mr. Khalil Ahmed Antar Bharti Balgram Summer Lonavla May 10–12, India Sponsorship Resource Person Motivation, Training Camp 2001 Committee Personality Development and Vocational Guidance

UNIT FOR MEDIA AND COMMUNICATIONS

Ms. B. Manjula Women Self-Help Groups and Thiruvananthapuram Nov. 17, 2001 Sakhi: Women’s Resource Presented a Paper Voice from the Spiral Empowerment Centre of Silence: A Case Study of Ullor SHGs

Ms. B. Manjula Globalisation and Media Thiruvananthapuram Nov. 15–16, E.M.S. Research Academy Presented a Paper Globalisation of Conglomerisation 2001 Television: Causes and Consequences

SOCIAL WORK EDUCATION AND PRACTICE CELL

Prof. Murli Desai National Conference on Nagpur Jan. 27–28, Shri B.P. National Institute Key Theme Address Towards a Project-Affected People, Social 2002 of Social Work and Developmental Development and Social Work Maharashtra Association of Perspective in Social Intervention Social Work Educators Work Education

Prof. Murli Desai Seminar on Elder Abuse Mumbai Jan. 25, 2002 HelpAge, Mumbai Resource Person Effects of the Changing Socio-Economic Environment on Increase of Vulnerability of the Elderly and Recommendations 97 for its Prevention 98 Faculty Title of the Programme Place Date Organiser Nature of Participation Title of Paper/Session Prof. Murli Desai Integrating Human Rights Baroda Nov. 28–29, Faculty of Social Work, Resource Person Human Rights Perspective to Social Work 2001 M.S. University of Baroda, Ideology and Its Education and Centre for Social Integration with Justice Social Work Values and Goals Prof. Murli Desai Regional Workshop on Prevention Bangalore Oct. 16–17, Department of Women and Resource Person - of Trafficking and Sexual Abuse of 2001 Child Development, and Women and Children UNICEF, India Prof. Murli Desai National Consultation on Quality New Delhi Oct. 10–11, CRY Resource Person Role of Academic Institutional Care and Alternative 2001 Institutions in Promoting Non-Institutional Services Prof. Murli Desai Consultation for Future Strategies Mumbai Aug. 7, 2001 UNICEF, Maharashtra Resource Person - for UNICEF, Maharashtra pedx8 Appendix pedx9 Appendix APPENDIX 9 Administrative Staff Participation in Conferences, Seminars, Workshops and Training Programmes

Administrative Staff Title of the Programme Place Date Organiser Nature of Participation Title of Paper/Session

Ms. Kiran Bhosale and School Mental Health: Principles, Mumbai Feb. 26–27, Counsellors Association of Participants - Ms. Niloufer Shenoy Perspectives, Perceptions 2002 India and Nehru Science Centre Mr. Mallikarjun Angadi Training Programme on SOUL Ahmedabad Feb. 25–Mar. 1, INFLIBNET Participant - Library Software 2002 Mr. Mallikarjun Angadi Video Conferencing on Digital Mumbai Feb. 22, 2002 British Council Library Participant - Libraries Mr. Mallikarjun Angadi CALIBER 2002 INFLIBNET Jaipur Feb. 14–16, INFLIBNET Presented a Paper Library Home 2002 Page Design and Development: TISS Case Study Ms. Janaki V., Gender Issues Nainital Feb. 11–15, Department Division, Participants - Ms. Rajee Menon and 2002 Department of Personnel Ms. Roja Pillai and Training Ms. Kiran Kaushik Demonstration of Slim++ Library Mumbai Feb. 2, 2002 Q-Med Services Participant - Software and User’s Meet Mr.D.K.Shettyand Employment of Contract Labour Mumbai Feb. 1, 2002 Tata Services Ltd. Participants - Mr. R.H. Saundarva and Recent Judgement of the Supreme Court on Contract Labour Mr. Ravindra Pothare Social Science Research New Delhi Jan. 28–31, Indian Council for Social Participant - Resources in the Internet Era 2002 Science Research, and National Social Science Documentation Centre Mr. C.S. Gangurde and Digitisation: Creation and Mumbai Dec. 4–6, 2001 Indian Institute of Participants - Ms. Devayani R. Pothare Management of Digital Resources Technology, Mumbai Mr. P.P. Damle Some Important Aspects of Mumbai Dec. 15, 2001 Institute of Socio Participant - Income Tax Law like Taxation of Economic Research and Companies, Salary and Perks Action Administrative Staff Title of the Programme Place Date Organiser Nature of Participation Title of Paper/Session Mr. Mallikarjun Angadi Soul Package Ahmedabad Dec. 3–6, 2001 UGC-INFLIBNET Participant - Ms. Sudha Ganapathi Media Relations Bangalore Nov. 23–24, Murray Culsha Advisory Participant - 2001 Services Mr. Mallikarjun Angadi 4th National Convention NACLIN Hyderabad Nov. 6–9, DELNET Presented a Paper Z39–50: 2001 2001 Information Retrieval Protocol Ms.S.K.Swainand Data Analysis in Social Sciences Nashik Oct. 29–31, Yashwant Rao Chavan Participants - Mr. Ashish Govekar with Application of SPSS 2001 Maharashtra Open University Mr. Siva Kumar Data Analysis in Social Sciences Nashik Oct. 25, 2001 Yashwant Rao Chavan Resource Person - with Application of SPSS Maharashtra Open University pedx9 Appendix pedx10 Appendix APPENDIX 10 Talks/Lectures Delivered by the Faculty

Faculty Title of Talk/Lecture Place Date Organiser Title of the Programme

DIRECTOR Prof. R.R. Singh Ageing Issues in Mumbai Mumbai Feb. 1, 2002 Lions Club of Vasundhara Seminar on Mumbai Cares for its Elderly Prof. R.R. Singh Intervention Research SNDT Women’s Sep. 26, 2001 SNDT Women’s University UGC Refresher Course University, Mumbai on Intervention Research Prof. R.R. Singh Community Aspects of Disaster TISS, Mumbai Sep. 4–5, 2001 TISS UGC Refresher Course Management on Disaster Management and Social Work Prof. R.R. Singh Perspectives on NSS TISS, Mumbai Jul. 16, 2001 National Service Scheme (NSS) NSS Orientation Unit, TISS Programme

DEPUTY DIRECTOR Prof. Usha S. Nayar Integrated Education Navi Mumbai Sep. 8, 2001 DAV Centre for Creative Education Seminar on Perspectives on Integrated Education

DEPARTMENT OF CRIMINOLOGY AND CORRECTIONAL ADMINISTRATION Dr. Arvind Tiwari Social Legislation TISS, Mumbai Oct. 12, 2001 NSS Unit, TISS NSS Orientation Programme Dr. Arvind Tiwari Human Rights: Concept and Scope Central Labour Jun. 25, 2001 Central Labour Institute, Government Refresher Course for Institute, Mumbai of India (GOI) Sr. Inspectors of Factories

DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY AND CHILD WELFARE Ms. Sandhya Limaye Reaching Out the Parents Mumbai Apr. 16, 2002 National Institute for the Mentally Refresher Course for Handicapped Professionals in the

Field of Mental 101 Retardation 102 Faculty Title of Talk/Lecture Place Date Organiser Title of the Programme Ms. T.S. Adhikari Ukal Bandh Reshamchi: A Talk of Family Counselling Mar. 23, 2002 State Social Welfare Board and - Family Life Enrichment Centre, Panvel Utkarsh Mahila Mandal Prof Lina Kashyap Developments in the Field of Disability Pune Mar. 10, 2002 Indian Council for Child Welfare, - Rehabilitation Pune Branch Ms. T.S. Adhikari Role of Women’s Collectives in Vashi, Navi Mumbai Mar. 4, 2002 Samta Mahila Mandal, Vashi International Women’s Computer Age Day Celebration Ms. T.S. Adhikari Women and Empowerment Turbhe, Feb. 28, 2002 SAATHI and Nutan Mahila Mandal Training in Navi Mumbai Development for Women Ms. T.S. Adhikari Youth and Gender Sensitivity Vashi, Navi Mumbai Feb. 20, 2002 Modern College, Vashi Women Power 2002: A Seminar in Interaction with Police Prof. Lina Kashyap Egan’s Three Stage Model of Mumbai Feb. 13–14, 2002 Department of Extra Mural Studies Certificate Course in Counselling (EMS), TISS Holistic Counselling Dr. Neela Dabir My Experiences in Poland Mumbai Feb. 13, 2002 Rotary Club of Mulund South - Prof. Lina Kashyap Child Sexual Abuse: Assessment and Mumbai Feb. 6, 2002 Forum Against Child Sexual Abuse Sensitisation Intervention Programme for Social Workers Dr. Neela Dabir Rationale for Shelter Homes and their Mumbai Jan. 25, 2002 College of Social Work, Nirmala Multi-Disciplinary Need in Society Niketan Workshop on Shelter Homes Dr. Neela Dabir Use of Vermiculture for Management Mumbai Jan. 25, 2002 Centre for Social Action Innovative NGOs and of Organic Solid Waste Community Based Livelihood Programmes Ms. Sandhya Limaye Needs, Problems of Persons with Khargar, Navi Mumbai Jan. 14, 2002 Action-Aid, India Disability in Various Disability and their Families and Aspects Integration

Dr. Neela Dabir Problems and Needs of Street Children Mumbai Jan. 8, 2002 Rotary Club of Ghatkopar - 10 Appendix Prof. Lina Kashyap Role Played by Custodial Staff in an Mumbai Dec. 31, 2001 Shri Manav Seva Sangh Orientation Training Institutionalised Child’s Life Course for Custodial Staff pedx10 Appendix Faculty Title of Talk/Lecture Place Date Organiser Title of the Programme Ms. T.S. Adhikari Training of Group Leaders Govandi, Mumbai Oct. 25, 2001 Stree Mukti Sanghatana Training Programme for the Group Leaders of Stree Mukti Sanghatana Prof. Lina Kashyap Developing Partnership with Schools Scanton, USA Oct. 23, 2001 School of Social Work, Marywood Staff Development of Social Work and Allied Systems in University Series the Community Ms. T.S. Adhikari Working with Groups TISS, Mumbai Sep. 19–20, 2001 Department of EMS, TISS Training Programme for Volunteers Ms. Sandhya Limaye Disability Mumbai Aug. 28, and Prerana Staff Training Sep. 11, 2001 Programme Ms. T.S. Adhikari Empowering Community Groups: Kamgar Kalyan Aug. 15, 2001 Akshara Women’s Resource Centre, - Effective Strategies for Women Kendra, Dharwad Mumbai

DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAL AND PSYCHIATRIC SOCIAL WORK

Ms. S. Maitra Women’s Mental Health Issues in a Mumbai Apr. 12, 2002 Department of EMS, TISS Programme for Health Community Post Workers and Community Volunteers of the BMC Dr. Surinder Jaswal, Socioeconomic Impact of HIV/AIDS on Mumbai Mar. 28, 2002 Centre for Health Studies (CHS), Women and AIDS: Ms.S.Maitraand WomeninIndia TISS; National AIDS Control Understanding Ms. Brinelle D’Souza Organisation (NACO); UNAIDS; Vulnerability and United Nations Development Socioeconomic Impact Programme; and UNIFEM in South Asia Ms. S. Maitra HIV/Test Related Counselling — Jammu Mar. 5–7, 2002 Jammu and Kashmir State AIDS Counselling Training Working with Special Groups: Women, Control and Prevention Society Programme on Children and Men Having Sex with HIV/AIDS Men Dr. Surinder Jaswal Showcasing Feminist Research Mumbai Feb. 28, 2002 SNDT Women’s University, Mumbai Inter-Disciplinary Refresher Course in Women’s Studies Ms. S. Maitra Sexuality and HIV/AIDS Mumbai Feb. 28, 2002 Cell for AIDS Research and Training, HIV/AIDS Training

TISS, and World Vision Network Workshop for 103 Volunteers 104 Faculty Title of Talk/Lecture Place Date Organiser Title of the Programme Ms. Katy Gandevia Mental Health Act Mumbai Jan. 29, 2002 College of Social Work, Nirmala - Niketan Ms. Katy Gandevia Techniques of Working with People TISS, Mumbai Jan. 28, 2002 NSS Unit, TISS Training Programme for NSS Teachers Mr. P. Mondal Contemporary Sociological Issues for Mumbai Jan. 7, 2002 Department of EMS, TISS Certificate Course in Counsellors Holistic Counselling Ms. S. Maitra Perspectives of Basic Communication Mumbai Jan. 2–3, 2002 Department of EMS, TISS Certificate Course in Skills and Effective Communication Holistic Counselling Skills Mr. Parthasarathi Mondal Caste, Class and Gender in Mumbai Dec. 28, 2001 World Health Organisation (WHO) , Joint Inter-Disciplinary Community-Based Rehabilitation and All-India Institute of Physical Workshop on CBR (CBR) Medicine and Rehabilitation Mr. P. Mondal Intersectoral Collaboration in HIV/AIDS Mumbai Dec. 19, 2001 Institute for Research in International Reproduction (IRR), and Indian Conference on Council of Medical Research HIV/AIDS Ms. S. Maitra Doctor-Patient Relationship and Mumbai Dec. 14, 2001 University of Mumbai Diploma Programme on Effective Communication Health Administration Ms. Brinelle D’Souza HIV/AIDS, Human Rights and Women TISS, Mumbai Nov. 30, 2001 TISS UGC Refresher Course on Gender, Human Rights and the Law Ms. Melita Vaz AIDS Education in the Catholic Church Mumbai Nov. 29, 2001 National Council of Churches in India Respect for Life Ms. Katy Gandevia Causes of Stress and Depression Mumbai Nov. 21, 2001 Larsen and Tubro, Mumbai Depression in the New Mumbai Century Ms. S. Maitra Community and Social Mapping Mumbai Oct. 15, 2001 St. Pius College Training of Priests for Community Interventions Dr. Surinder Jaswal Assessment of Psycho-Social Factors TISS, Mumbai Sep. 15, 2001 TISS UGC Refresher Course in Disasters Management on Disaster Management and Social 10 Appendix Work Ms. Katy Gandevia and Recovery, Support and Rehabilitation TISS, Mumbai Sep. 13, 2001 TISS UGC Refresher Course Dr. Srilatha Juvva Disasters on Disaster pedx10 Appendix Faculty Title of Talk/Lecture Place Date Organiser Title of the Programme Management and Social Work Ms. Melita Vaz HIV/AIDS Education: Teaching Our Lady of Salvation Sep. 11, 2001 Archdiocesan Board of Education Teachers Training Assertiveness Skills Church, Mumbai Programme

Ms. Brinelle D’Souza Sexually Transmitted Infections in Mumbai Sep. 9, 2001 International Institute of Population Course on Reproductive Women Sciences (IIPS) Health for M.Phil. Students

Dr. Srilatha Juvva Psychosocial Impact of Disasters TISS, Mumbai Sep. 6 and 11, TISS UGC Refresher Course 2001 on Disaster Management and Social Work

Ms. Katy Gandevia Case Study Presentation and TISS, Mumbai Sep. 5, 2001 TISS UGC Refresher Course Discussion on Disaster Management and Social Work

Ms. S. Maitra Experiences of Health Interventions TISS, Mumbai Sep. 4, 2001 TISS UGC Refresher Course During Disasters on Disaster Management and Social Work

Ms. Melita Vaz AIDS Education Curriculum Review Sacred Heart School, Aug. 14, 2001 Archdiocesan Board of Education Teachers Follow-up Mumbai Meeting

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WELFARE ADMINISTRATION

Dr. Bipin K. Jojo Agency Administration, Project Mumbai Jan. 21–24, and Social Service League N.M. Joshi Social Management, and Welfare of SCs and Jan. 28–29, 2002 Workers Training STs Programme

Ms. Rajashri Damle Women as Homemakers Mumbai Jan. 12, 2002 Urvi Vikram Trust Empowerment of Women

Ms. Rajashri Damle Role of Mahila Mandal Thane Dec. 13, 2001 Women and Child Development Empowerment of Department, Thane Women

Prof. Vidya Rao How to Avail Benefits of Government Mumbai Dec. 12, 2001 National Association for the Blind, Blind Women: 105 Schemes Mumbai Leadership Training 106 Faculty Title of Talk/Lecture Place Date Organiser Title of the Programme Ms. Rajashri Damle Gender Sensitivity Mumbai Oct. 5, 2001 Urvi Vikram Trust Life Skill Programme for Adolescents

Dr. Bipin K. Jojo Programme Planning: Principles and TISS, Mumbai Jul. 18, 2001 NSS Unit, TISS NSS Orientation Strategies

DEPARTMENT OF URBAN AND RURAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

Dr. Amita Bhide Community Participation: Issues and Mumbai Mar. 16, 2002 All-Indian Institute of Local Self Orientation of SJSRY Challenges in Suvarna Jayanti Shahari Governance (AIILSG) Functionaries Rozgar Yojana (SJSRY)

Dr. Amita Bhide Income Generation Programmes SNDT Women’s Jan. 6, 2002 Aga Khan Social Welfare Board Training of Volunteers University, Mumbai

Dr. Amita Bhide Communication Skills Mumbai Dec. 20, 2001 Haji Bachoo Ali Eye Hospital Training for Primary Eye Care Workers

Dr. Amita Bhide Communication Skills Mumbai Dec. 19, 2001 Modern College NSS Students

Prof. Janki Andharia Intersectoral Coordination and Mumbai Dec. 13, 2001 Family Welfare Training and PG Certificate Course in Community Participation Research Centre (FWTRC) Health and Family Welfare Management

Dr. Amita Bhide Community Participation Concept and TISS, Mumbai Dec. 10, 2001 Unit for Research and Consultancy in Gender and Equity Operationalisation Social Policy and Social Welfare Issues in Forestry Administration, TISS

Dr. Amita Bhide Community Participation: Challenges Parbhani Oct. 12–13, 2001 AIILSG Orientation to and Possibilities Functionaries of SJSRY

Dr. Mouleshri Vyas Understanding Monitoring and Turbhe, Navi Mumbai Oct. 12, 2001 Turbhe Health and Development Capacity Building for Evaluation of Projects Project Monitoring and Evaluation for Community Level Workers

Dr. H. Beck Understanding Community Mumbai Oct. 9, 2001 NSS Unit, TISS NSS Orientation 10 Appendix

Dr. Amita Bhide Income Generation Programmes TISS, Mumbai Sep. 28, 2001 Department of EMS, TISS Training Programme in Social Work for Volunteers pedx10 Appendix Faculty Title of Talk/Lecture Place Date Organiser Title of the Programme Dr. Mouleshri Vyas A Perspective on Gender and Power in TISS, Mumbai Sep. 24, 2001 Department of EMS, TISS Training Programme in CO Practice Social Work for Volunteers

Dr. H. Beck Community Organisation and Working Mumbai Sep. 20, 2001 Department of EMS, TISS Training Programme in with Community Social Work for Volunteers

Dr. Amita Bhide Communication Skills Mumbai Sep. 8, 2001 Maharashtra Mahila Parishad Capacity Building of SHG Leader

Dr. Amita Bhide Community Participation: Challenges Nashik Sep. 6,2001 AIILSG Orientation to and Possibilities Functionaries of SJSRY

Dr. Amita Bhide Impacts of Disaster on People: An TISS, Mumbai Sep. 5, 2001 TISS UGC Refresher Course Analytical Framework on Disaster Management and Social Work

Dr. Mouleshri Vyas Monitoring and Evaluation Practice: TISS, Mumbai Aug. 20, 2001 Department of EMS, TISS Workshop on Managing Issues for NGOs NGOs in the Developing World

Prof. Janki Andharia NGOs in the Globalising Context Mumbai Aug. 10, 2001 Department of EMS, TISS; and Workshop on Managing Yizrael Valley College, Haifa, Israel NGOs in the Developing World

Dr. H. Beck Issues on Education Mumbai Aug. 7, 2001 Catholic Relief Services Community Organisation: An Education Intervention

Dr. Amita Bhide Community Participation: Challenges Mumbai Aug. 7, 10, 17, AIILSG Orientation to and Possibilities and 18, 2001 Functionaries of SJSRY

Dr. Mouleshri Vyas Community Participation: Issues in CO Mumbai Aug. 7, 2001 Catholic Relief Services Community

Practice Organisation and 107 Education Intervention 108 Faculty Title of Talk/Lecture Place Date Organiser Title of the Programme Prof. Janki Andharia · Contextualising Community Mumbai Aug. 6, 2001 Catholic Relief Services Community Organisation in Education Work Organisation and · Understanding Meaning of Education Intervention ‘Community’ · Identifying Issues for Community Action

Dr. Amita Bhide Me and My Environment Development TISS, Mumbai Jul. 17, Sep. NSS Unit, TISS Orientation to Programme 11–12, Oct. 8 and Programme Officers 10, 2001

Dr. Amita Bhide Dimensions of Housing Issues in Mumbai Jun. 22, 2001 Committee for Right to Housing Orientation to Activists Mumbai

DEPARTMENT OF PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS

Mr. J. Mathew Organisational Effectiveness and HR Thiruvananthapuram Feb. 17, 2002 Loyolla College, National Seminar on Challenges Thiruvananthapuram Human Resource Management

Mr. K. Ravindran Significance of Indian Philosophy and TISS, Mumbai Dec. 27, 2001 Department of EMS, TISS Certificate Course on Spiritualism in Counselling Holistic Counselling Approaches

Dr. D.K. Srivastava Managing Discipline Mumbai Dec. 13, 2001 National Institute of Industrial Executive Development Engineering Programme

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES STUDIES

Dr. Kanchan Mukherjee Hospital Waste Management and Mumbai Apr. 16, 2002 Family Planning Association of India Training Workshop for Universal Precautions Paramedical Staff

Dr. N. Nakkeeran Issues that Shape Public Health Pune Mar. 5, 2002 Department of Sociology, University M.A. (Sociology) Structure in India of Poona Course

Dr. N. Nakkeeran Social Production of Medical Pune Mar. 4, 2002 Department of Sociology, University M.A. (Sociology) Knowledge in India and in the West of Poona Course 10 Appendix

Dr. Harshad Thakur Principles of Health Services Mumbai Dec. 11, 2001 NIHFW, New Delhi Certificate Course in Management Health and Family Welfare Management pedx10 Appendix Faculty Title of Talk/Lecture Place Date Organiser Title of the Programme Dr. Harshad Thakur Challenges to Health Care TISS, Mumbai Sep. 17, 2001 NSS, TISS, Mumbai NSS Orientation Management Programme Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian Cost Containment in Hospitals Baroda Aug. 6, 2001 Railway Staff College - Dr. Kanchan Mukherjee Health Information Systems Mumbai May 25, 2001 Bombay Management Association Diploma in Health Administration Programme

DEPARTMENT OF RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

Prof. R.D. Naik Report Writing TISS, Mumbai Apr. 22, 2002 UCYR, TISS Orientation to Social Science Research Methods Prof. R.D. Naik Report Writing Mumbai Apr. 20, 2002 LJMJ Mahila Vidyalaya - Prof. R.D. Naik · Overview of Research TISS, Mumbai Apr. 15 and 16, TISS, Mumbai Summer Programme in Methodology 2002 Data Analysis in Social · Data Processing Science Dr. D.P. Singh Data Analysis in Social Science SNDT Women’s Mar. 28–31, 2002 Department of Psychology Refresher Course University, Mumbai Prof. R.D. Naik Data Processing and Statistics Kolhapur Mar. 10–11, 2002 Campaign on University Research Training in Data and Training Processing and Statistics for Social Sciences Dr. D.P. Singh Social Survey: Relevance to NSS TISS, Mumbai Jan. 28, 2002 NSS Unit, TISS - Dr. D.P. Singh Evaluation Research: An Overview Mumbai Jan. 5, 2002 Aga Khan Social Welfare Board - Dr. D.P. Singh Data Analysis Using SPSS Sagar, Madhya Dec. 5–6, 2001 Department of Criminology, Sagar Workshop on Complete Pradesh University Application in Social Science Studies Dr. D.P. Singh Statistical Analysis with Computer Mumbai Nov. 4–11, 2001 Department of Humanities, Indian - Packages Institute of Technology

DEPARTMENT OF EXTRA MURAL STUDIES

Ms. Sabiha Vasi Focussed Group Discussion Mumbai Apr. 24, 2002 Brihanmumbai Municipal Workshop on Motivation Corporation (BMC), and TISS and Prevention of

Burnout for Health 109 Personnel of BMC 110 Faculty Title of Talk/Lecture Place Date Organiser Title of the Programme Dr. N. Rustomfram Skills for Utilising Focus Group Mumbai Apr. 9–10, 2002 IRR Continuing Education Discussions Programme for Social StaffofIRR Dr.N.Rustomframand Focus Group Discussion: Concept and Mumbai Mar. 9–10, 2002 IRR - Ms. Sabiha Vasi Skills Dr. Shankar Das · Introspection and Exploring Feelings Mumbai Feb. 27 and Mar. NACO, and Sir J.J. Group of Sensitisation Workshop and Attitudes towards HIV/AIDS 19, 2002 Hospitals for Deans of Medical Patients College in Maharashtra · Attitudes and Reaction of Health Care Professionals towards HIV Sero-Positive Patients Dr. Revati Balu Adolescents: Process of Growing up TISS, Mumbai Feb. 14, 2002 NSS Unit, TISS NSS Orientation Programme Dr. N. Rustomfram Value Education for Life Navi Mumbai Feb. 10, 2002 Vinimay Trust Life Skills Programme for Institutionalised Youth Dr. Revati Balu Motivation for Voluntary Social Work TISS, Mumbai Jan. 24, 2002 NSS Unit, TISS NSS Refresher Course on Volunteerism Ms. Sabiha Vasi Reviewing Personal Stress, Motivation GTB Hospital, Jan. 23, 2002 BMC, and TISS Workshop on Motivation and Performance at the Workplace Mumbai and Prevention of Burnout for Health Personnel of BMC Dr. Shankar Das Community Dynamics and Attitude in Mumbai Jan. 22, 2002 All India Institute of Physical Joint Inter-Disciplinary Rehabilitation of Disabled Persons Medicine and Rehabilitation, Workshop on Mumbai, and WHO Community Based Rehabilitation Ms. Sabiha Vasi Community Building TISS, Mumbai Jan. 22, 2002 NSS Unit, TISS NSS Refresher Course on Volunteerism Dr. Shankar Das · Overview of Counselling TISS, Mumbai Dec. 31, 2001; Department of EMS, TISS Certificate Course in · Counselling Foundation: Aspects, Jan. 10, 30, Holistic Counselling Types, Fundamental Concepts Feb.4,8;and

· Qualities of an Effective Counsellor Mar. 13, 2002 10 Appendix · Client’s Perception of Counsellor · Interview and History Taking · Counselling in Mental Health Settings pedx10 Appendix Faculty Title of Talk/Lecture Place Date Organiser Title of the Programme Ms. Sabiha Vasi Field Experience in Voluntary Work: TISS, Mumbai Dec. 19, 2001 NSS Unit, TISS NSS Refresher Course Personal Sharing on Volunteerism Dr. N. Rustomfram Interpersonal Communication Skills Mumbai Dec. 12, 2001 FWRTC Refresher Programme for Health Officers for Medical Officers of CGH Scheme Ms. Sabiha Vasi Coming Together and Recognising Kurla Bhabha Dec. 11, 2001 BMC, and TISS Experiential Workshop Strengths Hospital, Mumbai on Motivation and Prevention of Burnout for Health Personnel of BMC Ms. Sabiha Vasi Coping Existing Emerging Patterns GTB Hospital, Nov. 26, 2001 BMC Experiential Workshop Mumbai on Motivation and Prevention of Burnout for Health Personnel of BMC Dr. N. Rustomfram Community Participation TISS, Mumbai Nov. 8, 2001 BMC, and TISS Hospital Management for Medical Officers Dr. N. Rustomfram Developing Action Plans GTB Hospital, and Oct. 25, Nov. 28, BMC, and TISS Workshop on Kurla Bhabha Dec. 13 and 20, Motivation and Hospital, Mumbai 2001 Prevention of Burnout for Health Personnel of BMC Dr. Revati Balu · Building Self-Esteem Mumbai Oct. 24, 2001 BMC Workshop on Motivation · Conflict Resolution and Prevention of Burnout for Health Personnel of BMC Ms. Sabiha Vashi Effective Communication: A Tool for Mumbai Oct. 24, 2001 BMC, and TISS Workshop on Motivation Reducing Stress and Increasing and Prevention of Motivation at the Work Place Burnout for Health Personnel of BMC Dr. N. Rustomfram Coming Together and Recognising GTB Hospital, and Oct. 23, Nov. 26, BMC, and TISS Workshop on Burnout Strengths Kurla Bhabha and Dec. 18, 2001 and Motivation for

Hospital, Mumbai Personnel of BMC 111 Hospitals 112 Faculty Title of Talk/Lecture Place Date Organiser Title of the Programme Dr. Shankar Das · Historical Development of Social Mumbai Oct. 17–25, 2001 Social Service League and SNDT Course on Case Work and Implications for Women’s University Paraprofessional Social the Future Work · Client-Centred Case Work · The Helping Relationship Process and Skills · Interviewing Strategies for Helpers · Casework and Counselling Skills, Theories and Practice · Who Can Be a Helper

Ms. Sabiha Vasi Motivating Students for Participating TISS, Mumbai Oct. 10, 2001 NSS Unit, TISS NSS Orientation in NSS Activities Programme

Dr. N. Rustomfram Understanding Disaster Management TISS, Mumbai Oct. 5, 2001 Department of EMS, TISS Training Programme in Social Work for Volunteers

Dr. Shankar Das Working with Individuals TISS, Mumbai Sep 17, 2001 Department of EMS, TISS Training Programme in Social Work for Volunteers

Dr. N. Rustomfram · Training for Working in Disaster TISS, Mumbai Sep. 14, 2001 TISS UGC Refresher Course Management on Disaster · Develop Skills for Working with Management and Social Those Affected by Disaster Work

Dr. N. Rustomfram Effective Communication for Health Mumbai Sep. 8, 2001 FWRTC Training Programme for CHS Officers in National Health Policy and Family Welfare

Ms. Sabiha Vasi Experiential Programme: TISS, Mumbai Sep. 6, 2001 Department of EMS, TISS Training Programme in Decision-Making and Problem Solving Social Work for

Volunteers 10 Appendix

Dr. Revati Balu Self-Awareness TISS, Mumbai Aug. 23 and 28, Department of EMS, TISS Training Programme in 2001 Social Work for Volunteers pedx10 Appendix Faculty Title of Talk/Lecture Place Date Organiser Title of the Programme Dr. Shankar Das Effective Writing Skills TISS, Mumbai Aug. 2 and 9, SC/ST Cell, TISS Remedial Coaching and 2001 Development Programme

Dr. Revati Balu Small Group Method Facilitation Mumbai Aug. 2, 2001 Department of Adult Education, Workshop on University of Mumbai Participatory Methods

Ms. Sabiha Vasi Motivating Students for Participating TISS, Mumbai Jul 19, 2001 and NSS Unit, TISS NSS Orientation in NSS Activities Dec.10, 2001 Programme

Ms. Sabiha Vasi Understanding Life Skills: Conceptual TISS, Mumbai Jul. 11, 2001 Department of EMS, TISS, and Workshop on Model and Qualities of an Effective UGC-UNFPA Adolescent Education Trainer and Peer Educator

Dr. Shankar Das · Psychosexual Development in TISS, Mumbai Jul. 10 and 11, Department of EMS, TISS, and Workshop on Adolescence 2001 UGC-UNFPA Adolescent Education · Early Detection and Referral Services

Dr. Revati Balu · Adolescent World TISS, Mumbai Jul. 10 and 11, Department of EMS, TISS, and Workshop on · Assets and Defects in Adolescents 2001 UGC-UNFPA Adolescent Education · Case Study Preparation and Facilitation

Dr.N.Rustomframand Focussed Group Discussion Kurla Bhabha Hospital Jun. 11, 2001 BMC, and TISS Workshop on Ms. Sabiha Vasi Motivation and Prevention of Burnout for Health Personnel of BMC

Ms. Sabiha Vasi and Focussed Group Discussion Mumbai Jun. 14, 2001 BMC, and TISS Workshop on Dr. Revati Balu Motivation and Prevention of Burnout for Health Personnel of BMC

UNIT FOR CHILD AND YOUTH RESEARCH

Dr. K. Anil Kumar · Quantitative Research TISS, Mumbai Apr. 22–23, 2002 Unit for Child and Youth Research Workshop on · Survey Research (UCYR), TISS Orientation to Social

· Use of Computers Science Research 113 Methods 114 Faculty Title of Talk/Lecture Place Date Organiser Title of the Programme Ms. Lata Narayan Creativity in Voluntary Social Work Mumbai Mar. 27, 2002 Department of EMS, TISS National Workshop on Responsive Volunteerism: Connecting with Changing Social Realities

Dr. Vrinda Datta · Impact of institutionalisation in Jaipur Mar. 18–19, 2002 CARA, Voluntary Coordinating Building Partnership in Children Agency, Mumbai, and VIHAAN Adoption · Trends in Adoption · Role of Scrutiny Agency in Adoption

Dr. Anil Kumar Social Surveys Relevant to NSS Work TISS, Mumbai Mar. 13, 2002 NSS Unit, TISS NSS Orientation Programme

Dr. Vrinda Datta Planned Parenthood Mumbai Mar. 8, 2002 Bhabha Atomic Research Centre Planned Parenthood

Prof. G.G. Wankhede Personality Development and Career Mumbai Mar. 2, 2002 Veer Jijamata Technical Institute - Guidance

Dr. Vrinda Datta Determinants of Job Performance of TISS, Mumbai Feb. 16, 2002 Indian Association for Pre-School Quality in Teacher Early Childhood Workers Education (IAPE), and Maharashtra Education FORCES

Prof. G.G. Wankhede Personality Development and Career Mumbai Feb. 15, 2002 SC-ST Cell, TISS Remedial Coaching Guidance

Ms. Lata Narayan · Orientation and Group Building Mumbai Feb. 3 and 8, 2002 YUVA Orientation for · Evaluation of the Development Volunteers of the Sector America India Foundation

Prof. G.G. Wankhede Personality Development and Career Panvel Dec. 28, 2001 CKT College NSS Camp Guidance

Prof. G.G. Wankhede Personality Development and Career Panvel Dec. 24, 2001 Rayat Sansthan’s College NSS Camp Guidance pedx10 Appendix Prof. G.G. Wankhede Employee–Employer Relationship Alibagh Dec. 14, 2001 All India GIC SC-ST Employees’ National Seminar of GIC Welfare Association Employees

Prof. G.G. Wankhede Personality Development TISS, Mumbai Oct. 21, 2001 BANAE Career Guidance pedx10 Appendix Faculty Title of Talk/Lecture Place Date Organiser Title of the Programme Dr. Vrinda Datta Quality: Whose Responsibility Mumbai Oct. 13, 2001 St. John’s School, and Maharashtra Quality in ECCE FORCES Prof. G.G. Wankhede Personality Development TISS, Mumbai Oct. 12, 2001 NSS Unit, TISS NSS Orientation Programme Ms. Lata Narayan Implications of Social Work Mumbai Oct. 12, 2001 College of Social Work, Mumbai National Workshop on Curriculum Disaster Management and its Implications for Social Work Education Ms. Lata Narayan Working with Groups TISS, Mumbai Oct. 11, 2001 NSS Unit, TISS NSS Orientation Programme Prof. G.G. Wankhede Youths and Social Problems TISS, Mumbai Oct. 10, 2001 NSS Unit, TISS NSS Orientation Programme Dr. R. Konantambigi Alternate Paradigms in Qualitative TISS, Mumbai Oct. 9, 2001 UCYR, TISS Workshop on Research: Validity in Qualitative Orientation to Social Research Science Research Methods Dr. K. Anil Kumar · Use of Computers in Social Science TISS, Mumbai Oct. 8 and 9, 2001 UCYR, TISS Workshop on Research Orientation to Social · Quantitative Research Science Research · Survey Research Methods Dr. K. Anil Kumar Operations Research Mumbai Oct. 5, 2001 Shelter Don Bosco Research Centre Workshop on Operations Research Dr. Vrinda Datta Developing Indicators of Quality Pune Sep. 22, 2001 SNDT Women’s University, Pune; Quality in ECCE IAPE; and Maharashtra FORCES Dr. R. Konantambigi Qualitative Research Methods TISS, Mumbai Sep. 19, 2001 NSS Unit, TISS NSS Orientation Programme Dr. K. Anil Kumar Introduction to Lifestyle Education TISS, Mumbai Sep. 19, 2001 NSS Unit, TISS NSS Orientation Programme Prof. G.G. Wankhede Career Opportunities in India and TISS, Mumbai Sep. 14, 2001 SC-ST Cell, TISS Remedial Coaching Abroad

Prof. G.G. Wankhede Contemporary Social Issues and TISS, Mumbai Sep. 13, 2001 NSS Unit, TISS NSS Orientation 115 Youths Programme 116 Faculty Title of Talk/Lecture Place Date Organiser Title of the Programme Dr. Vrinda Datta How to Address Issue of Quality in Parbhani Sep. 8, 2001 Parbhani Municipal Council, IAPE, Quality in ECCE ECCE and Maharashtra FORCES

Dr. Vrinda Datta Understanding Dimensions of Quality Mumbai Aug. 29, 2001 SNDT Women’s University, and Quality in ECCE Maharashtra FORCES

Ms. Lata Narayan Values and Ethics in Social Work TISS, Mumbai Aug. 20, 2001 Department of EMS, TISS Certificate Course for Social Work

Prof. G.G. Wankhede The Dalit Child TISS, Mumbai Aug. 17, 2001 Social Work Education and Consultation Workshop Practice Cell, TISS on Directions for UNICEF Strategies for Child Protection in India for 2003–2007

Ms. Lata Narayan Steps in Curriculum Building TISS, Mumbai Aug. 13, 2001 TISS UGC Refresher Course on Disaster Management and Social Work

Ms. Lata Narayan Working with Groups TISS, Mumbai Aug. 13, 2001 NSS Unit, TISS NSS Orientation Programme

Ms. Lata Narayan Evolution of the Social Work TISS, Mumbai Aug. 17, 2001 Department of EMS, TISS Certificate Course for Profession Social Work

Prof. G.G. Wankhede Status of Education in India: Issues Mumbai Aug. 6, 2001 Department of Urban and Rural Training for Education and Context Community Development (URCD), Coordinators of TISS Catholic Relief Services

Ms. Lata Narayan Working with Groups TISS, Mumbai Jul. 17, 2001 NSS Unit, TISS NSS Orientation Programme

UNIT FOR RESEARCH IN THE SOCIOLOGY OF EDUCATION

Prof. J. Aikara Value Education Navi Mumbai Feb. 2, 2002 DAV Centre for Creative Education Conference on Holistic Education pedx10 Appendix

Dr. Ranu Jain How to Conduct Research Mumbai Jan. 23, 2002 Markazul Martt, Mumbai -

Dr. Ranu Jain Jainism Looks at Caste System (3 Mumbai Jan. 19, 20, and Jain Academy, University of Mumbai Course on Jainology Lectures) 31, 2002 pedx10 Appendix Faculty Title of Talk/Lecture Place Date Organiser Title of the Programme Dr. Leena Abraham Health and Development Perspectives Mumbai Dec. 17, 2001 Department of Geography, University Refresher Course on and Issues of Mumbai Contemporary Issues of Development and Environment Prof. Padma Velaskar Patriarchy and Education TISS, Mumbai Dec. 4, 2001 TISS UGC Refresher Course on Gender, Human Rights and Law Prof. Padma Velaskar Dalit Women: Analysing Social and Pune Oct. 20, 2001 Department of Sociology, University UGC Refresher Course Cultural Issues of Poona on Gender in Social Sciences Prof. J. Aikara Social Impact Assessment of Literacy Mumbai Sep. 19, 2001 SNDT Women’s University Refresher Course on Programme Intervention Research in Adult and Continuing Education Prof. Padma Velaskar Saffronisation of Education Mumbai Sep. 18, 2001 Vidyarthi Parishad Sangathan, Saffronisation and Mumbai Commercialisation of Indian Education: A Critique Dr. Ranu Jain Muslim Women Mumbai Sep. 15, 2001 Feroz Ashraf - Dr. Ranu Jain Understanding Social Reality TISS, Mumbai Aug. 24, 2001 Department of EMS, TISS Training Programme for Volunteers in Social Work Prof. J. Aikara Student Politics and the Role of Police Mumbai Jul. 23, 2001 Department of Criminology and Vertical Interaction Correctional Administration, TISS Course for IPS Officers

UNIT FOR URBAN STUDIES

Prof. R.N. Sharma Mobilising Funds through TISS, Mumbai Jan. 4, 2002 TISS Faculty Development Research/Consultancy Projects Programme Prof. S. Siva Raju Socioeconomic Implications of Vashi, Navi Mumbai Sep. 13, 2001 Rotary Club, Navi Mumbai Seminar on Elderly in Population Ageing in India Mumbai Prof. C. Sengupta Political Aspects of Disaster TISS, Mumbai Sep. 4, 2001 TISS UGC Refresher Course

Management on Disaster Management 117 and Social Work 118 Faculty Title of Talk/Lecture Place Date Organiser Title of the Programme Prof. S. Siva Raju The Ageing Issues Involved and Role of Vashi, Navi Mumbai Aug. 29, 2001 Rotary Group, Navi Mumbai Seminar on Elderly in Voluntary Organisations in Mumbai Mumbai

Prof. R.N. Sharma Urban Planning and Social Issues TISS, Mumbai Aug. 1, 2001 Department of URCD, TISS Seminar Course

UNIT FOR RESEARCH AND CONSULTANCY IN SOCIAL POLICY AND SOCIAL WELFARE ADMINISTRATION

Dr. Rajshree P. Mahtani Monitoring and Evaluation Mumbai Mar. 14, 2002 College of Social Work, Nirmala Course on Social Niketan, Mumbai Administration and Resource Management for MSW Students

Dr. A. Ramaiah Mulnivasi Bahujan’s Below Famine New Delhi Dec. 16, 2001 Backward and Minority Communities National Convention on Line in the Last 54 Years. Employees Federation Mulnivasi Bahujan

Prof. Ratna Naik Protected Area Management and Mangalore Nov. 21, 2001 Forest Department, Karnataka People’s Participation in Forest Dwelling Communities Conservation and Management of Protected Areas

Dr. Rajshree P. Mahtani Introduction to Qualitative Research TISS, Mumbai Oct. 9, 2001 UCYR, TISS Workshop on Methods and Process Orientation to Social Science Research Methods

Dr. Rajshree P. Mahtani Gandhi’s Teachings for Children Mumbai Oct. 2, 2001 Hamara Club, TISS Gandhi Jayanti Celebrations

Dr. Rajshree P. Mahtani Role of Various Approaches to TISS, Mumbai Sep. 14, 2001 TISS UGC Refresher Course Research in Disaster Management on Disaster Management and Social Work

Dr. J.J. Roy Burman Composite Culture and Religious Mumbai June 8 and 26, Centre for the Study of Society and Secularism and

Harmony 2001 Secularism Communal Changes 10 Appendix

Prof. Ratna Naik Gender Issues in Forestry TISS, Mumbai Dec. 15, 2001 Government of Karnataka Gender and Equity Issues in Participatory Forest Management pedx10 Appendix Faculty Title of Talk/Lecture Place Date Organiser Title of the Programme

UNIT FOR RURAL STUDIES

Dr. Alka Parikh Labour in Agriculture: Guidance for TISS, Mumbai Apr. 20, 2002 TISS UGC Refresher Course Field Study on Social Work with Labour in Changing Industrial Context

Dr. Alka Parikh The Eco-city Program Mumbai Apr. 1, 2002 Ecosmart India Ltd. The Eco-City Programme: A Panel Discussion

Dr. Vikash Pandey Consumer Society and Human University of Mumbai, Feb. 27, 2002 Academic Staff College, UGC Refresher Course Consequences Mumbai University of Mumbai

Dr. Vikash Pandey Post Modernity and Globalisation TISS, Mumbai Feb. 14, 2002 Department of Personnel Globalisation of Human Management and Industrial Resource Management Relations, TISS

Dr. Vikash Pandey Lecture Series on ‘Agrarian Structure Swami Ramanand Jan. 17–18, 2001 Department of Sociology and UGC Refresher Course and Social Transformation in India’ Teerth Marathwada Anthropology, Nanded University on Rural Development University, Nanded and Environment

Dr. Vikash Pandey Self and Society in Contemporary Mumbai Dec. 7, 2001 Department of Sociology and UGC Refresher Course Times Academic Staff College, University of on Social Mumbai Transformation

Dr. Vikash Pandey Self and Society in Contemporary Mumbai Nov. 29, 2001 Academic Staff College, Mumbai UGC Refresher Course Times on Development and Change

Dr. Vikash Pandey Reorienting Vigilance in Contemporary Mumbai Nov. 2, 2001 Industrial Development Bank of National Vigilance Week Times India, Mumbai

Ms. Rekha Mammen The Latur Earthquake: TISS Experience TISS, Mumbai Sep. 4, 2001 TISS UGC Refresher Course on Disaster Management and Social Work

Dr. Alka Parikh · The Orissa Cyclone: TISS Experience TISS, Mumbai Sep. 4, and 11, TISS UGC Refresher Course

· Economic Costs of Disaster 2001 on Disaster Management 119 and Social Work 120 Faculty Title of Talk/Lecture Place Date Organiser Title of the Programme

UNIT FOR WOMEN’S STUDIES

Dr. Asha Bajpai Empowerment through Law Mumbai Mar. 18, 2002 Mazgaon Docks Ltd. Empowerment through Law

Prof. Chhaya Datar Women and Agriculture Mumbai Mar. 11, 2002 Central Institution of Fisheries Challenges, Education Opportunities and Constraints Faced by WomeninAgriculture and Allied Industries

Prof. Chhaya Datar Diverse Trends in Feminist Theories Mumbai Mar. 8, 2002 PG Department of Political Science, Lecture for Post and Environmental Theories SNDT Women’s University Graduate Students

Prof. Chhaya Datar Women’s Movement: Present Status Mumbai Mar. 8, 2001 Government of Maharashtra State International Women’s and Future Direction Employees Association: Women’s Day Wing

Dr. Lakshmi Lingam Gender and Human Rights in School Mumbai Feb. 2, 2002 DAV Public School, Navi Mumbai Seminar on ‘Integrated Curriculum Education’

Prof. Chhaya Datar Gender and Access to Natural Mumbai Jan. 8, 2002 Focus on the Global South (India Land Reform National Resources: Prospects and Promises Programme) Consultation

Dr. Lakshmi Lingam Elements of a Good Project Proposal Mumbai Jan. 3, 2002 Family Planning Association of India In-House Training of FPAI Regional Centre Staff

Dr. Lakshmi Lingam Gender Issues in Reproductive Health Mumbai Dec. 26–28, 2001 IIPS Construction of Gender

Prof. Chhaya Datar Initiatives for Protecting the Mumbai Dec. 6, 2001 TISS UGC Refresher Course Unorganised Women Workers on Gender, Human Rights and Law

Prof. Chhaya Datar Combatting Global Violence Atrocities Mumbai Dec. 3, 2001 NIPCCD Domestic Violence: Life

Against Women Cycle Approach 10 Appendix

Dr. Lakshmi Lingam · Reproductive and Health Rights Mumbai Nov. 23 and 30, TISS UGC Refresher Course · Globalisation and Impact on Women 2001 on Gender, Human Rights and Law pedx10 Appendix Faculty Title of Talk/Lecture Place Date Organiser Title of the Programme Dr. Asha Bajpai Law Relating to Women Mumbai Nov. 22, and 23, TISS UGC Refresher Course 2001 on Gender, Human Rights and Law Dr. Lakshmi Lingam Strategies to Control Gender Violence TISS, Mumbai Oct. 22, 2001 NIPCCD, and UWS, TISS Training on Combatting Gender Violence and Atrocities Against Women Dr. Asha Bajpai Constitutional and Legal Provisions TISS, Mumbai Oct. 22, 2001 NIPCCD, and UWS, TISS Training on Combatting Relating to Women Gender Violence and Atrocities Against Women Prof. Chhaya Datar Locus and Manifestation of Gender TISS, Mumbai Oct. 21, 2001 NIPCCD, and UWS, TISS Training on Combatting Violence and Atrocities on Women Gender Violence and Atrocities on Women Prof. Chhaya Datar Water Rights for Landless Women Ahmedabad Oct. 8–9, 2001 UNIFEM Women and Water Network Dr. Lakshmi Lingam Women’s Studies with Special Pune Oct. 1, 2001 Women’s Studies Centre, University Refresher Course on Reference to Health of Poona Introduction to Women’s Studies Dr. Lakshmi Lingam Reproductive Health/Women’s Health Mumbai Sep. 25,2001 Department of Health Services Orientation Programme Studies, TISS for Army Medical College PG Students Dr. Asha Bajpai Rights at Workplace Mumbai Sep. 23, 2001 UGC UGC Refresher Course Dr. Lakshmi Lingam Breast Feeding and Infant Feeding Mumbai Sep. 21, 2001 IIPS Guest Seminar Series Practices: Review of Research Dr. Lakshmi Lingam A Social Scientist in the Making: A Kolhapur Sep. 19, 2001 Centre for Women’s Studies, Invited Guest Lecturer Personal Narrative Shivaji University Dr. Asha Bajpai Social Legislation Mumbai Sep. 18, 2001 NSS Unit, TISS NSS Orientation Programme Dr. Lakshmi Lingam Declining Sex Ratio in the 0–6 Age Mumbai Sep. 17, 2001 K.C. College Guest Lecture Series for

Group, 2001 Census: Implications for Sociology Students 121 the Status of Women 122 Faculty Title of Talk/Lecture Place Date Organiser Title of the Programme Dr. Lakshmi Lingam Status of Women Mumbai Sep. 17, 2001 NSS Unit, TISS NSS Coordinators Training Programme

Dr. Lakshmi Lingam Gender Construction Mumbai Sep. 5 and Dec. 7, National Academic of Customs, Women’s 2001; and Jan. 21 Excise and Narcotics, Western Empowerment and Feb. 21, 2002 Region

Prof. Chhaya Datar Feminisation of Poverty New Delhi Sep. 4. 2001 PRIYA Regional Advocacy Training Programme

Dr. Lakshmi Lingam Perspectives on Women: Issues of TISS, Mumbai Sep. 4, 2001 Department of EMS, TISS Training Programme in Health, Education and Employment Social Work for Volunteers

Prof. Chhaya Datar Volunteer and Volunteers in Social TISS, Mumbai Aug. 27, 2001 Department of EMS, TISS Training Programme in Welfare/Development Endeavours Social Work for Volunteers

Dr. Asha Bajpai Rights at the Workplace Mumbai Aug. 14, 2001 Homi Bhabha Institute of Science, Rights at the Workplace Tata Institute of Fundamental Research

Prof. Chhaya Datar Food Security vs. Gender Lonavla Aug. 3, 2001 CASA Food Security vs. Gender

Dr. Lakshmi Lingam Status of Girl Child in India Mumbai Jul. 11, 2001 IIPS Declining Juvenile Sex Ratio of India’s Population

Dr. Lakshmi Lingam Gender Violence Mumbai Jun. 30, 2001 Maharashtra State Commission for Gender Issues in Health Women

UNIT FOR FAMILY STUDIES

Prof. Shalini Bharat Single Parent Adopters: Some Mumbai Sep. 22, 2001 National Association of Adoptive Single Parent Adoptions Empirical Evidence Families pedx10 Appendix Ms. T. Paltasingh Perspective on Women, Issue of TISS, Mumbai Sep. 5, 2001 Department of EMS, TISS Training Programme in Health, Education, Employment and Social Work for Relevant Programmes: An Audio Volunteers Visual Analysis pedx10 Appendix Faculty Title of Talk/Lecture Place Date Organiser Title of the Programme Prof. Shalini Bharat Understanding Human Sexuality: Mumbai Aug. 8, 16; and NSS Unit, TISS Universities Talk AIDS Conceptual and Methodological Issues Oct. 16, 2001 Ms. Rosamma Veedon Services for Older Persons Mumbai Jul. 20, 2001 Lions Club of Vasundhara -

LIBRARY

Dr. M. Koganuramath Networking of Social Science Dharwad Feb. 21–22, 2002 Karnataka University Silver Jubilee Lecture Information: An Indian Scenario Series Dr. M. Koganuramath Effective Implementation of Library Kurukshetra Oct 15–16, 2001 Kurukshetra University - Services

NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME UNIT

Dr. R.K. Madhavi Sending Your Messages: A TISS, Mumbai Feb. 19, 2002 NSS Unit, TISS NSS Orientation Communication Perspective Programme Mr. Khalil Ahmed Spirituality and Harmony: Philosophy Lonavla Feb. 13, 2002 NSS Unit, TISS; and Central Unit, NSS State Level Special and Practice SNDT Women’s University, Mumbai Camp Dr. K. Anil Kumar Group Work Thane Dec. 30, 2001 Smt. Chandibai Himathmal NSS Special Camp Mansukhani College, Ulhasnagar Dr. R.K. Madhavi Effective Communication Thane Dec. 30, 2001 Smt. Chandibai Himathmal NSS Special Camp Mansukhani College, Ulhasnagar Mr. Khalil Ahmed Life Style Management Mumbai Dec. 25, 2001 Smt. Chandibai Himathmal NSS Special Camp Mansukhani College, Ulhasnagar Ms. Gurmeet Hans Youth Life Styles: Implications on Mumbai Dec. 6, 2001 Todarmal Shahani College, Mumbai Peer Leaders Training Youth Health on Students Talk AIDS Project Dr. R.K. Madhavi Communication for Community TISS, Mumbai Oct. 9, 2001 NSS Unit, TISS NSS Orientation Development Programme Dr. R.K. Madhavi Communicating with Communities TISS, Mumbai Sep. 12, 2001 NSS Unit, TISS NSS Orientation Programme

UNIT FOR MEDIA AND COMMUNICATIONS

Dr. K.P. Jayasankar and Screening and Discussion of Saacha Mumbai Feb. 25, 2002 Xavier Institute of Communications Screening of Saacha 123 Prof. Anjali Monteiro (XIC) 124 Faculty Title of Talk/Lecture Place Date Organiser Title of the Programme Prof. Anjali Monteiro and Screening and Discussion of Marathi Mumbai Dec. 2, 2001 Dr. Sudhir Patwardhan Screening of Saacha Dr. K.P. Jayasankar Version of Saacha Prof. Anjali Monteiro and Screening and Discussion of Marathi Mumbai Sep. 27, 2001 Lok Vangmay Gruha Screening of Saacha Dr. K.P. Jayasankar Version of Saacha Prof. Anjali Monteiro and Encounters: Screening and Discussion Mumbai Aug. 8, 2001 K.R. Vidyanidhi Institute for Encounters Dr. K.P. Jayasankar of Saacha Architecture Prof. Anjali Monteiro and Towards a Critical Understanding of Mumbai Jul. 6, 2001` XIC Orientation Programme Dr. K.P. Jayasankar the Media Prof. Anjali Monteiro Introduction to Semiology Mumbai Jul. 4, 2000 XIC Orientation for Diploma Students

SOCIAL WORK EDUCATION AND PRACTICE CELL

Prof. Murli Desai Understanding Family in the Indian TISS, Mumbai Jan. 8, 2002 Department of EMS, TISS Certificate Course in Context Holistic Counselling Prof. Murli Desai Understanding Family System TISS, Mumbai Jan. 30, 2002 NSS Unit, TISS 85th Orientation Course for NSS Programme Officers Prof. Murli Desai Indian Ideological Context and TISS, Mumbai Dec. 18, 2001 NSS Unit, TISS NSS Refresher Course Approaches of Voluntary Work on Volunteerism Prof. Murli Desai Conceptual Framework for Life Skills TISS, Mumbai Oct. 18, 2001 Department of EMS, TISS Workshop on Tapping Adolescent Potentials: Building Life Skills Prof. Murli Desai Issues of Elderly Women Mumbai Jul. 29, 2001 Lions Club of Vasundhara Seminar on Joys and Challenges of Being Senior Citizens Prof. Murli Desai Emerging Ideologies for Social Work TISS, Mumbai Jul. 12, 2001 Department of EMS, TISS Volunteers Training Programme pedx10 Appendix APPENDIX 11 Executive Committee Memberships and Positions in Academic, Government and Non-Government Organisations

DIRECTOR Prof. R.R. Singh · Member, Executive Committee, Association of Schools of Social Work in India · Member, Non-Official Commission on the Abolition of Scavenging, Sulabh International, New Delhi · Member, Panel of Experts, UPSC, UGC, Universities and State Public Service Commissions, Uttar Pradesh · Chairperson, Lok Seva Pratisthan, New Delhi · Member, Ethics Committee, V.B. Patel Institute, University of Delhi, New Delhi · Member, Committee on Local Governance, Society for Participatory Research in Asia, New Delhi · Member, Expert Committee, Institute of Human Behaviour and Allied Sciences, Delhi · Member, Academic Council, South Indian Education Society, Mumbai · Member, Executive Council and General Council, International Institute for Population Sciences, Mumbai · Member, Sub-Committee of High Powered Committee for Disaster Management Plans, Ministry of Agriculture, Government of India, New Delhi · Member at Large, International Association of Schools of Social Work · Member, Third Review Committee on Social Work Education, University Grants Commission, New Delhi · External Member, Academic Council, Lucknow University, Lucknow · Member. Academic Council, National Institute of Mental Health and Neuro Sciences, Bangalore · Member, Academic Council, Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Technological University, Raigad, Maharashtra · Member, Governing Board, PRAYAS, New Delhi · Member, Advisory Board, Maharashtra Association of Social Work Educators, Nagpur · Member, Board of College and University Development, University of Mumbai, Mumbai · Member, Advisory Committee, International Seminar, International Federation of Ageing, Pune · Member, Maharashtra Council on Science and Technology, Maharashtra · Chairperson, Peer Team, NAAC Accreditation for Loyola College of Social Sciences, Thiruvananthapuram · Member, Consultative Committee to Prepare the Maharashtra Human Development Report 2000, Government of Maharashtra, Mumbai · Member, Dr. Ambedkar Sandesh Prachar Samiti, Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, Government of India, New Delhi · Member, Advisory Committee, Programme on Technology Development and Transfer to the Villagers, Government of Jharkhand, Ranchi · Member, Selection Committee to Examine the Nominations for Swami Pranavananda Saraswati Awards, University Grants Commission, New Delhi · Member, Committee to Review the Activities of the Gandhian Institute of Studies, Varanasi · Member, Board of Continuing Education, SNDT Women’s University, Mumbai

DEPUTY DIRECTOR Prof. Usha S. Nayar · Member, Advisory Board, Childwatch International, Oslo, Norway · Chairperson, Technology and Social Health Foundation, Mumbai · Member, Board of Research Studies (Psychology), University of Mumbai, Mumbai · Member, Board of Studies, Department of Human Development, SNDT Women’s University, Mumbai · Member, Panel of Experts, World Health Organisation, Geneva · Member, Management Council, Xavier’s Institute of Counselling Psychology, Mumbai

DEPARTMENT OF CRIMINOLOGY AND CORRECTIONAL ADMINISTRATION Prof. D.R. Singh · Member, Editorial Board, Indian Journal of Psychology, Calcutta, Calcutta University, Kolkata · Member, Editorial Board, International Journal of Comparative Criminology, Montreal University, Canada · Member, Board of Studies for Law, University of Mumbai, Mumbai · Member, Board of Studies in Criminology, Karnataka University, Dharwad 126 Appendix 11

· Vice Chairperson, Indian Society of Criminology, Chennai Dr. Arvind Tiwari · ISC Fellow for 1999, Indian Society of Criminology, National Institute of Criminology and Forensic Sciences, New Delhi · Council Member, Indian Society of Criminology, Chennai

DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY AND CHILD WELFARE

Prof. Lina Kashyap · Member, Editorial Advisory Board, International Journal for Advancement of Counselling, Washington, D.C. · Vice President, Executive Committee, International Association for Counselling, Brussells · Member, Executive Committee, Asia Pacific Association for Social Work Education · Member, General Council, Ali Yavar Jung National Institute for the Hearing Handicapped, Mumbai · Member, Sub-Committee for Mental Handicap, Rehabilitation Council of India, Delhi · Member, Academic Council, National institute for the Mentally Handicapped, Secunderabad · Consultant, Shri Manav Seva Sangh, Mumbai Dr. Neela Dabir · Member, Executive Committee, Door Step School, Mumbai · Treasurer, Mukta, Mumbai · Member, Project Committee for Enhancing the Social Development Perspective in Social Work Education, IUCISD, Mumbai Ms. Anjali Dave · Member, Board of Trustees, Front for Rapid Economic Advancement, Akshara, Women’s Resource Centre, Mumbai Ms.T.S.Adhikari · Member, Committee at the District Level on Sarv Shikshan Abhiyan, Government of Maharashtra, Thane · Member, Project Committee for Enhancing the Social Development Perspective in Social Work Education, IUCISD, Mumbai Ms. Sandhya Limaye · Member, Advisory Committee, Naunihal Project of PRERNA, Mumbai Ms. Trupti Panchal · Member, Core Group, Forum Against Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation, Mumbai · Trustee, Majlis: Legal and Cultural Centre, Mumbai · Board Member, Swadhar, Family Counselling Centre, Mumbai

DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAL AND PSYCHIATRIC SOCIAL WORK

Dr. Surinder Jaswal · Resource Person, Sangath Society, Goa · Member, Ethics Committee, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Hospital, Kalwa, Thane · Committee Member, The National Liver Foundation, Mumbai · Member, Technical Advisory and Ethics Committee, Masum, Pune · Member, Ethics Committee, Institute for Research in Reproduction, Mumbai · Convenor, Technical Resource Group Counselling, National AIDS Control Organisation, New Delhi Ms. Katy Gandevia · Vice President, Family Welfare Agency, Mumbai · Vice President, CIF India, Mumbai · Committee Member, Thane Parsee Zoroastrian Anjuman, Thane · Member, Project Committee for Enhancing the Social Development Perspective in Social Work Education, IUCISD, Mumbai Ms.S.Maitra · President, Family Welfare Agency · Member, Executive Committee, Jan Jagruti Kendra, Mumbai Ms. Brinelle D’Souza · Member, Advisory Committee, Crisis Centre for Women, Sneha, Mumbai · Board Member, Punarta Bhavan, Oasis India, Mumbai · Consultant, STI Intervention Project, Centre for AIDS Prevention Studies, University of California, San Francisco · Member, Core Committee, LTMG Hospital, Mumbai Appendix 11 127

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WELFARE ADMINISTRATION Prof. Vidya Rao · Member, BCPT Sub-Committee on Waste Management, Mumbai · Member, Advisory Committee, Community Polytechnic Scheme, Sophia Shree Basant Kumar Somanni Memorial Polytechnic, Mumbai

DEPARTMENT OF URBAN AND RURAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Prof. Janki Andharia · Secretary, Samarthan, Mumbai · Member, Editorial Board, Environment Impact Assessment Quarterly, British Council, Mumbai Dr. Amita Bhide · Member, District Urban Development Agency, Mumbai · Member, Mumbai Legal Aid Committee, Mumbai · Member, Executive Committee, Samarthan, Mumbai Dr. Mouleshri Vyas · Member, Board of Trustees, Jagruti Kendra Mahila Mandal, Mumbai

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES STUDIES Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian · Member, Academic Council, International Institute of Population Sciences, Mumbai · Member, Advisory Committee on National Health Research Policy, Indian Council for Medical Research, New Delhi · Member, Board of Studies, International Institute of Population Sciences, Mumbai · Member, Expert Group on Health Research, WHO-SEARO, Delhi · Trustee, Ashish Gram Rachna Trust, Pachod · Vice-President, Maharashtra Lokahita Seva Mandal, Mumbai · Vice-President, People’s Association for Training and Health, Mumbai · Faculty Associate, American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE), Chicago · Chairperson, ICMR Task Force on Social Science and Behaviour Research on Reproductive Health, Delhi · Member, Health and Environmental Committee, Bombay First, Mumbai

DEPARTMENT OF RESEARCH METHODOLOGY Dr.D.P.Singh · Member, Board of Trustees, Indian Association of the Study of Population, New Delhi

DEPARTMENT OF EXTRA MURAL STUDIES Dr.N.Rustomfram · Founder-Member, Managing Committee, People’s Association for Training in Health, Mumbai · Treasurer, Maharashtra Lokhita Seva Mandal, Mumbai · Vice President, Shalom Club for Indo-Israeli Cooperation, Mumbai · Examiner, BSW Programme, University of Mumbai, Mumbai · Examiner, Diploma in Health Education (Family Welfare Research and Training Centre), Mumbai · TISS Nominee, Committee on Sexual Harassment at Workplace, Nuclear Power Corporation, Mumbai · Member, Project Committee for Enhancing the Social Development Perspective in Social Work Education, IUCISD, Mumbai Dr. Shankar Das · Advisor, Technical Resource Team, Department of Applied Psychology, University of Mumbai, Mumbai · Consultant (Behavioural Science), AIDS Research and Control Centre: A Collaborative Programme of University of Texas, USA and Government of Maharashtra, Grant Medical College, Mumbai · Honorary Secretary General, AIDS Prevention and Research Organisation, Mumbai · Member, Ethics Committee, Sir. J.J. Groups of Hospitals and Grant Medical College, Mumbai · Member, General Council, Ali Yavar Jung National Institute for the Hearing Impaired, Mumbai · Advisor, Polio Foundation and Bansali Trust, Ahmedabad · Technical Consultant, Mukti Sadan Foundation, Mumbai · Founder Member, ACCESS — Centre for Cultivation of Effective Self-Sufficiency, Mumbai 128 Appendix 11

Dr. Revati Balu · International Senior Trainer, Life Skills Programme, International Youth Foundation, USA · Consultant, Learning Enhancement Programme, St. Andrew’s High School, Mumbai · Member, Curriculum Adaptation Core Group, Lions Quest in India Foundation, Mumbai · Member, Election Watch Task Group, AGNI, Mumbai

UNIT FOR CHILD AND YOUTH RESEARCH

Prof. G.G. Wandkhede · Advisor, Dr. Ambedkar Samarak Samiti, Akola · Member, Executive Committee, The High Court Legal Services Committee, Mumbai Dr. Vrinda Datta · Co-Convenor, Forum for Creche and Child Care Services, Maharashtra, Mumbai · Chairperson, Indian Council for Social Welfare, Mumbai · Member Secretary, Voluntary Coordinating Agency, Mumbai Ms. Lata Narayan · President, YUVA, Mumbai · Board Member, MelJol Hum Bachchon Ka, Mumbai · Board Member, Laya, Visakhapatnam Dr. Anil Kumar · Member, Advisory Committee, NSS Programme, University of Mumbai, Mumbai

UNIT FOR RESEARCH IN THE SOCIOLOGY OF EDUCATION

Prof. D. Saldanha · Member, Academic Committee, National Open School, New Delhi · Member, Expert Group on the Indian DIASPORA, Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India, New Delhi · Member, Sub-Group on Welfare and Development of Adolescents for the Tenth Five Year Plan, New Delhi · Member, Working Group on Elementary Education and Adult Education for the Tenth Five Year Plan, Government of India, New Delhi · Member, Editorial Board, Sixth Survey of Educational Research, National Council for Educational Research and Training, New Delhi · Member, Advisory Committee, State Resource Centre, Indian Institute of Education, Pune · Member, Governing Board, National Institute of Adult Education, New Delhi Prof.J.Aikara · Member, Steering/Consultative Committee, Indian Council of Social Science Research, Western Regional Centre, Mumbai · Member, Board of Management, Jan Shikshan Sansthan, Mumbai · Member, Governing Board, Society for Human and Environmental Development, Mumbai · Member, Working Group on Elementary Education and Adult Education for the Tenth Five Year Plan, Government of India, New Delhi · Member, General Body, Council for Social Development, New Delhi · Member, Executive Committee, Fullbright Association of Mumbai, Mumbai Prof. Padma Velaskar · Member, Board of Studies in Social Work, University of Mumbai, Mumbai · Member, Board of Trustees, Nav Nirman Samaj Vikas Kendra, Mumbai · Member, Maharashtra Legal Services Authority, Mumbai · Member, Board of Studies in Sociology, SNDT Women’s University, Mumbai Dr. Ranu Jain · Member, Centre for Society and Secularism, Mumbai · Member, EKTA, Mumbai · Member, Indian Sociological Society, Mumbai · Member, Indian Anthropological Society, Kolkata Appendix 11 129

UNIT FOR URBAN STUDIES

Prof.S.SivaRaju · Member, Expert Committee on the Research and Recognition for Board of Studies in Health Science, Biometry and Nutrition, University of Poona, Pune · Member, Advisory Committee, Consultation of SAARC Countries, International Federation on Ageing, Pune · Member, Editorial Board, Journal of Region, Health and Health Care, Aligarh · Member, Editorial Board, Indian Journal of Social Development, Hyderabad · Member, National Advisory Committee, Centre for Gerontology and Elderly Medicine, B.V.D.V. Medical College, Pune

UNIT FOR RESEARCH AND CONSULTANCY IN SOCIAL POLICY AND SOCIAL WELFARE ADMINISTRATION

Prof. Ratna Naik · Expert-Member, Committee on Minor Forest Produce, Government of India, New Delhi · Social Science Expert, Maharashtra Public Service Commission, Mumbai · Social Science Expert, Task Force on Industries Participation in Joint Forest Management, Chennai Dr. Rajshree P. Mahtani · Research Advisor, Ambuja Cement Foundation, Mumbai · Consultant (Honorary), Strategic Planning, Special Cell for Women and Children, Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai · Member, Akshara Support Group, Mumbai · Advisor, Anyay Rahit Zindagi, Goa · Consultant (Honorary), Strategic Planning, Abhivyakti: Media for Development, Nashik

UNIT FOR RURAL STUDIES

Dr. Vikash Pandey · Member, Indian Association for Women’s Studies, Hyderabad Ms. Rekha Mammen · Member, Tenth Plan Steering Committee on Social Welfare, Planning Commission, Government of India, New Delhi · Associate Chair, International Planning Committee, IUCISD Symposium 2003 · Associate Chair, National Planning and Advisory Committee, IUCISD Symposium 2003, Mumbai · Co-Chair, 13th International Symposium of the Inter-University Consortium for International Social Development: India 2003, Mumbai · Member, Project Committee for Enhancing the Social Development Perspective in Social Work Education, IUCISD, Mumbai

UNIT FOR WOMEN’S STUDIES

Prof. Chhaya Datar · Member, Advisory Committee, Women’s Studies Centre, Shivaji University, Kolhapur · Evaluator (appointed by NOVIB), PRAYAS (Resources and Livelihood), Pune · Evaluator (appointed by Sir Dorabji Tata Trust), St. Xavier’s Institute of Development Action and Studies, Jabalpur · Secretary, Maitreyi, Mumbai Dr. Lakshmi Lingam · General Secretary, Indian Association for Women’s Studies · Member, Advisory Committee, Board of Women’s Studies, University of Poona, Pune · Member, Advisory Committee, Board of Women’s Studies, Shivaji University, Kolhapur · Member, Advisory Committee, Board of Women’s Studies, Women’s Studies Research Centre, M.S. University of Baroda, Baroda · Special Invitee, Anusandhan Trust, Mumbai · Member, Advisory Committee, Dilaasa: Project of CEHAT and BMC, Mumbai Dr. Asha Bajpai · Convenor, Task Force on Criminal Justice in Maharashtra, Mumbai · Member, Maharashtra State Legal Services Authority, Mumbai · Member, Maharashtra State Monitoring Committee on Juvenile Justice, Mumbai · Member, Experts Committee (appointed by High Court) for Reviewing Immoral Traffic Prevention Act, 1986, Mumbai 130 Appendix 11

UNIT FOR FAMILY STUDIES Prof. Shalini Bharat · Member, Ethical Review Committee, International Institute for Population Sciences, Mumbai · Member, Steering Committee, HIV/STI Prevention and Care Research Programme, India, The Population Council, New Delhi, New Delhi · Member, Maharashtra State Adoption Committee, Department of Women and Child Development, Government of Maharashtra, Mumbai · Member, Technical Resource Group (Research and Development), National AIDS, Control Organisation, New Delhi, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India, New Delhi · Member, International Scientific Advisory Committee to Review Abstracts for the Sixth International Congress on AIDS in Asia and the Pacific, Melbourne · Chairperson, Voluntary Coordinating Agency (constituted following Supreme Court Guidelines under the Ministry of Welfare) for Adoption, Mumbai · Book Review Editor, Culture, Health and Sexuality,USA · Member, Editorial Board, Indian Psychological Research and Abstracts,NewDelhi · Member, National Committee on Adoption, Ministry of Welfare, New Delhi

NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME UNIT Ms. Gurmeet Hans · Member, NSS Advisory Committee, Shivaji University, Kolhapur · Member, NSS Advisory Committee, Nagpur University, Nagpur · Member, NSS Advisory Committee, SNDT Women’s University, Mumbai · Member, NSS Advisory Committee, Maharashtra State Government, Mumbai Mr. Khalil Ahmed · Advisor, International Society for Harmony and Peace, Mumbai · Advisor, Karunya Trust, Mumbai · Advisor, Maharashtra United Social Trust, Mumbai · Advisor, National Institute of Events Management, Mumbai

UNIT FOR MEDIA AND COMMUNICATIONS Prof. Anjali Monteiro · Jt. Secretary, Managing Committee and Trustee, Avehi: Audio-Visual Resource Centre and Trust, Mumbai · Member, Management Advisory Board, Xavier Institute Communications, Mumbai · Member, Board of Studies in Communication Media for Children, SNDT Women’s University, Pune Dr. K.P. Jayasankar · Member, Managing Committee, Comet Media Foundation, Mumbai · Trustee, Nav Nirrmiti Trust, Mumbai · Member, Managing Committee, Avehi: Audio-Visual Resource Centre, Mumbai

SOCIAL WORK EDUCATION AND PRACTICE CELL Prof. Murli Desai · Member, International Advisory Committee, Social Work, National Association of Social Workers, USA · Member, Human Rights Committee, International Association of Schools of Social Work · Coopted Member, Executive Committee, Maharashtra Association of Social Work Educators, Nagpur · Coopted Member, Executive Committee, Bombay Association of Trained Social Workers, Mumbai · Member, Board of Studies in Human Development, SNDT Women’s University, Mumbai · Member, Advisory Committee, Women’s Studies Research Centre, M.S. University of Baroda, Baroda · Member, Education Committee, Sarvajanik Education Society, Mumbai · Member, Selection Panel, Visva Bharati, Kolkata · Member, International Exchange Task Force of the International Association of Schools of Social Work APPENDIX 12 Students’ Union

A. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE B. PRIZE WINNERS OF COMPETITIONS ORGANISED BY President : Ms. Vimla Mary Joseph THE STUDENTS’ UNION Vice-President : Mr. Saikat Nasker The Guinea Pig Essay Trophy General Secretary : Ms. Neha Pradhan First Prize : Dr. Bhuputra Panda Treasurer : Mr. Nilratan Shende The Guinea Pig Debate Trophy Literary Secretary : Ms. Anjali Subramanya First Prize : Mr. Pradeep Kumar Patra Cultural Secretary : Ms. Piyashree Mukherjee Second Prize : Ms. Anusha T. Cherian Sports Secretary : Mr. Shomi Brian Third Prize : Ms. Rupali Ruchismita Junior Representatives : Mr. Vikas Lokhande Prof. A.R. Wadia Elocution Shield Ms. Rama Shyam First Prize : Mr. Kipa Raja Ms. Leena Second Prize : Mr. Vimlendu Kumar Jha Mr. Kunal Sawant Third Prize : Ms. Nemdeikim Kipgen and Dr. Bhuputra Panda APPENDIX 13 TISS Committees

Academic and Administrative Audit Committee Convenor Member-Secretary

External Experts

Advisory Committee on Social Work Students' Forum Convenor

External Expert

Academic Committee Chairperson Member Secretary Advisory Committee on Xth Plan Proposal Convenor

Accounts Consultative Committee Chairperson Member Secretary

Annual Report Screening Committee Chairperson Convenor

Admission Committee Chairperson Secretary Civil and Maintenance/Repair Works Committee Chairperson

Secretary

Committee for Appointment of Staff up to Section Officer Chairperson Advisory Committee for the Centre for Health Studies Chairperson Coordinator Appendix 13 133

Committee for Service Rules for Teaching and Grievance Handling Committee (Non-Teaching Staff) Non-Teaching Staff Convenor Chairperson

Housing Committee Chairperson Ex-Officio Member

Curriculum Development Committee for Rural Campus Convenor

Inter-Departmental Social Work Teaching Heads Committee Convenor

Extra Mural Advisory Committee Chairperson Convenor International Travel Grants Committee Chairperson

Library Advisory Committee Faculty Development Forum Chairperson Convenor Convenor Ex-Officio Member

Field Action Projects Coordination Committee Coordinator

Liveries Committee Convenor

Maintenance Committee Chairperson 134 Appendix 13

Convenor

SC/ST Standing Committee Chairperson Cell In-Charge Publications Editorial Board Secretary Chairperson and Editor

Associate Editor (IJSW)

Invitees Associate Editor (Books)

Sexual Amity Committee Book Review Editor Convenor

Members

Space Committee Chairperson Convenor Ex-Officio Members Head, Unit for Media and Communications Librarian External Experts

Staff Welfare Fund Committee Purchase Committee Convenor Chairperson

Steering Committee for Preparation of NAAC Self Study Report Chairperson Re-Evaluation Committee Vice-Chairperson Chairperson Coordinator Member-Secretary

Rural Campus Advisory Committee Chairperson Appendix 13 135

Students' Aid Committee Member Secretary Chairperson

Technical Advisory Committee for Computer Centre Chairperson Ex-Officio Member Secretary

Student Representatives

Study Leave Committee TISS Employees' Union Chairperson President Vice-President General Secretary Secretary Joint Secretary Treasurer Assistant Treasurer Internal Auditor Sub-Committee for Monitoring the Plans of Investment of Contributory Provident Fund Governing Board Nominee and Convenor APPENDIX 14 New Appointments

Name Designation Department/Unit/Section Date of Appointment Dr. Kanchan Mukherjee Lecturer Department of Health Services Studies Mar. 13, 2002 Dr. M. Mariappan Lecturer Department of Health Services Studies Mar. 13, 2002 Dr. K.G. Kshirsagar Professor TISS Rural Campus, Tuljapur Feb. 1, 2002 Mr. Satish Kanamadi Asst. Librarian Library Jan. 10, 2002 Mr. C.P. Mohankumar Dy. Registrar Accounts Section Dec. 12, 2001 (Finance and Accounts) Dr. Santosh Kumar Lecturer TISS Rural Campus, Tuljapur Dec. 11, 2001 Ms. Anjali Kulkarni Lecturer TISS Rural Campus, Tuljapur Nov. 26, 2001 Dr. G.G. Wankhede Professor Unit for Child and Youth Research May 8, 2001 Dr. Janki Andharia Professor Department of Urban and Rural Community May 8, 2001 Development Dr. Murli Desai Professor Social Work Education and Practice Cell May 8, 2001 APPENDIX 15 Special Visitors

Dr. Sushaina Reza Paul Mr. Fujio Samukawa University of Alabema Chief Consul 1530 3RD AVE S Consulate General of Japan Birmingham AL 35294-1150 No.1,M.L.DahanukarMarg April 11, 2002 Cumballa Hill, Mumbai 400 026 April 23, 2002 Mr. Suresh Kumar Mr. Hiroshi Yoshimura Secretary Special Researcher, Consulate General of Japan Social Welfare, Cultural Affairs, Sports and Tourism No.1,M.L.DahanukarMarg Government of Maharashtra Cumballa Hill, Mumbai 400 026 New Administrative Building, Opp. Mantralaya April 23, 2002 Mumbai 400 032 March 22, 2002

Ms. Ellen Mashiko Executive Director Ms. Nuzhat Shahzadi Scholarship Division, Tokyo Foundation Meena Project Coordinator The Nippon Foundation Bldg., 3rd Floor United Nations Children’s Fund 1-2-2 Akasaka, Minato-ku Regional Office for South Asia Tokyo 107-0052 P.O. Box 5815, Lekhnath Marg, Kathmandu, Japan Nepal April 19, 2002 March 21, 2002

Mr. Keita Sugai Dr. George Palamattam Scholarship Division, Tokyo Foundation Principal Consultant The Nippon Foundation Bldg., 3rd Floor Business, Community & Family Partnerships 1-2-2 Akasaka, Minato-ku Illinois State Board of Education Tokyo 107-0052 100 West Randolph Street, Suite 14.300, Chicago Japan Illinois 60601-3405 April 19, 2002 March 8, 2002

Mr. K. Vaidyanathan Mr. Venkata Ratnam Project Director Prof. and Dean AVERT International Management Institute AcWorth Complex, Wadala New Delhi Mumbai 400 031 March 8, 2002 April 16, 2002

Mr. E. Shadagopan Mr. Yoshiko Suzuki Finance Manager Institute of Developing Economics AVERT Jetro 3-2-2, Wakava, Mihama-Ku AcWorth Complex, Wadala Chiba-Shi, Chiba 261-8545 Mumbai 400 031 Japan April 16, 2002 March 5, 2002

Dr. Sunderaraman Mr. Yogi Sriram Visiting Professor Vice-President (Corporate HR & Personnel) University of Alabama Larsen and Toubro Limited 1530 3RD AVE S Powai Works, Saki Vihar Road Birmingham AL 35294-1150 Mumbai 400 072 April 11, 2002 March 4, 2002 138 Appendix 15

Prof. Gary B. Melton Prof. Luis Filipe Thomaz President, Child Watch International & Professor of Sanskrit & Indian History Director and Professor Lisbon University Institute on Family and Neighborhood Life A-de Berna 26-C Clemson University 1069-061 Lisboa 158 Poole Agriculture Center Portugal Clemson, SC 29634-0132 January 28, 2002 February 26–March 1, 2002 Dr. Marilyn Wyatt Dr. Robin Kimborough Director Institute on Family and Neighborhood Life Global Program for Europe and Asia Clemson University National Center for Nonprofit Boards 158 Poole Agriculture Center 1828 L St. NW Clemson, SC 29634-0132 Washington, DC 20036 February 26–March 1, 2002 January 25, 2002

Mr.S.K.Sirka President Mr. Quintin Stevenson ASRA Counsellor for Education and Training Tambo, Chaibasa Australian Education International Singhbhum 833 201 Australian High Commission February 25, 2002 1/50 G Shanti Path Chanakyapuri Dr. M.L. Dhawale Delhi 110 021 January 23, 2002 Hon. Director & Trustee MLD Trust 40, Parekh Street, Girgaun Prof. Haruo Sagaza Mumbai 400 004 Professor of Sociology and Demography February 20, 2002 Waseda University School of Human Sciences Dr. R. Traude Pillai-Vetschera Mikajima 2-579-15 University of Vienna Tokorozawa, Saitama 359-1192 Dr. Karl Lueger-Ring 1 Japan 1010 Vienna December 4, 2001 February 11, 2002 Ms. Kalpana Dasgupta A Group of 14 IPS Officers President Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel National Indian Library Association Police Academy A 40-41, Flat number 201 Hyderabad 500 052 Ansal Building, Dr. Mukherjee Nagar February 6, 2002 Delhi 110 009 November 8, 2001 Dr. Gajraj Dhanarajan President & C.E.O. The Commonwealth of Learning Mr. B.K. Jhawar 1285, West Broadway, Suite 600 Chairman Vancouver, BC V6H 3X8 Usha Martin Group Canada Corporate Office January 30, 2001 2A, Shakespeare Sarani Kolkata 700 071 October 24, 2001 Mr.S.V.Sista President Partners In Change Mr. Shivendra Dutt Tripathi Building Partnerships for Social Development M/s. Qimpro Consultants Pvt.Ltd. Shetty House, 3rd Floor, 101, M.G. Road 1C Sindhu House, Nanabhai Lane, Fort Mumbai 400 023 Mumbai 400 001 January 29, 2002 October 19, 2001 Appendix 15 139

Mr. Hermann Eppler Mr. Sharad Pawar, M.P. Member, Coordination Team of Former Chief Minister of Maharashtra WILL International Workshop Chairperson, Disaster Management Committee Institute of Living Learning 6, Gurudwara Rakabganj Road Steinstrasse 39, CH 5406 New Delhi 110 001 Baden, Ruetihof August 27, 2001 Switzerland October 4, 2001 Dr. Saraswathi Sankaran Executive Director Dr.J.J.Irani Deepam Educational Society For Health Managing Director 3, D’ Monte Colony, TTK Road, Alwarpet The Tata Iron and Steel Company Limited Chennai 600 018 August 16, 2001 Bombay House Homi Mody Street Mumbai 400 001 Dr. Airel Karrie September 28, 2001 Executive Director Insititute of Developing Leadership 12 Shlomzion, St. Haifa 34406 Mr.K.C.Srivastava Israel Municipal Commissioner August 9-21, 2001 Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation Mahapalika Marg Mr.M.N.Singh Mumbai 400 001 Commissioner of Police (Greater Mumbai) September 22, 2001 Office of the Commissioner of Police Opp. Mahatma Phule Market Ms. Elizabeth Ward Mumbai 400 001 First Secretary (Economics) July 23, 2001 Australian High Commission New Delhi Dr.ArunP.Bali September 17, 2001 Director Indian Council of Social Science Research Prof. Asoke Basu Aruna Asaf Ali Marg Retired Professor New Delhi 110 067 June 6, 2001 Sociology of Education California State University Hayward, California 94542 Dr. K.C. Tang USA Director, International Development September 11, 2001 Australian Centre for Health Promotion and Senior Lecturer, The University of Sydney Department of Public Health & Community Medicine Dr. Elijah Jacob Edward Ford Building (A27), NSW 2006 Country Manager Australia The American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee May 28, 2001 3, Rodef Shalom 23 Dndoji Konddeo (Sussex) Road Dr. Gordon Appleby Byculla Sheladia Associates, Inc. Mumbai 400 027 15825 Shady Grove Road September 11, 2001 Suite 100 Rockville, Maryland 20850 Dr. Nicole Fleischer USA Programme Director May 28, 2001 World Jewish Peace Corps Carmel Institute for Social Studies Dr. Harimohan Mathur 5, Kadesh Street, Post Box 97 Development Anthropologist Zikhron Ya’akov 309 00 C-95, Jagan Path, Sardar Patel Marg Israel Jaipur 302 001 September 11, 2001 May 28, 2001 140 Appendix 15

NAAC Peer Team Prof. K.K. Jacob January 10–13, 2002 17 B Polo Ground Udaipur Prof. Vasanthi Devi Rajasthan 313 004 No. 2, ‘A’ Palace View Apartment 88, Santhone High Road Prof. Jerome Joseph Chennai 600 028 Professor in Management Indian Institute of Management Prof. S.N. Ranade Vastrapur Former Head Ahmedabad 380 015 Department of Social Work University of Delhi New Delhi Dr. Latha Pillai Advisor Prof. Jagdish C. Bhatia National Assessment and Accreditation Council No. 10, Bhuvaneswari Nagar 2/4, Dr. Rajkumar Road C.V. Raman Nagar P.O. Box No.1075, Rajajinagar Bangalore 560 093 Bangalore 560 010 APPENDIX 16 Financial Statement

AUDITED BALANCE SHEET, AT A GLANCE, AS ON MARCH 31, 2001

Capital and Liabilities Rs. In lakhs 1. Capital Grants 434.98 2. Endowments 111.30 3. Funds and Donations 1653.63 4. Project Credit Balances 328.99 5. Sundry Creditors 58.24 6. Sundry Credit Balances 145.02 7. UGC Grant for Major Repairs to Buildings, Campus, and so on 6.76 8. Advance Maintenance Grant from UGC for 2001–2002 155.00 9. Grant under Utilisation as on 31-03-2001 9.95 2903.87 Property and Assets 1. Land and Buildings 464.86 2. Furniture and Equipment 642.22 3. Library Books 2.49 4. Investments 1357.88 5. Sundry Debtors 302.60 6. Project Debit Balance 52.15 7. Stocks 2.65 8. Advance and Deposits 9.89 9. Cash and Bank Balances 69.13

2903.87

AUDITED INCOME AND EXPENDITURE, AT A GLANCE, AS ON MARCH 31, 2001 Rs. In lakhs A. Expenditure Salary: Pay and Allowances 503.97 Non-Salary Items 156.79 Advance Grant from UGC for 2001–2002 155.00 Grant under Utilisation as on 31-03-2001 9.95 825.71 B. Income Grant under Utilisation as on 31-03-2000 84.07 University Grants Commission 668.95 Sir Dorabji Tata Trust 10.00 Government of Maharashtra 0.85 Institute’s Income 61.84 825.71 APPENDIX 17 Candidates for the Sixty-Second Convocation

CANDIDATES FOR THE M.A. DEGREE IN SOCIAL WORK Criminology and Correctional Administration Ms.MandiraKala,B.A. Mr.SachinB.,B.A. Ms. Sanghmitra Kharate, B.Com. Ms. Sujata Bordoloi, B.A. Ms. Piyasree Mukherjee, B.A. Ms. Arundhati Hazarika, B.A. Ms. Raksha Murthy, B.A. Mr. Ranjan KR. Jha, B.Com. Ms. Meena Ananth Pai, B.A. Ms. Binitha Joseph, B.A. Ms. Shivani Pathak, B.A. (S.W.) Ms. Vimala Mary Joseph, B.A. Ms. Larraine Phillips, B.A. Mr. Manish Kumar, B.A. Ms.MadhulikaRai,B.A. Mr. Neeraj Mishra, B.A. Mr. Kipa Raja, B.A. Ms. Shweta Narayan, B.Com. Ms. Sweta Rajan, B.A. Mr. Saikat Nasker, B.A. Ms. Rashmi Velath Raveendran, B.Com. Ms. Susrita Neogi, B.Sc. Ms. Ranjana Sharma, B.A. Ms. Prachi Patwardhan, B.A. Ms. Alice Sikweti, B.A. Mr. Shomi Raikhan, B.A. Ms. Ushasi Sunandita, B.A. Ms. Arushi Ray, B.A. Ms. Namrata Tognatta, B.A. Ms. Smita Roy, B.A. Ms. Susan Varghese, B.A. Ms. Manu Khajuria, B.A. Social Welfare Administration

Family and Child Welfare Ms. Tara B., B.A. Mr. Ginlalsiam Buhril, B.A. Mr. Shirish Athawale, B.Sc. Ms. Baishali Chatterjee, B.A. Ms. Anamika Bhatyal, B.A. Ms. Shama Hayat, B.Sc. Ms. Upasana Chakma, B.A. Ms. Poonam Kaur, B.A. Ms. Chaitali Chattopadhyay, B.Sc. Ms. Maitreyee Mukherjee, B.Com. Ms. Neelima Micheal D’Silva, B.S.W. Mr. Viraj Naidoo, B.A. Ms. Arpita Das, B.Com. Mr. Vijay Pagare, B.S.W. Ms. Moirangthem Tineshowri Devi, B.Sc. Ms. Neha Pradhan, B.S.W. Ms. Pradnya Kasle, B.A. Mr. Kailas Maroti Raipure, B.Sc. Ms. Yukako Narita, B.A. Mr. Sourav Roy, B.Sc. Ms. Richa Ojha, B.A. Mr. Nilratan Rambhau Shende, B.Sc. Ms. Sweety Pathak, B.Sc. Mr. Anjani Kumar Singh, B.Sc. Ms. Sreyashi Sengupta, B.A. Ms. Joyita Ambett, B.S.W. Ms. Sreerupa Sengupta, B.A. Ms.ReenaSheth,B.A. Urban and Rural Community Development Ms. Sunny Sinha, B.A. Ms. Tundup Angmo, B.A. Ms. Anjali Subramanya, B.A. Mr.MitulBaruah,B.A. Ms. Japna Tulsi, B.A. Ms. Tapasya Bhagat, B.A. Ms. Anjali Varma, B.A. Ms. Papori Bora, B.A. Ms. Mitun Chakraborty, B.Sc. Medical and Psychiatric Social Work Ms. Tuli Chatterjee, B.A. Ms. Sagarika Basak, B.Sc. Ms. Manisha Das, B.Sc. Ms. Karishma Bura, B.A. Mr. Atanu De, B.Journ. Ms. Kumud Choudhary, B.A. Ms. Ankita Deka, B.A. Mr. Haresh Baban Dalvi, B.A. Mr. Rakesh Ganguli, B.A. Ms. Puja Dogra, B.Sc. Ms. Ruchika Ghosh, B.A. Ms. Laxmi Dua, B.Sc. Ms. Sreetama Gupta Bhaya, B.A. Ms. Mugdha Galande, B.A. Ms.S.ChitraIyer,B.A. Ms.SukhmeetK.Gulati,B.S.W. Ms. Ava Joshi, B.A. (S.W) Ms. Pallavi Gupta, B.Sc. Ms. Sushmita Mandal, B.A. Ms. Jotika Jagasia, B.Sc. Ms. Bishnupriya Panda, B.A. Ms. Kavita Jangam, B.A. Mr.N.GauthamaPrabu,B.A. Appendix 17

Mr.A.HarshRaj,B.A. Ms. Shannon Orlene Syiem, B.A. Ms. Anamika Singh, B.A. Ms. Pallavi Udhoji, B.S.W.

CANDIDATES FOR THE M.A. DEGREE IN PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS Mr. Sautrik Basu, B.B.S. Ms. Divya Narendran, B.A. Ms. Niti Bhatia B., B.A. Mr. Nisheeth Pathak B.Com. Mr. Sumedh N. Chunarkar, B.E. Ms. Juri Pegu, B.A. Ms. Bharti Dekate, B.A. Ms. Kusumanjali Ravindranath, B.A. Ms. Supriya Desai, B.A. Ms. Sweta Sant, B.A. Mr. Md. Izharul Haque, B.Sc. Mr. Abhimanyu Sen B.Com. Mr. Ateet Jayaswal, B.A. Ms. Sujatha Shivsankar, B.Com. Mr. Pramod Kamble B.Sc. Ms. Shruthi Sridharan, B.A. Ms. Kripa Krishmoorthy B.Com. Mr. Ranganathan Srinivasan, B.Com. Mr. Sam Suresh Mathi, B.Tech. Ms. Arpana V. Srivatsa, B.A. Mr. Mehernosh Nariman Mehta, B.A. Mr. Balachandar S., B.E. Ms. Mitalee, B.A. Ms. Deepa Suryanarayana, B.Com. Mr. Chitbhanu Nagri B., B.A. Ms. Shailja Thapa, B.A. Ms. Janani Narayanan B.B.M. Ms. Anamika Xaxa, B.A.

CANDIDATES FOR THE MASTER’S IN HEALTH ADMINISTRATION Dr. Sumit Asthana, B.H.M.S. Dr. Nimmi Nirbhay Laldas, B.A.M.S. Mr. Ningkhan Augustine A. S., B.A. Dr. Somanath Mohapatra, B.H.M.S. Dr. Arvind C. Betigeri, B.A.M.S. Dr. Bejoy P. Nambiar, M.B.B.S. Dr. Sameena Amir Hasan, B.A.M.S. Mr. Niwas Sampat Nanaware, B.S.W. Dr. Vrunda Nagnath Kale, B.A.M.S.

CANDIDATES FOR THE MASTER’S IN HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION Mr. Anto Paul Ayinikal, B.Sc. (Nur.) Mr. Sharad Ramdas Mohod, B.Sc. Dr. Aruna Bhikubhai Bhoy, M.B.B.S. Dr. Kavery Patil, M.B.B.S. Dr. Garima Dagar, M.B.B.S. Dr. Mohan N., M.B.B.S. Dr. Rhea Mohan Dewan, M.B.B.S. Dr. Santanu Sanyal, M.B.B.S. Dr. Ashish Dwivedi, M.B.B.S. Ms. Swati Pandurang Sawant, B.Sc. (Nur.) Dr. Nidhi S. Gupta, B.H.M.S. Mr. Gagan Vir Singh, B.Pharm Mr. Vishal Indurkhya, B.Sc. Mr. Prabhat Chander Sood, B.Sc. Dr. Sameer Ahmed Khan, M.B.B.S. Dr. Sheetal S. Swamy, M.B.B.S. Dr. Aziz Akbarali, M.B.B.S. Dr. Somil Nagpal, M.B.B.S. Mr. Bipin M., B.Sc.

CANDIDATES FOR THE M.PHIL. DEGREE Mr. Asis Kumar Chakrabarti Ms. Lalitha Jain Ms. Prachee Girish Navalkar Mr. Ravi S.K.

CANDIDATES FOR THE PH.D. DEGREE Ms. Niharika Gupta Ms. Jayanti Gokhale Mr. Manabendra Nath Roy APPENDIX 18 Prizes

Prize Name of Student(s)

PRIZES AWARDED ON INSTITUTE DAY

The G. Natesa Iyer Prize for the Best Student in the Course ‘Law and Social Work Ms. Japna Tulsi

H.C. Merchant Prize for the Best Student in the Course “Medical Information for Social Ms. Anjali Subramanya Workers”

Dr. J.M. Kumarappa Prize to the Best Student of the First Year Social Work Class Ms. Richa Ojha

The S.D. Marathe NILM Trust Endowment Fund Award to the Second Year Student of Ms. Mehernosh Mehta Personnel Management and Industrial Relations who stood First in the First Year

PRIZES TO BE AWARDED ON CONVOCATION DAY

S. Kalsi Shield for the Best Student in Personnel Management and Industrial Relations Ms. Sujatha Shivshankar

Alumni Association Prize and Institute Shield for the Best Student in Criminology and Ms. Sweta Narayan Correctional Administration

Aisha Harris Memorial Shield for the Best Student in Family and Child Welfare Ms. Richa Ojha

Leela Wadia Prize and Institute Shield for the Best Student in Medical and Psychiatric Ms. Sweta Rajan Social Work

Aloysius Soares Prize and Institute Shield for the Best Student in Urban and Rural Ms. Chitra Iyer Community Development

The Prize instituted by the 1987-89 batch of PMIR students for the student ranked Mr. Mehernosh Mehta second in Personnel Management and Industrial Relations

Prof. P.D. Kulkarni Prize for the Best Student in the course on Social Policy and Planning Ms. Sushmita Mandal

Mrs. S.R. Panakal Shield for the Best Student in the course on Social Work in Industry Ms. Poonam Kaur

Ms. Najamai A. Minocher-Homji Prize for the Best Project Report Mr. Chitbanu Nagari

Mrs. S.R. Panakal Shield for the Best PMIR Student in Field work Mr. Balachandar S.

NIPM Silver Medal for the Student securing the highest marks in Personnel Management Mr. Prashant Deshpande and Industrial Relations for 1998–2000

Prof. Grace Mathew Field Work Shield and Award for Social Work in the Department of Ms. Shomi Raikhan Criminology and Correctional Administration

Prof. Grace Mathew Field Work Shield and Award for Social Work in the Department of Ms. Sreyashi Sengupta Family and Child Welfare

Mr. Kalidas M. Shah Field Work Shield and Prof. Grace Mathew Field Work Award for Ms. Sweta Rajan Social Work in the Department of Medical and Psychiatric Social Work

Prof. Grace Mathew Field Work Shield and Award for Social Work in the Department of Ms. Chitra Iyer Urban and Rural Community Development Section 2 RURAL CAMPUS APPENDIX 1 Research Projects and Other Projects

Title of Project Sponsor Date of Present Position Faculty/Staff in Charge Sanction A Socioeconomic Impact Rural Campus, TISS Feb. 2002 Report writing Mr. Ram Rathod and Assessment of Watershed Mr. Shahaji Chavan Development Programme of Wadgaon Lakh · A Study on Assessment of Rural Campus, TISS Oct. 2001 Report writing in Ms. Anjali Kulkarni Village Level Workers’ progress Performance in RC Project Villages Motion of No Confidence University Grants Sep. 2001 Report writing Dr. Santosh Kumar and Against Sarpanches in Tuljapur Commission (UGC) Mr. Ramesh Jare Taluka · A Study of Out-of-School Rural Campus, TISS Aug. 2001 First draft of report Mr. Vijay Kulkarni and Children Prof. D. Saldanha · Minimum Levels of Learning: Rural Campus, TISS Jul. 2001 Report writing Mr. Vijay Kulkarni and Present Status in Rural Prof. D. Saldanha Maharashtra · Status of Tribal Women in Maharashtra State Jun. 2001 Data collection Dr. Chhaya Datar and Maharashtra Commission for Dr. Santosh Kumar Women Study on Aspects of UGC May 2001 Report writing Mr. Shahaji Narwade and Community Participation Mr. Ramesh Jare Aspects in the Shri Sant Gadgemaharaj Gram Swachhata Abhiyan The 73rd Constitutional UGC Mar. 2001 Completed Dr. Santosh Kumar and Amendment Act and Mr. Ramesh Jare Decentralisation of Financial Resources in Osmanabad District (1996–2001) An Exploratory Study of Rural Campus Mar. 1998 Completed Dr. Surinder Jaswal and Women’s Health in Rural Ms. Anjali Kulkarni Maharashtra

Note: * These projects are being carried out in collaboration with faculty from the TISS Main Campus. APPENDIX 2 Field Action Projects

Onion Cultivation, estd.: September 2001 Wadgaon Lakh. Objective : · Income generation. Programme : · Cultivation of onions. Faculty/Staff in Charge : Ms. Savita Jadhav.

In-Depth Case Studies of Out-of-School Children, estd.: September 2001 Seven Project Villages in Tuljapur Block. Objective : · To understand the problems of dropouts and work effectively with the community. Programmes : · Family visits. · Interview of parents, students and teachers. Faculty/Staff in Charge : Mr. Vijay Kulkarni and Prof. D. Saldanha.

Mulberry Plant Cultivation, estd.: July 2001 Wadgaon Lakh. Objectives : · To empower women for collective mulberry plant cultivation. · Economic improvement. · Women’s right in agriculture. Programmes : · Sericulture activity orientation visit. · Silk worm rearing. Faculty/Staff in Charge : Ms. Savita Jadhav.

Women’s Hall Construction, estd.: March 2001 Wadgaon Lakh. Objectives : · To establish women’s right on common land. · To have a place for women to share their feelings. · Enabling women to handle construction. Programme : · Programme in purchasing building materials, controlling financial matters, and supervising the project on their own. Faculty/Staff in Charge : Ms. Savita Jadhav.

Goat Rearing Project, estd.: January 2001 Seven project villages of Rural Campus, TISS. Objectives : · To enhance family income. · To improve women’s participation. · To teach women to network. Programmes : · Rotational distribution of goats to women. · Training in goat rearing. · Repayment in kind (one kid goat). Faculty/Staff in Charge : Mr. Satteppa Y.D.

Ten Guntha Experiment, estd.: December 2000 Rural Campus Land. Objective : · To establish parameters for biomass-based cultivation for livelihood security assurance to landless families and women in rural area. Programme : · An experiment to develop norms to build nursery soil, through in-situ method of composting. Faculty/Staff in Charge : Mr. Ram Rathod. 148 Appendix 2

Health Resource Centre, estd.: October 1999 Kakramba and other cluster, and project villages of Rural Campus, TISS, Tuljapur Taluka, Osmanabad District. Objectives : · To deal with women’s health issues through various programmes. · To create a health database. · Documentation and research on health. · Capacity building of women and key actors like government staff for health. · Creation of support groups. · Strengthening of present health services. · To publish suitable documents. Programmes : · NFE for girls. · Awareness on women’s issues. · Strengthening of self-help groups (SHGs). · Strengthening of core group. · Inputs to SHGs as pressure groups. · Health education through SHGs. · Health education through Health Sub-Centre · Collection of audio visual and books at Centre · Documentation of violence cases · Counselling to violence and other cases · Strengthening of Health Sub-Centre Faculty/Staff in Charge : Ms. Anjali Kulkarni.

Self-Help and Micro-Credit, estd.: July 1999 Seven project villages of Rural Campus, TISS. Objectives : · To empower SHGs women, village artisans, landless persons. · To facilitate government programmes or schemes to the target groups. · To organise need based training. Programmes : · Training, exposure visits, meetings, workshop, seminar, monthly SHGs monitoring. Faculty/Staff in Charge : Mr. Satteppa Y.D.

Swarna Jayanti Gram Swarajagan Yojana, estd.: July 1999 Seven project villages of Rural Campus, TISS. Objective : · To enhance women’s capacity for saving and management. Programme : · Organisation of below poverty line women’s groups. Faculty/Staff in Charge : Mr. Satteppa Y.D.

Sustainable Agriculture, estd.: February 1999 Seven project villages of Rural Campus, TISS. Objective : · To develop eco-friendly and people-centred agricultural practices. Programmes : · Specific crop-based core groups to develop appropriate techniques · Development of sericulture activity. Faculty/Staff in Charge : Mr. Shahaji Narwade.

Political Literacy Programme, estd.: February 1999 Tuljapur Taluka (seven project villages). Objectives : · To strengthen gramsabhas. · To increase participation of women and dalits in grampanchayat and gramsabhas. · To strengthen the sub committees of grampanchayats. Programmes : · Training programmes for grampanchayat members. · Workshops for women of gramsabha members. · Training programmes for community-based organisations. · Formation of SHGs to create support systems to women grampanchayat members. · Organisation of special gramsabhas. · Implementation of cleanliness drive through grampanchayat and gramsabha. Faculty/Staff in Charge : Mr. Ramesh Jare. Appendix 2 149

Enhancement of Primary Education in Rural Areas, estd.: February 1999 Seven project villages of Rural Campus, TISS. Objective : · To improve the quality of primary education and increase community participation for better schooling. Programmes : · Exposure tours. · Training. · Innovations in teaching learning. · Co-curricular activities. Faculty/Staff in Charge : Mr. Vijay Kulkarni, Prof. D. Saldanha and Prof. Chhaya Datar

Indo-German Watershed Development Programme, estd.: February 1995 Wadgaon Lakh, Tuljapur Taluka, Osmanabad District Objective : · To develop micro watershed in a comprehensive manner through the initiative taken by village groups, including women, and their willing participation. Programmes : · Area and drainage line treatments. · Socioeconomic development programme. · Women’s development programme. Faculty/Staff in Charge : Mr. Ram Rathod, Mr. Shahaji Chavan and Ms. Savita Jadhav

APPENDIX 3 Publications

AUTHORED/EDITED VOLUMES Mr. Vijay Kulkarni · Empowerment of Women through Self-Help Group, Pune: Ashwattaha, 2001. Mr. Ramesh Jare · Swacchateche Dhani (Marathi), Mumbai: Granthali, 2002.

ARTICLES IN JOURNALS AND BOOKS

Dr. Santosh Kumar and Mr. Shahaji Narwade · Sustainable Agricultural Practices and People’s Participation: A Case Study, Yojana, 45(November), 29–32, 2001. Mr. Ramesh Jare · Gatha Gramswachhetechi, Lokprabha, (28), 20–23, 2001.

OTHER PUBLICATIONS Mr. Ramesh Jare · Booklet: Dalit Ani Mahila Sarpanch Yanchyavaril Avishwasacha Tharav: Ek Abhyas. 150 APPENDIX 4 Conferences, Seminars, Workshops and Training Programmes Organised by Faculty

Faculty/Staff in Charge Date Name of the Event Place Sponsor

Mr. Satteppa Y.D. May 1-2, 2002 Skill Development Training for SHGs Group Tuljapur University Grants Commission Leaders (UGC) Mr. Satteppa Y.D. Apr. 10-12, 2002 Training Self-Help Groups (SHGs) Osmanabad Lokpratista Mr. Shahaji Narwade Apr. 4-5, 2002 Training Programme on Organic Grape Tuljapur Tuljai Organic Grapes Association Cultivation Mr. Satteppa Y.D. Mar. 22, 2002 Orientation to Animal Husbandry Sangvi UGC Ms. Anjali Kulkarni Mar. 15, 2002 Mahila Melava: Nutrition and Women’s Health Kakramba Rural Campus, TISS Ms. Anjali Kulkarni Feb. 6, and 13, 2001 Arogya Sanvad: Health Assessment by Sangvi Mardi Village, Rural Campus, TISS Participatory Method Tuljapur Taluka Mr. Shahaji Narwade Jan. 30-31, 2002 Workshop on Women and Agriculture Tuljapur UGC * Mr. Anjali Kulkarni and Jan. 26–27, 2002 Regional Conference on Women’s Development, Tuljapur Rural Campus, TISS; Unit for Prof. Chhaya Datar and Challenges of Globalisation: Gender Women’s Studies, TISS; and Stree Sensitivity in Teaching at the Undergraduate Abhyas Vyaspeeth, Mumbai Level Mr. Shahaji Narwade Dec. 10, 2001-Jan. Sericulture: Silkworm Rearing Training Tuljapur University Grants Commission 14, 2002 Programme (UGC), and Marathwade Agriculture University, Parbhani Ms. Savita Jadhav Dec. 10, 2001-Jan. Sericulture Activity Tuljapur Krishi Vigyan Kendra, and TISS 20, 2002 Mr. Vijay Kulkarni Nov. 19-23, 2001 Gaya Vigyan Jathha Seven Villages in Tuljapur Rural Campus, TISS Block Mr. Vijay Kulkarni Oct. 19-20, 2001 Mathematics through Origami Apsinga, Masla and Rural Campus, TISS Kakramba Villages pedx4 Appendix Ms. Anjali Kulkarni Oct. 9, 2001 Core Group Training Health Resource Centre, Rural Campus, TISS Kakramba Ms. Savita Jadhav Sep. 27, 2001 Panchayat Raj Naldurg Rural Campus, TISS pedx4 Appendix Faculty/Staff in Charge Date Name of the Event Place Sponsor Mr. Ramesh Jare Sep 26 27, 2001 Workshop on Mahila Rajsatta Naldurg UGC Ms. Anjali Kulkarni Sep. 17–19, 2001 Health Specific Training Tuljapur Rural Campus, TISS Mr. Satteppa Y.D. Sep. 9, 2001 Workshop on Maharashtra and Cooperatives Tuljapur UGC Mr. Shahaji Narwade Aug. 29, 2001 Workshop on Globalisation and Indian Tuljapur UGC Agriculture Experience from Maharashtra Ms. Anjali Kulkarni Jul. 18-19, 2001 Workshop on Vivachachya Umbarthyavar Tuljapur Rural Campus, TISS

Note: * This programme has been jointly organised with faculty from the TISS Main Campus. 151 152 APPENDIX 5 Participation in Conferences, Seminars, Workshops and Training Programmes

Faculty/Staff Title of the Programme Place Date Organiser Nature of Participation Title of Paper/Session

INTERNATIONAL

Dr. Santosh Kumar International Conference on Delhi Feb. 8–11, Institute for Development Presented a Paper Tribal Women’s Nomadic Tribe’s Claim to 2002 Studies, Sussex, and Right to Citizenship Citizenship PRIYA, New Delhi

NATIONAL/REGIONAL/LOCAL

Mr. Satteppa Y.D. Prashikshan for SHGs Osmanabad Apr. 10–12, Lokpratishtan NGOs Participant - 2002 Mr. Ramesh Jare Workshop on Organic Farming Uralikanchan, Pune Apr. 5–6, 2002 BAIF, Pune, Gramrajya Participant - Trust, and Shrushti Mr. Ramesh Jare Workshop on Media for Tuljapur Apr. 2002 Unit of Media and Participant - Development Communications, TISS Ms. Anjali Kulkarni Arogya Sanvad: Health Assessment Sangvi Mardi Feb. 6–13, Rural Campus, TISS Resource Person Health Assessment by Participation Method 2002 with Special Reference to Women’s Health Ms. Anjali Kulkarni Women’s Development and Tuljapur Jan. 26–27, Rural Campus, Unit for Presented a Paper Women’s Health and Globalisation: Gender Sensitivity in 2002 Women’s Studies, TISS, Globalisation Teaching at the Undergraduate and Maharashtra Stree Level Abhayas Vyaspeeth Mr. Satteppa Y.D. Sensitisation Training Andur Jan. 26–30, DRDA, Osmanabad Participant - 2002 Ms. Anjali Kulkarni Regional Workshop on Women’s Tuljapur Dec. 16–17, Jankalyan, DRTC and Presented a Paper Women’s Empowerment and Challenges 2001 ICOR, Mumbai, Samata Empowerment and

Before NGOs Tuljapur Challenges Before 5 Appendix NGOs Mr. Ram Rathod and Policy Level Workshop on Solapur Nov. 24–25, Vikas Shahyog Participants - Ms. Savita Jadhav Sustainable Agriculture 2001 pedx5 Appendix Faculty/Staff Title of the Programme Place Date Organiser Nature of Participation Title of Paper/Session Mr. Vijay Kulkarni Curriculum Development Mumbai Oct. 10–12, TISS, Mumbai Participant - Workshop 2001 Ms. Anjali Kulkarni Core Group Training Programme: Tuljapur Oct. 9, 2001 Rural Campus, TISS Resource Person SHGs and Women’s Module 2 Health Ms. Anjali Kulkarni Curriculum Development Mumbai Sep. 23–24, Rural Campus, TISS Participant Course on Health for Workshop Dec. 10–11, Proposed BSW 2001, and Jan. Programme 14–15, 2002 Mr. Ram Rathod Prayog Pariwar National Workshop Wardha Sep. 18–20, Chetana Vikas, Wardha Participant and Experiment on Ten 2001 Presented a Paper Guntha Land Ms. Anjali Kulkarni Health Specific Training Tuljapur Sep. 17–19, Rural Campus, TISS Resource Person · Gender and Programme: Module 1 2001 Women’s Health · Violence and Women’s Health Ms. Anjali Kulkarni Training of Anganwadi Salgara Primary Sep. 14, 2001 Integrated Child Resource Person Women’s Health and Workers/Helpers Health Centre Development Services Role of Anganwadi Mr. Vijay Kulkarni Workshop on Continuous Beed Sep. 9–11, Bharat Gyan Vigyan Samiti Participant - Education 2001 (BGVS), Pune Dr. Santosh Kumar, Globalisation and Sustainable Tuljapur Aug. 29, 2001 Rural Campus, Tuljapur Participants - Mr. Ramesh Jare, and Agricultural Processes: Mr. Vijay Kulkarni Experiences of Maharashtra Mr. Vijay Kulkarni Workshop on Street Play Tuljapur Aug. 21–23, Pancharang, Tuljapur Participant - 2001 Mr. Vijay Kulkarni Workshop on Street Play Act Kolhapur Aug. 18–19, BGVS, Pune Participant - 2001 Ms. Anjali Kulkarni Women’s Empowerment Tuljapur Aug. 8, 16, and Navodaya Vidyalaya, Resource Person Women and Law Awareness Programme 17, 2001 Tuljapur Mr. Vijay Kulkarni The Fact of MLL in Maharashtra Pune Jul. 30–31, CLR, Pune Participant - 2001 Mr. Satteppa Y.D. Workshop on Employment Group Osmanabad Jun. 22, 2001 National Bank for Participant - Agriculture and Rural Development

Ms. Anjali Kulkarni Vivahachya Umbarthyavar: Tuljapur Jul. 18–19, Rural Campus, TISS Resource Person Communication in 153 A Workshop 2001 the Family APPENDIX 6 Talks/Lectures Delivered

Faculty/Staff Title of Talk/Lecture Place Date Organiser Title of the Programme

Mr. Shahaji Narwade Environment Balance through Natural Wadgaon Lakh Mar. 11, 2002 BAIF, and Department of - Farming Environment, Government of India Mr. Shahaji Narwade Balanced Diet Apsinga Jan. 9, 2002 Publicity Department, Government of - India Mr. Vijay Kumar The Challenges in Primary Education Rural Campus, TISS Sep. 27, 2001 District Institute of Education and Refresher Course for Training Teachers Mr. Vijay Kulkarni An Overview of Education Sector Rural Campus, TISS Sep. 23,–24, 2001 TISS, Mumbai Review of the Rural Campus Intervention Mr. Vijay Kulkarni People’s Participation and ICDS Salgara, TQ-Tuljapur Sep. 13, 2001 ICDS Department, Tuljapur Block Udisha Training Programme for ICDS Workers Mr. Vijay Kulkarni Challenges Ahead of the Trained Social Rural Campus, TISS, Aug. 16, 2001 College of Social Work, Solapur Orientation Visit Worker Tuljapur Mr. Shahaji Narwade Sustainable Agriculture Andoor Aug. 16, 2001 Khandoba Panan Farmers Low Input Sustainable Cooperative Agriculture Mr. Vijay Kulkarni The Role of Trained Social Worker in Rural Campus, TISS, Aug. 7, 2001 College of Social Work, Ambejogai - Effectiveness of Development Tuljapur Programme

APPENDIX 7 Executive Committee Memberships and Positions in Academic, Government and Non-Government Organisations

Ms. Anjali Kulkarni · Member, Mahila Dakshata Samiti under Police Department, Osmanabad