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PLACEMENT BROCHURE 2015-2017

SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK TATA INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL SCIENCES CONTENTS

DIRECTOR’S MESSAGE 1 DEAN’S MESSAGE 2 ABOUT TISS 13 4 SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK 545 INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATIONS 58 LIST OF FACULTY MEMBERS 9 GRAPHICAL OVERVIEW 191

M.A. SOCIAL WORK IN CHILDREN AND FAMILY 12 M.A. SOCIAL WORK IN CRIMINOLOGY AND JUSTICE 30 M.A. SOCIAL WORK IN COMMUNITY ORGANISATION AND DEVELOPMENT PRACTICE 41 M.A. SOCIAL WORK IN DISABILITY STUDIES AND ACTION 57 M.A. SOCIAL WORK IN DALIT AND TRIBAL STUDIES AND ACTION 69 M.A. SOCIAL WORK IN LIVELIHOOD AND SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP 85 M.A. SOCIAL WORK IN MENTAL HEALTH 102 M.A. SOCIAL WORK IN PUBLIC HEALTH 114 M.A. SOCIAL WORK IN WOMEN CENTERED PRACTICE 125 DIRECTOR’S MESSAGE

The Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS) remains alert to the process of renewal and restructuring of its academic programmes in the context of changing items and fresh emerging challenges. Considerable progress has been achieved in the restructuring of older disciplinary areas and inclusion of new cutting-edge knowledge areas for teaching, research and policy intervention. A core set of values pervade all aspects of learning, knowledge building and interventions and these are interwoven with social justice, rights, development and empowerment of society. Social work has been and continues to remain the flagship programme of our Institute. This programme is built on the core principles of promoting and securing justice, dignity and rights for all. The social work curriculum is structured to prepare the students to:

Possess a good knowledge of the analysis of the poverty and major issues concerning develo-pment;

Have an informed understanding in the forumand processes of discrimination and social exclusion and ways of addressing them. Gain expertise at social policy planning, implementation, monitoring and addressing policy cycles.

Our social work students have a good combination of generalist perspectives with specialized knowledge. Throughout academic journey at TISS, social work students develop interdisciplinary, analytical and practical skills in their specific disciplines. They cultivate the knowledge, skills, values and temperament which will make them competent human service professionals.

I am immensely proud to present truly committed, sensitive and talented social work graduates of 2015-2017 batch for placement in your organization. Prof. S. Parasuraman, Director Tata Institute of Social Sciences,

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 1 DEAN'S MESSAGE

It gives me immense pleasure to draw your attention to this brochure and the details about our graduating students. Tata Institute of Social Sciences, established in the year 1936, is the first Social Work institute in South Asia. Consolidating 79 years of experience, the School of Social Work has given shape to nine the matic programmes acrosseight centres of the School. Through its vibrant and dynamic curriculum, knowledge and praxis through teaching, research, and the School is engaged in building social work field action and engagements in complex and challenging domains. It produces professionals who possess innovative ideas, competence and skill sets to work in fields which are diverse and span varied areas of social work practice. The curriculum of the M.A. Social Work programmes, in the first year, provides a theoretical and conceptual groundingin social work. In the second year the students deepen their knowledge and understanding around the thematic thrust of their programmes: Community Organisation and Development Practice, Criminology and Justice, Dalit and Tribal Studies and Action, Disability Studies and Action, Social Work with Children and Families, Livelihood and Social Entrepreneurship, Mental Health, Public Health, and Women Centred Practice. A total of 222 graduating students of School of Social work come from different disciplines of social sciences, humanities, technology and natural sciences. Many of the students join the programmes with varied work experiences. Diversity of their socio - economic and regional backg- round positively influences the students learning and growth in the campus. The programme equips students with the skills and ability to work directly with people, to relate public policies with planning processes and development programmes and come up with innovative solutions to critical real world social problems. Other than classroom teaching, students are provide the opportunity for practical application through the compulsory components of fieldwork, internship, rural practicum, field-based research and other field engagements. From this students develop a comprehensive understanding of socio-economic realities and are able to engage in social and development work. The School prepares students as professionals who are able to blend the discursive and practical aspects of interventions. The discursive aspects get seen through the divergent stances of welfare, development, rights and entitlements, and are meaningfully integrated to translate into informed practice. Through their knowledge and skill sets, the students are competent to serve in various capacities in development organizations with government agencies, non-governmental organizations, policy think-tanks, advocacy groups and corporate. I am sure through your interaction with this socially sensitive and competent cadre of Social Work professionals, you would be happy to select them to take forward the work of your esteemed organisation. Prof. Manish K. Jha Dean, School of Social Work, Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai. Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 2 ABOUT TISS

The Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS) was established in 1936 as the Sir Dorabji Tata Graduate School of Social Work. In 1944, it was renamed as the Tata Institute of Social Sciences. The year 1964 was an important landmark in the history of the Institute, when it was declared Deemed to be a University under Section 3 of the University Grants Commission Act (UGC), 1956. Vision & Mission Since its inception, the Vision of the TISS has been to be an institution of excellence in higher education that continually responds to changing social realities through the development andapplication of knowledge, towards creating a people-centred, ecologically sustainable and just society that promotes and protects dignity, equality, social justice and human rights for all.

In pursuance of its vision and guiding principles, the Tata Institute of Social Sciences organises teaching programmes to facilitate the development of competent and committed professionals for practice, research and teaching; undertakes research; develops and disseminates knowledge; and reaches out to the larger community through extension, at the local, national, regional and international levels. Accreditations 5-star rating by NAAC in 2002 Grade 'A' with a rank of 2 by NAAC in 2009 Best Professional College in Social Work by Outlook in 2014 and 2015

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 4 SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK

The School of Social Work promotes education in social work that is democratic, emancipatory, and egalitarian and one that develops a critical perspective in students. It offers dynamic and relevant programmes at the Doctoral, Masters and Certificate levels. It also identifies new areas for social work practice and evolves innovative strategies through practice-based research and field action projects. Other thrust areas of the School are research, networking and liaisoning with governmental and non-governmental organisations for capacity building, policy and programme development, and extension through centres and research facilities.

Flagship Postgraduate course at TISS Offers 9 courses under 8 centres within School of Social Work Total of 214 students pursuing MA Social Work with different specializations

The School of Social Work was established by Sir Dorabji Tata Trust. The courses offered by the SSW continues to be one of the most sought, not merely at TISS, but also across the country for those with a keen interest in the development sector. The School has become a front runner in the field of Social Work education at the post-graduate level in . The course structure aims at cultivating knowledge, leadership skills, values and temperament which makes its students competent human service professionals. The SSW is engaged in building social work knowledge and praxis through a range of ideological stances as reflected in the curriculum, complex domains of practice, research and field engagements. The core Constitutional ethos and values pervade all aspects of learning, knowledge building and interventions. Interwoven with the same are aspects of social justice, rights, development and empowerment of society simultaneously appreciating differences and intersectionality created through categorical imperatives of caste, class, gender, ethnicity and faith.

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 5 SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK

KEY FEATURES/ASPECTS OF THE CURRICULUM

Foundation Courses: Research:

Acquainting with fundamental theories of Philosophy of research, qualitative and development covering social, cultural, quantitative research methodology, research economic and political arenas; and India's methods and tools, software packages for developmental experiences data analysis (SPSS, ATLAS.ti), baseline surveys, needs assessment, impact assessment, designing tools/scales, and report writing. Continuous engagement with respective MA Social Work Core Courses: dissertation guides also helps them fine tune their theoretical knowledge base. Helps build emergence of Social work as a discipline in itself and also underlines critical perspectives. Besides, Social work methods courses such as Case Work, Group Work, Micro-Planning: Community Organization, Quantitative and Qualitative Research methodologies indoc- trinate the required set of skills Participatory Rural Appraisal, Rapid Rural Appraisal, Community Mapping, Livelihood Mapping, Social Audit, Vulnerability Analysis, Stakeholder Analysis, Social Network Analysis, Log Frame Matrix and Analysis, Social Field Engagement: Mapping, Problem Mapping, Problem tree, Solution tree, Seasonal Calendar, Timeline Analysis Compulsory twice a week fieldwork engagement in the first year in a cross-disciplinary approach helps to gain hands on experience and apply the classroom theories on field. Observation, counseling and intervening in crisis situations, Managerial skills: delivery of social services and programmes, engaging with systems, cultural understanding of marginalized communities, people-skills, Project Management, Financial Management, public relations, resource mobilization, survey Budgeting and Accounts, Leadership, Decision- analysis, session planning, capacity building, Making, Planning, Organizing, Staffing, rehabilitation planning, IEC material development, Directing, Coordinating, Controlling, fundraising, community profiling and policy Evaluation, Empowering, Rapport Building, advocacy are the core areas of learning. Besides, Documenting, Reporting. based on the pedagogy of different concentrations, block placements and rural practicum are also followed to provide deeper understanding.

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COMMON COURSES OF SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK

Semester Course Name Credits I Foundation Course 6 Philosophy of Research 2 History and Perspectives of Social Work 2 Social Case Work 2 Social Group Work 2 Research Methods I 2 II Community Organisation 2 Social Welfare Administration 2 Critical Perspectives on Social Work: Introduction to Social Theories 2 Research Methods II 2 Field Work 12 III Social Policy and Planning 2 IV Field Work 12 Research Project 6 Choice Based Credit System Courses 8 Total Credits 64

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 7 INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATIONS

School of Social Work at TISS has built linkages with many of the world's best universities in Asia, Africa, Europe, South and North America. We have signed MoUs and or/have collaboration with many prestigious international Institutions and Universities.

Lund University, Sweden: Student and Faculty Exchange Programme (Mutual) University of Gothenburg, Sweden: Student and Faculty Exchange Programme (Mutual) University of Chicago, USA: Customized Study in India Programme and Outgoing Student Exchange University of Gavle, Sweden (past): Student and Faculty Exchange Programme (Mutual) University of Utah, USA (past): Outgoing Student Exchange Tulane University, USA (past): Outgoing Student Exchange Victoria University, Australia (past): Outgoing Student Exchange University of Minnesota, USA: Customized Study in India Programmeand Outgoing Student Exchange Roskilde University, Denmark: Outgoing Student Exchange Universities for Social Work Programme with only incoming Mobility University of Kansas, USA George Brown College, Canada University of Kabul, Afghanistan

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 8 LIST OF FACULTY MEMBERS

SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK DEAN, CHAIRPERSONS AND FACULTY (2016) NO. NAME OF THE FACULTY DESIGNATION 1 Prof. Manish Kumar Jha Professor and Dean CENTRE FOR COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION & DEVELOPMENT PRACTICE 2 Prof. P.K. Shajahan Professor and Chairperson 3 Prof. Helarius Beck Professor 4 Prof. (Ms.) Mouleshri Vyas Professor 5 Dr. Rekha R. Mammen Assistant Professor (Senior Scale) 6 Dr. Farrukh Fahim Assistant Professor 7 Dr. Sohini Sengupta Assistant Professor 8 Prof. Pushpendra Singh Professor CENTRE FOR CRIMINOLOGY & JUSTICE 9 Dr. Roshni Nair Assistant Professor and Chairperson 10 Dr. Vijay Raghavan Professor 11 Dr. Ruchi Sinha Associate Professor 12 Dr. Asha Mukundan Assistant Professor 13 Ms. Sharon Menezes Assistant Professor (Adhoc) CENTRE FOR DISABILITY STUDIES & ACTION 14 Dr. Vaishali Kolhe Associate Professor and Chairperson 15 Dr. (Ms.) Srilatha Juvva Professor 16 Dr. Sandhya LImaye Associate Professor WOMEN CENTRED SOCIAL WORK 17 Ms. Anjali Dave Professor and Chairperson 18 Dr. (Ms.) Shewli Kumar Associate Professor 19 Ms. Trupti Panchal Assistant Professor (Adhoc) CENTRE FOR EQUITY AND JUSTICE FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES 20 Dr. B. Devi Prasad Professor & Chairperson 21 Dr. Mohua V. Nigudkar Assistant Professor 22 Dr. Madhura Nagchoudhuri Assistant Professor 23 Dr. Mahima Nayar Assistant Professor (Adhoc) 24 Dr. Shagun Pande Assistant Professor CENTRE FOR HEALTH & MENTAL HEALTH 25 Dr. (Ms.) S.L. Asha Banu Professor and Chairperson 26 Dr. Surinder K.P. Jaswal Professor 27 Dr. (Ms.) Shubhada Maitra Professor 28 Ms. Brinelle D’Souza Assistant Professor 29 Ms. Ketki Ranade Assistant Professor 30 Dr. Jennifer Kipgen Assistant Professor 31 Dr. Subharathi Ghosh Assistant Professor 32 Dr. Vandana Gopikumar Professor CENTRE FOR LIVELIHOODS AND SOCIAL INNOVATION 33 Dr. Sunil D. Santha Associate Professor and Chairperson 34 Dr. (Ms.) Swati Banerjee Associate Professor CENTRE FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE AND GOVERNANCE 35 Dr. Bipin Jojo Professor 36 Prof. Swapan Garain Professor 37 Mr. Alex Akhup Assistant Professor (Senior Scale) 38 Mr. Bodhi S.R. Assistant Professor (Senior Scale) 39 Mr. Biswaranjan Tripura Assistant Professor 40 Dr. (Ms.) Samta. P. Pandya Assistant Professor

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 9 GRAPHICAL OVERVIEW

Student distribution across various departments in the school of Social Work PERCENTAGE OF DEPARTMENTS STUDENTS CODP 13% CF 16% CODP DTSA CJ 9% DSA 13% 13% DSA 9% 9% DTSA 13% LE 13% CJ MH 9% 9% PH PH 8% 8% WCP WCP 10% 10% LE MH 13% 9% CF 16%

Academic Background of the Batch

ACADEMIC PERCENTAGE Commerce BACKGROUND Engineering Commerce 6% Humanities Engineering 7% Law Humanities 42% Management Law 1% Medical Management 3% Science Medical 1% Social Science Science 7% Media Social Science 29% Education Media 3% 1% 3% Education 1% 1%

3% 42%

7% 7%

29% 6% 1%

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BATCH PROFILES 2015-17

M.A. SOCIAL WORK IN CHILDREN AND FAMILY BATCH PROFILES

MA Social Work with Children and Families endeavours to develop among students an in-depth theoretical understanding of child, childhood, and family within the framework of the Constitution and child rights. The programme enables students to understand and critically analyse the diversities of childhoods, family as a context for individual development, aspects of socialization as well as policies, legislations and macro developmental processes which impact children and families. The programme equips students with appropriate skills to engage effectively as social workers. Fieldwork, an important curricular component of social work provides students with an opportunity to find linkages between theory, field reality and practice skills. Fieldwork experience is provided through Government organisations, NGOs and networks that work with vulnerable children and families.Thus, the programme enables students to contextualise field realities, and practice rights-based social work intervention. Further, students are equipped to conduct research around a range of issues relating to vulnerable children and families as well as study of government schemes and programmes. They will be able to work as social workers across different settings, can practice direct work with individual children, and families, and undertake research or engage with policy level interventions.

SEMESTER WISE LISTING THEMATIC COURSES

SEMESTER COURSE CREDITS

I Child and Childhood In India - Theories, Demographics and Perspectives 2 II Family in India 2 Child and Family Laws in India 2 Development Practice, Policies and Programmes for Children and Families 4 Vulnerable and Marginalised Children: Perspectives and Issues 4 III Issues and Concerns of Children and Families in Rural Areas 2 Working with Children: Interventions and Skills 2 Working with Families: Interventions and Skills 2 Advocacy and Action for Children and Families 2 IV Seminar on Child and Family Social Work 2 Social work common course 55

TOTAL 81

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 13 BATCH PROFILES ABHILASHA BANDHU

DISSERTATION : The Quality of Life of Institutionalized Elderly: A Study of the Old Age Homes in Dehradun FIELD WORK: 1. Integrated Development Society 2. Save the Children India 3. ARCH, Gujarat

23 Yr. B.A. (Prog)

ABID FAHEEM

DISSERTATION: Muslim fathers' perspective about the education of their girl child in the age group 6-18 FIELD WORK : 1. Disha Kendra 2. Observation/Children's home, 3. Vaagdhara (Rajasthan) INTERNSHIP: 1. SahbhagiShikshan Kendra (SSK) 21 Yr. 2. TISS-Sandvik Study 2016 (Education among children of B.Com (Hons.) migrant workers) 3. CRY India

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 14 BATCH PROFILES ADDITTI MUNSHI

DISSERTATION: Status of education of displaced children in riots affected Muzaffarnagar & Shamli FIELD WORK: 1. Navnirman Samaj Vikas Kendra, Mumbai 2. Children/Observation Home, Mumbai 3. Vikaas Adhyayan Kendra, Rajasthan INTERNSHIP: 1. Afkar India Foundation, Muzaffarnagar 23 Yr. 2. Tiss-Sandvik Study 2016 (Education among children of the migrant workers) B.A. (Prog) 3.TISS-JSW, Jawhardistrict (Action Aid)

ALICIA TAURO

DISSERTATION: The experience of care-giving for part-time domestic care workers in Mumbai FIELD WORK: 1.Committee for the Right to Housing, in collaboration with Action Aid India 2. Muskaan 3. Rural practicum: Vikaas Adhyayan Kendra (VAK) VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. Touching lives organization, Dahisar INTERNSHIP: 22 Yr. 1. Part of the documentation team for Action Aid B.A. in Economics and Sociology

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 15 BATCH PROFILES ANJANA KRISHNAN

DISSERTATION: Role of Mainstream Indian News media in reporting on children's issues FIELD WORK: 1. SPJ Sadhana School, (Inside Sophia College Campus, Pedder Road). 2. Family Service Centre, Colaba 3. ARCH, Gujarat WORK EXPERIENCE: 1. Instructional Designer at ElementK India Pvt. Ltd. (2 years) 2. Sub-Editor at The Hindu 28 Yr. BE (Electrical and Electronics Engineering) Post Graduation Diploma in Journalism

ANKITA SAUMYA

DISSERTATION: Perception of Youth Regarding Women's Clothing: A Study FIELD WORK: 1. MESCO, Mumbai 2. Rural Practicum: VAAGDHARA,, Rajasthan 3. , Mumbai 4. TISS-JSW, Jawhardistrict (Action Aid) INTERNSHIP: 1. Jharkraft, 26 Yr. 2. MadhurMuskan (NGO), Ranchi B.A. Design WORK EXPERIENCE: 1. Arvind Brands Pvt Ltd, (Accessory Designer) 2. Project Coordinator at MadhurMuskan (NGO), Ranchi

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 16 BATCH PROFILES DIVYA LK

DISSERTATION: Right to Education Act and Child Labour at firecracker industries of Sivagasi- Implementaion of Child Labour act Amendment (2012) FIELD WORK: 1. People's Association of training and health 2. Additional Observation Home (Mankhurd) 3. Vikaas Adhyayan Kendra (VAK) 4. TISS-JSW, Jawhardistrict (Action Aid)

24 Yr. B. A Sociology

DUANGUANGLUNG KAMEI

DISSERTATION: 1. A study on the Economic, Social and Cultural status of Widows (Below 55 years of age) with special reference to Inrianglong Village, Rongmei Community, Tamenglong District, . 2.Parental preference regarding higher education choices of their adolescent offspring; A study in Tamenglong District, Manipur. FIELD WORK: 1. World Vision, India (Shillong) 2. PASDO (Participatory action for Sustainable Development Organization) Manipur. 22 Yr. 3. Indigenous Women and Child Foundation (IWCF) Manipur Bachelors in Social Work 4. Vinimay Trust, TarunSadan, Mumbai 5. Rural practicum: Vikaas Adhyayan Kendra (VAK) VOLUNTEER WORK: Bosco Social Service Guild (BSSG) Community Service. INTERNSHIP: Indigenous Women and Child Foundation (IWCF), Tamenglong, Manipur

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 17 BATCH PROFILES KRITI RAJ RAI

DISSERTATION: Experiences of children living in conflict zone and NGO intervention: A case study of Kokrajhar, FIELD WORK: 1. SAHER (Society for awareness, harmony and equal right's), Mumbai 2. ARCH, Gujarat (rural practicum) 3. TISS-JSW, Jawhar district (Action Aid) 4. Bal Kalyan Nagari, Govandi East VOLUNTEER WORK: 23 Yr. 1. LHA, Mcleodganj B.A in History 2. Tibet Hope Centre, Mcleodganj INTERNSHIP: 1. (CINI), North Bengal Division 2. Social Work Institute, Kathmandu, Nepal

MANIKA UPADHYAY

DISSERTATION: Challenges in Working with Disabled Children in a Regular Classroom 1.FIELD WORK: 1. MelJol, Mumbai 2.V ikas Adhyayan Kendra (VAK) Malvan, 3.V idyaVardhini Trust Foundation, Mumbai 4.Silver Innings Foundation, Mumbai 5.TISS-JSW , Jawhardistrict (Action Aid) VOLUNTEER WORK: 32 Yr. 1. Founder Member of Helping Hands Club, Itanagar M.A. in English 2. Education of children of Tea Garden Labourers in Tezpur, Assam WORK EXPERIENCE: 1. Quality Analyst at GVK Emergency and Management Institute, , Assam 2. Trainer at Anjaybee Infotech, Guwahati, Assam

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 18 BATCH PROFILES MANISH KUMAR

DISSERTATION: Stress in policing: Impact on them and their family FIELD WORK: 1. Disha Kendra 2. Door step 3. Project management at taluka, thane district 4. Rural practicum: Vaghdhara, Rajasthan 5. TISS-JSW, Jawhardistrict (Action Aid) INTERNSHIP: 26 Yr. Tiss-Sandvik Study 2016 (Education among children of the migrant workers) B.A. in Economics (Hons)

ANUSHREE PUNTAMBEKAR

DISSERTATION: Role of pet dogs in the socialization of single children in nuclear families FIELD WORK: 1. Ankur Trust, Pen (Raigad) 2. Vikas Adhyayan Kendra Malwan (Sindhudurg, Maharashtra) 3. - Anti-Human Trafficking, Mumbai VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. World For All - Animal Welfare, Mumbai. 2. Public Concern for Governance Trust, Mumbai 22 Yr. INTERNSHIP: B.A. History MazdoorKisan Shakti Sangathan, Rajasthan

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 19 BATCH PROFILES MEGHA K

DISSERTATION: Scarcity of water: Menstrual practices And health of adolescent Girls in Attapadi, FIELD WORK: 1. Yuva centre 2. ARCH gujarat 3. Indian Association for promotion of adoption and child welfare 4. TISS-JSW, Jawhar district (Action Aid)

23 Yr. B.A. in English

MEHDIA RIZVI

DISSERTATION: Life Situation of Children and Families in Zari Industry FIELD WORK: 1. Prayas, Mumbai 2. Prerna, Mumbai 3. TISS-JSW, Jawhardistrict (Action Aid) 4. Vikas Adhyayan Kendra (VAK) Malvan, Maharashtra VOLUNTEER WORK: Volunteer at Make A Difference, Project lead in Propel 22 Yr. Make A Difference, ICareIndia B. COM

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 20 BATCH PROFILES MITASHREE DASGUPTA

DISSERTATION: Long absenteeism and school attendance affecting education of girls in the age group of 12-16 years belonging to BPL households in ,Modeer FIELD WORK: 1. Modern Educational Social and Cultural Organisation 2. Apnalaya 3. Vaagdhara (Rajasthan) 4. TISS-JSW, Jawhardistrict (Action Aid)

22 Yr. B.A. English Hons.

NAMRATA LAMA

DISSERTATION: Aspiration of Adolescents for higher education: A Study of The Children of Tea Garden Labourers FIELD WORK: 1. Disha Kendra 2 . Rural practicum: Vaghdhara, Rajasthan 3. Family Service Centre 4. TISS-JSW, Jawhardistrict (Action Aid) VOLUNTEER WORK: 24 Yr. 1. Volunteer at ShishuBhawan, Missionaries of Charity, Kolkata. B.A. in Sociology (Hons.) 2. Volunteer at PremDaan, old age home Missionaries of Charity, Kolkata

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 21 BATCH PROFILES NAVELI GUPTA

DISSERTATION: Perception of young women experiencing violence in relationships FIELD WORK: 1. Sarva Vikas deep trust 2. Snehasadan 3. Rural practicum- ARCH, Gujarat INTERNSHIP: MKSS - A project named - shikshakasawaal in Rajasthan

25 Yr. Bachelors in Science

RAHUL RASAL

DISSERTATION: To Understand the Juvenile Recidivism FIELD WORK: 1. Pratham 2. Navjeet Community Health Centre. 3. Chirag (College of Social Work Nirmala NiKetan Project) 4. AAPTI Project (TISS Project, Working with Disability) 5. Family Welfare Agency 6. Rural practicum: Vaghdhara, Rajasthan 24 Yr. 7. TISS-JSW, Jawhardistrict (Action Aid) Bachelors in Social Work WORK EXPERIENCE: TATA Memorial Hospital, Mumbai. (Medical Social Worker)

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 22 BATCH PROFILES RAMESH KHADE

DISSERTATION: Perception of men and women about Eve teasing FIELD WORK: 1. Yuva 2. Special Cell for women and children 3. Rural Practicum- ARCH, Gujarat 4. TISS-JSW, Jawhardistrict (Action Aid) INTERNSHIP: NAChild Vision Foundation 22 Yr. 1. People's Help Foundation B. Com WORK EXPERIENCE: 1. Accountant at saikripa cable net

2. Network Eng. at ATS Network

RICHA ARORA

DISSERTATION: A study of children in conflict with law- to understand the causes and nature of offence committed by children FIELD WORK: 1. Prayas 2. Save the CHildren India 3. Vaagdhara, Rajasthan

22 Yr. B.Sc Home Science

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 23 BATCH PROFILES ROOHI NAJIYA

DISSERTATION: Study of contemporary student movements FIELD WORK: 1. Silver Innings foundation, Mumbai 2. VidyavardhiniFoundation,Mumbai 3. TISS-JSW, Jawhardistrict (Action Aid) 4. Rural Practicum- Arch, Gujarat 5. Doorstep School, Gujara 25 Yr. B. Tech computer science engineering

ROSHNI RAMESH

DISSERTATION: Integration of ICT into classroom: A case study of the IT@School Project - Opportunities and Challenges FIELD WORK: 1. Prayas 2. Vaagdhara (Rajasthan) 3. Meljol 4. TISS-JSW, Jawhardistrict (Action Aid) 26 Yr. VOLUNTEER WORK: B. Tech Electronics & 1. CSR Volunteer for 1 year at Accenture Communication Engineering 2. Ed-support volunteer for 1 year at Make A Difference, WORK EXPERIENCE: Worked as Software Engineering Analyst for 2 years at Accenture Services Pvt. Ltd.

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 24 BATCH PROFILES RUNGSUNG SINMI

DISSERTATION: Child disciplining within the age group 7 to 12 years: Perspective of mothers FIELD WORK: 1. Spandan Holistic and Mother Child Care Hospital 2. Lumsohpieng village, Shillong 3. Mott Mc Donald Pvt. Ltd. Shillong INTERNSHIP: 1. Volunteers for Village Development (VVD) Ukhrul, Manipur 2. Human Rights Law Network New 22 Yr. Bachelors in Social Work

SILPA JAISWAL

DISSERTATION: A Study On Rehabilitation of Girl Child Rescued From Trafficking FIELD WORK: 1. Field work practiced in Minorities and tribal Villages. 2. Sub-Divisional Court as a field work curriculum. 3. Block Development Office. 1. Nehru Yuva Kendra in Kolkata. 2. LokaKalyanParishad as my field work practice. 3. Asha Sadan 23 Yr. 4. TISS-JSW, Jawhar district (Action Aid) Bachelors in Social Work

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 25 BATCH PROFILES SOUMYA GUPTA

DISSERTATION: Socialisation of Girls across settlement hierarchy: Comparative study between Mumbai and Bhopa FIELD WORK: 1. SPJ SadhnaSchool,Mumbai 2. Vikas Adhyayan Kendra (VAK) Malvan, Maharashtra 3. Akansha Foundation VOLUNTEER WORK: Arushi, Bhopal (1.5years) 23 Yr. B.Com

SROTOSWINI SARMA

DISSERTATION: Subject as Language and Coming Out as LGBQ: A Narrative of Becomings FIELD WORK: 1. National Society for Equal Opportunities for the Handicapped (Naseoh) - Mumbai 2. Rural Practicum in Gujarat.(ARCH foundation) 3. Special Cell for Women and Children (Dadar Police Station.) VOLUNTEER WORK: 23 Yr. World Wildlife Fund (Guwahati, Assam) B.A. (Hons.) Literature INTERNSHIP: Naz Foundation India (.)

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 26 BATCH PROFILES SUPRIYA MANE

DISSERTATION: Understanding the awareness and perception on girl child abuse of parents in Dombivali FIELD WORK 1. CHIRAG - Nirmala Niketan Project 2. SNEHA , Dharavi 3. CWC , Mankhurd 4. KSHAMATA, Thane 5. PRATHAM, Govandi. 26 Yr. 6. Rural Practicum in Rajasthan - Vaghdhara Org. Bachelors in Social Work 7. TISS-JSW, Jawhardistrict (Action Aid)

SWAPNIL BAGUL

DISSERTATION: Impact of Travel and Work stress on Conjugal Relationship and Socialisation of Children FIELD WORK: 1. Sarvahara Jan Andolan, Roha. 2. TISS-JSW, Jawhar (Action Aid) 3. Rural Practicum-Vikas Adhyayan Kendra Malvan, Maharashtra. 4. YUVA- Child Resource Centre,Lallubhai Compound, Govandi. VOLUNTEERWORK: 23 Yr. 1. At Shanti Sadan, Govt Rehab. Centre for Women B. Com 2. NSS WORK EXPERIENCE: 1. Program officer at Arpan- NGO

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TEEMOL THOMAS

DISSERTATION: Alcoholism among women in Delh FIELD WORK: Modern Educational Social and Cultural Organisation, Mahim 1. TISS-JSW, Jawhardistrict (Action Aid) 2. Rural Practicum--Vikas Adhyayan Kendra- Sevangan, Malvan 3. Snehasadan, Andheri INTERNSHIP: 1. Cheshire Home 22 Yr. 2. TLM Hospital BA (Hons) History 3. Tiss-Sandvik Study 2016 (Education among children of the migrant workers 4. TISS-JSW, Jawhar district (Action Aid)

VRITI BAJAJ

DISSERTATION: Title: Art, Education, And The Marginalized; Sub Title: Exploration Of Art In Building Language Skills Among Migrant Children In An Urban Slum FIELD WORK: 1.young Women's Christian Association (mumbai) 2. Special Girls Home(mumbai) 3. Rural Practicum - vaagdhara (rajasthan) VOLUNTEER WORK: Volunteers for the Blind (Delhi- 1 year) 25 Yr. INTERNSHIP: B.A. (Hons) Philosophy 1. Contract advertising (Delhi) 2. Image and Word (Delhi WORK EXPERIENCE: 1. Fellow at Oxfam Create to Inspire Fellowship (Delhi) - 1 year 2. Project manager at Jeevan Sadhna Charitable Trust [ ] (NGO) - 2 years

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 28 BATCH PROFILES RABI SAH

DISSERATION: Socio-Economic Status of Santhali Women FIELD WORK: 1. ACORN Foundation, Mumbai 2. Apnalay, Mumbai 3. REC, Visva-Bharati 4. Block Development office, Bolpur 5. Bolpur Sub-Divisional Hospital

25 Yr. Bachelors in Social Work

YOGITA ATRAM

DISSERATION: A Study on Tribal Adolescent Dropout perspective about school dropout in Raigad district of Maharashtra FIELD WORK: 1. Shanti Sadan Mahila Vasatighruha, Ulhasnagar, Dist- Thane 2. Vaagdhara, Rajasthan 3. YUVA

22 Yr. Bachelors in Social Work

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BATCH PROFILES 2015-17

M.A. SOCIAL WORK IN CRIMINOLOGY AND JUSTICE BATCH PROFILES

Social Work in the thematic field of Criminology and Justice aims to examine and work with individuals, groups and institutions dealing with crime and law and justice from a Constitutional perspective. The broad focus of the programme corresponds to three inter-related areas: It (i) provides a strong theoretical underpinning on criminology, criminal justice system and human rights; (ii) encourages a critical examination of crime around issues such as gender-based violence, atrocities against dalits, de-notified tribes and socially stigmatised communities; it dwells upon areas related to juvenile justice and crime among youth; and (iii) lays the foundation towards a critical understanding of and scope for engagement with the criminal justice agencies and current issues such as policing, prison management, custodial justice, human rights violations, correctional agencies, alternative justice systems and rehabilitation. During the course of their study, students of Criminology and Justice are exposed to fieldwork settings such as prisons, police stations, courts, legal services authorities, juvenile justice system, women's and children's institutions, beggars' homes, and work with a range of marginalised communities such as under trial prisoners, children of prisoners, trafficked victims, women victims of violence, victims of child abuse, youth offenders, children in conflict with law, homeless populations, etc. with a focus on arranging socio-legal services to strengthen the intersecting structures within which individuals processed /affected by the criminal justice system, the criminal justice officials, and social workers interact.

SEMESTER WISE LISTING OF THEMATIC COURSES

SEMESTER COURSE CREDITS

I Criminology: Trends and Perspectives 2 II Child Rights and Juvenile Justice 2 Correctional Perspectives and Practice 2 Issues and Challenges in Criminal Justice Social Work 2 III Rural Crime and Justice 2 Victimology and Crime Prevention Strategies 2 Social Action, Advocacy and Movement 2 Human Rights and Access to Justice 2 IV Criminal Law and Practice 2

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 31 BATCH PROFILES ABHILASHA

DISSERTATION: Study on Inmates of Women Reformatory, Jaipur FIELDWORK: 1. Bharatiya Muslim MahilaAndolan, Mumbai 2. Shakti, Legal Aid and Human Rights Centre, Songadh, Surat, Gujarat (Rural Practicum) 3. Five days work in Jawar block, Palghar district, Maharashtra for Project Management course by Action Aid (Project Management) 4. District Legal Services Authority, Thane 21 Yr. VOLUNTEER WORK: B.A. Programme 1. Sandrishti Swavlamban (NSS), Delhi 2. National Muslim Women Welfare Society, Jaipur

ANKUR OTTO

DISSERTATION: Role of Probation Officer in Rehabilitation of juveniles in conflict with law. FIELDWORK: 1. Integrated development society 2. Center for Dalit Rights, Jaipur. 3. CSR project for Jindal Steel working on Malnutrition in Jawahar District 4. Deonar Police Station 25 Yr. B.Sc. Maths, PG Diploma in INTERNSHIP: Criminal Psychology Worked with Vasant Kunj Police station WORK EXPERIENCE: Smile foundation

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 32 BATCH PROFILES ARPAN BAG

DISSERTATION: Crime and educated youth FIELDWORK: 1. Disha for victims : Rural Practicum 2. Integrated Rural Health and Development Project, Aghai village, Sahapur, Thane.(Tribal Community) 3. Mankhurd police station. VOLUNTEER WORK: Alexis Centre for Agriculture and Rural Development (ACARD), Visva - 23 Yr. Bharati, Birbhum, West Bengal. Bachelors in Social Work

BALJEET KAUR

DISSERTATION: Life Courses of Political Prisoners FIELDWORK: 1. SAPREM, Mumbai-Thane District 2. Center for Dalit Rights, Jaipur: Rural Practicum 3.Thane Central Jail - Prayas VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. Kilkari Home, Aman Biradari 2. Leaders for Tomorrow - IYM 22 Yr. INTERNSHIP : B.B.S 1. Koshish (TISS - FAP) 2. CCS - Jeevika Festival 3. Sulaxmi Corporation

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 33 BATCH PROFILES KOUSHIK MAHATO

DISSERTATION: Juvenile Perspective of Crime FIELDWORK: 1. People Association for Training in Health, Cheeta Camp, Mumbai. 2. Shakti, Legal Aid and Human Rights Centre, Songadh, Surat, Gujarat 3. Kalyan District Prison VOLUNTEER WORK: Alexis Centre for Agriculture and Rural Development (ACARD), Visva- Bharati, Birbhum, West Bengal. 21 Yr. Bachelors in Social Work

KRITIKA CHOUDHARY

DISSERTATION: Risk society, Surveillance and housing societies FIELDWORK: 1. Family Service Center, Mumbai 2. Child Protection Unit, Thane Police 3. Center for Dalit Rights, Jaipur VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. Frendicoes (animal shelter) 2. Vidya, Nevada 21 Yr. 3. National Museum, Delhi B.A. (Honors) History INTERNSHIP: Global Youth India

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 34 BATCH PROFILES NIKITA BHUKAR

DISSERTATION: Processes in Post Rescue, Rehabilitation and Repatriation of Foreign Nationals from Human Trafficking. FIELDWORK: 1. Hamara Foundation- NGO working for street children 2. JSW(CSR) Project Jawahar block, PalgarhDistt, Maharashtra 3. Centre for Dalit Rights, Jaipur, Rajasthan 4. Mankhurd Police Station 24 Yr. INTERNSHIP: B.A. (Prog.) (Economics-Maths) Haq, Centre for Child Rights, New Delhi M.A. (Public Administration)

RAJESH CHANDRA KUMAR

DISSERTATION: Experiences of Dom ( SCs ) community in accessing Higher Education of Kalahandi district in Odisha ( A Study of Kalampur Block ) FIELDWORK: 1. Ankur Trust, Raigad, Maharashtra 2. Five days work in the Village of Palghar district, Project Planning, Project Management with the help of Actionaid and JSW 3. SHAKTI LAHRC, Songadh, Gujarat VOLUNTEER WORK: 21 Yr. 1. Volunteer at Patang India, Odisha B.A Geography ( Hons. ) 2. Goong, cloth collection Drive 3. Pre-orientation Programme for SCs, STs, OBCs, PWD and Minority, organised by SPO and Students' Union, TISS, Mumbai INTERNSHIP: Jan Adhikar Kendra, Rohtas, Bihar

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 35 BATCH PROFILES SAGAR JAGTAP

DISSERTATION: Recidivism among juvenile : A mumbai based study FIELDWORK: 1. Prayas 2. SarvaVikas Deep 3. District Legal Services Authority INTERNSHIP: 1. Vision rescue 2. Toy bank 22 Yr. Bachelors in Social Work

SAMRIDDHI

DISSERTATION: Environmental Crime in India FIELDWORK: 1. Young Women's Christian Association of Bombay 2. Shakti LAHRC, Surat, Gujarat 3. Deonar Police Station VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. People for Animals, Delhi 2. Harmeet Trust (Old Age Home) under NSS, Delhi 3. Sanjay Gandhi Animal Care Centre, Delhi 22 Yr. INTERNSHIP: B.A. (Hons) Economics 1. Citizen Savings and Credits Cooperative Society Limited, Patna, Bihar 2. Grameen Bank, Bangladesh 3. ShoshitSamadhan Kendra, Patna, Bihar

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 36 BATCH PROFILES SARAYU MENON

DISSERTATION : Experiences of Denotified Tribes vis-a- vis the Criminal Justice System in Tamil Nadu FIELDWORK : 1. Aawaaz-E- Niswaan, Mumbai 2. DISHA, Amravati 3. Mumbai Police, Zone VI - Chembur Police Station, Mumbai VOLUNTEER WORK : 25 Yr. People's Watch, Madurai Bachelors of Mass Media PG Diploma in Print Journalism INTERNSHIP : MA in Journalism (Magazine) TANDA, Mumbai (FAP of TISS)

SHWETA KHATTAR

DISSERTATION: Case Study - Panchayat and its links with Criminal Justice System FIELDWORK: 1. YWCA - an NGO working with women and young children 2. Urja - an NGO working with Homeless population 3. 15 days rural Practicum in Amravati with DISHA an NGO working for the rights of victims INTERNSHIP: ApneAap Women Worldwide - an Anti Sex Trafficking NGO 26 Yr. B. Com WORK EXPERIENCE: Post Graduate Diploma in Financial Planning ApneAap Women Worldwide - an Anti Sex Trafficking NGO

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 37 BATCH PROFILES TIMISHA DADHICH

DISSERTATION: Access and Exposure of Youth to Pornography FIELDWORK: 1. Resource Cell for Juvenile Justice (FAP of TISS) 2. DISHA - Rural Practicum 3. TANDA (FAP of TISS) VOLUNTEER WORK: Vounteered at Adharshila (NSS) INTERNSHIP: 22 Yr. 1. Teach For India, New Delhi B.A. (Hons.) Philosophy 2. Etasha Society, New Delhi 3. Jagori 4. Quill Foundation

VERA

DISSERTATION: Understanding the practical process of rehabilitation of juveniles in Nagaland FIELDWORK: 1. SHAKTI LAHRC, Surat, Gujarat 2. Child Reach school, Mumbai 3. Prayas, Thane prison

22 Yr. Bachelors in Social Work

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 38 BATCH PROFILES RAHUL RAMTEKE

DISSERTATION: To study of Social, Economic and Health condition of Street People. To study of causes and Socio-economic impact on youth in crime: Case Study of Chandrapur district in Maharashtra FIELDWORK: 1. Fisherman Cooperative Society, Gorai, Mumbai. Working with tribals people for livelihood. 2. Youth Development Centre (YDC) in Prayas.(TISS FAP) 3. Centre for Dalit Rights, Jaipur 22 Yr. VOLUNTEER WORK: Bachelors in Social Work 1. Working with tribal people for livelihood and social justice and right with NSS Collaboration Tirpude college of social work Nagpur, (Karwahi, Ramtek, Nagpur Dist.) Maharashtra. 2. Survey of household of Tribals rural area with UNICEF and TISS Collaboration (Udaipur, Dungarpur), Rajasthan WORK EXPERIENCE: Resource cell for Juvenile Justice (RCJJ)

RAHUL PRASAD

DISSERTATION: The impact of alcohol on alcoholic as well as their family FIELDWORK: 1. Shramik Kranti Sangathan 2. Mumbai District legal service authority 3. Rural Practicum-DISHA for Victims

23 Yr. B.Sc (Mathematics)

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 39 BATCH PROFILES TANYA GUPTA

DISSERTATION: Juvenile Justice and Models of Intervention: A Case Study on Prayas FIELDWORK: 1. Community of Resource Organisations 2. Koshish 3. SHAKTI 4. Posting in Alice Springs, Australia as part of government job VOLUNTEER WORK: 23 Yr. 1. Australian Red Cross Bachelors of International 2. Oaktree Foundation Relations 3. Co-hosted a radio show about local issues affecting youth on 2xxFM Canberra radio station WORK EXPERIENCE: Worked for the Australian Government in a Social Welfare Department for 1.5 years

PAWAN KUMAR SALVE

DISSERTATION: Atrocities against SC and ST and its impact on Victims. FIELDWORK: 1. Tata memorial cancer hospital, Mumbai Gorai MachimarSahkari Santha, Gorai 2. Observation home, Aurangabad 3. Government school for HIV Aids children, Aurangabad. 4. Center for Dalit Rights, Jaipur. Rura Practicum 5. DLSA, Mumbai 25 Yr. VOLUNTEER WORK: B.A. in English, M.A. in English Manvi Hakka Abhiyan, Beed WORK EXPERIENCE: Resource Cell for Juvenile Justice

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BATCH PROFILES 2015-17

M. A. SOCIAL WORK IN COMMUNITY ORGANISATION AND DEVELOPMENT PRACTICE BATCH PROFILES

Communities are at critical crossroads across the Global South. In a technology and market-driven process of development, the expanse of the marginalised and deprived sections of communities has increased. Those who have been historically disadvantaged, dispossessed of land, appropriate skills, quality education and/or other resources are not able to benefit from the fruits of this “progress” and“development”. A critical analysis of linkages between of processes of marginalised and collective deprivation with macro processes of development and its trajectories has become very significant for an informed practice with communities. Today, development practitioners require multiple perspectives to analyse and engage with present day complex realities of life and livelihoods. This necessitates capacity enhancement and development of newer strategies to serve the interests of disadvantaged populations. Further, understanding local situations and working with communities to address key concerns is as critical today as being able to see national and international connections of these very concerns in the globalising world.

M.A. Social Work in Community Organisation and Development Practice (CODP) aims to blend a critical socio-political analysis of marginalities of communities with appropriate strategies and approaches in addressing the same. This program is aimed at preparation of a cadre of development practitioners who could effectively respond to the contemporary concerns of marginalised communities and to promote a people centred development process. The curriculum of CODP brings synergy across various components such as course work, field work and social research spread across four semesters. Graduates of M.A. Social Work in CODP find meaning in working in a range of rural and urban settings- with various government as well as non-governmental development organisation and projects, people's organisation and movement, trade unions and corporate social responsibility initiatives. Some would also engage in self- initiated work in areas or on issues that require innovative approaches and strategies as well as contribute to policy practice and advocacy.

SEMESTER WISE LISTING OF THEMATIC COURSES

SEMESTER COURSE CREDITS

I Rural Development and Governance 2 II Theoretical Perspectives for Community Practice 2 Sustainable Livelihoods and Gender 2 Project Planning and Management 2 III Urbanisation, Governance and Informal Work 2 Socio Legal Dimensions in Development Practice 2 Social Action, Advocacy and 2 Movement Social Policy and Planning II 2 IV Disaster and Development 2

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 42 BATCH PROFILES ABHIJEET DHURVE

DISSERTATION: Traditional Institution amongst Nomadic and Denotified tribe a Case of Jat Panchayat in Gondhali Community in Maharashtra FIELD WORK: 1. Mumbai Mobile Creches, Mumbai 2. Apnalaya, Mumbai 3. Institution of Social Services Kolad and integrated development Society, Bhiwandi VOLUNTEER WORK: 23 Yr. 1. Paryavarn Santulit Samrudh Gram Yojna, Satara(Government Scheme) Bachelor of Social Work 2. Andh Shradha Nirmulan Samiti, Mumbai WORK EXPERIENCE: Project Co-ordinator, Garbage Concern Welfare Society, Mumbai (1 year) INTERNSHIP: 1. Garbage Concern Welfare Society, Mumbai (2 months) 2. Mazdur Kisan Shakti Sanghatna, Rajasthan (3 weeks)

AISHWARYA CHOUBEY

DISSERTATION: Status of Quality of Education delivered by Non-Formal Education System to the children living in low-economic settlements (New Delhi) FIELD WORK: 1. Bharatiya Mahila Federation, Thane 2. Jawhar Malnutrition Project for JSW Foundation in association with Department of Women and Child (WCD), Government of Maharashtra (GoM) VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. Igniting Young Minds, Leader's for Tomorrow, Delhi 22 Yr. 2. Balakalakar, AIESEC, Delhi B.Sc. (Hons.) in Home Science 3. Safety Audits, SAFETIPIN, Delhi INTERNSHIP: 1. SEARCH Foundation (CESR Development) - Noida, U.P and Panchkula, Haryana (1 month) 2. CARE-India, Delhi (1 month) 3. Community Aid Sponsorship Program (CASP)- Plan India, Delhi (2 months)

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 43 BATCH PROFILES AMRUTA BELUSE

DISSERTATION: To study the impact of social welfare schemes on living condition of elderly FIELD WORK: 1. Akshara, Mumbai (Elphinstone Road) 2. Jawhar Malnutrition Project for JSW Foundation in association with Department of Women and Child (WCD), Government of Maharashtra (GoM) 22 Yr. INTERNSHIP: Bachelor of Mass Media in Mazdoor kisan shakti Sangathan, Rajasthan (3 weeks) Journalism

ANN VARGHESE KURIAN

DISSERTATION: Community, Women and Social Forestry: A Gendered Appraisal FIELD WORK: Sarvahara Jan Andolan, Raigad VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. Pencil I Begin Campaign; 2. Rahi Foundation (against Child Sexual Abuse) INTERNSHIP: 1. Control Arms Foundation, India ( 2 months) 22 Yr. 2. The New Indian Express (Editorial and content writing) (1 month) B.A. in History (Honours) 3. The Rakshak Foundation (Research paper on 'Revamping District Disaster Management Plans') (1 month)

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 44 BATCH PROFILES ASWATHY KRISHNA K C

DISSERTATION: 1. A study on the effects on Livelihood of the people affected due to the construction of Vallarpadm Container Terminal, , Kerala (2016); 2. A study on the Impact of Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant Project (with special reference to Idinthikarai Village, Tamil Nadu) (2014) FIELD WORK: 1. Disha Kendra, Maharashtra 2. Kerala Social Security Mission, Project of Government of Kerala 3. Cyriac Elias Voluntary Association, Kerala 22 Yr. VOLUNTEER WORK: Bachelors in Social Work 1. Indian Red Cross Society, Kerala; 2. Alpha pain and Palliative Care, Kerala INTERNSHIP: 1. State Poverty Eradication Mission – Kudumbashree, Kerala (3 weeks) 2. World Vision India, Tamil Nadu (1 month) 3. Attapady Aadivasi Development Initiative, Kerala (1 month)

BRISHTI BANERJEE

DISSERTATION: Witch Beliefs and violence against women among tribal communities in West Bengal FIELD WORK: 1. Help Age India, Mumbai 2. Jawhar Malnutrition Project for JSW in association with Department of Women and Child (WCD), Govt. of Maharashtra VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. Fund raising, teaching the underprivileged- National Service Scheme, 24 Yr. St.Xavier's College B.A. in Political Science 2. Child's Rights and You, Kolkata INTERNSHIP: 1. State Bank of India, Kolkata 2. Child's Rights and You, Kolkata

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 45 BATCH PROFILES DATTATRAY SONWANE

DISSERTATION: Extent and Nature of Participation of Dalit Community in Panchayati Raj FIELD WORK: 1. Wanegaon Village, Tulajpur 2. Integrated Child Development Service , Z.P office Usmanabad 3. World Vision India, Umerga, Dist Usmanabad 4. Baswantwadi Village Ta. Tuljapur VOLUNTEER WORK: Grassroot NGO Tuljapur (10 months) 29 Yr. WORK EXPERIENCE: Bachelor of Arts in Social Work 1. ICICI fellow Tiss Tuljapur (7 months) 2. Drought Mitigation Project Tiss Tuljapur ( 10 months) 3. Research Assistant Tiss, Tuljapur ( 7 Months) INTERNSHIP: 2012 Swyam Shikshan Prayog Usmanabad

GAYATHRI KRISHNA

DISSERTATION: Negotiating transgender identity in Kerala FIELD WORK: 1. Bal Anand- a Specialised Adoption Agency 2. Jawhar Malnutrition Project for JSW Foundation in Association with Department of Women and Child Welfare, Government of Maharashtra. VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. National Service Scheme, College of Engineering, Trivandrum 2. ANANNIA, Trivandrum, Kerala 23 Yr. B. Tech in Applied Electronics 3. National Games of India 2015, Trivandrum and Instrumentation INTERNSHIP: 1. State Poverty Eradication Mission- Kudumbasree, Kerala (3 weeks) 2. BSES Kerala Power Ltd., Udyogamandal, Kochi (3 weeks)

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 46 BATCH PROFILES JIBIN G. JOSE

DISSERTATION: Survival strategies and coping capacities of the families affected by farmers' suicide FIELD WORK: 1. Disha kendra, Karjat (with Kathkari tribe); 2. Jawhar Malnutrition Project For JSW Foundation in Association with Department of Women and Child Welfare, Government of Maharashtra. VOLUNTEER WORK: Upjeevika Clothes collection Drive, TISS Mumbai 22 Yr. INTERNSHIP: Bachelor of Arts in Sociology Mazdoor kisan shakti Sangathan, Rajasthan (3 weeks)

KUMARI ARCHANA

DISSERTATION: 1. Out of School Children in Rural India (2016); 2. Back-out of students of rural India from Higher Education (2015) FIELD WORK: 1. VMS-Learning, Centre Victoria Memorial School for The Blind Tardeo, Mumbai; 2. Jawhar Malnutrition Project for JSW Foundation in association with Department of Women and Child, Government of Maharashtra; 3. Experiential learning: NGO Jnana Probodini, Maharashtra VOLUNTEER WORK: 22 Yr. 1. Job Fair for Differently-Abled people, NASEOH; Bachelor of Arts in Social Sciences INTERNSHIP: 1. SRPSS Bharat Calling, M.P (1 month); 2. Eklavya, Madhya Pradesh, (1 month); 3. Labour Welfare Office of Ordnance Factory, Kanpur (1 month); 4. Evaluative study of Samajwadi Pension Yojna of Uttar Pradesh Government, TISS Mumbai (1 month)

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 47 BATCH PROFILES LAVREZ CHAUDHARY

DISSERTATION: Communal Violence and its Impact on Primary Education: Aftermath study of Muzaffarnagar riots U.P FIELD WORK: 1. Prayas, Observation home for Children in conflict with law, New Delhi 2. UVCT( Urvi Vikram Charitable Trust) , New Delhi 3. Bal Anand, World children Welfare Trust, Mumbai VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. Conducted Need Assessment survey for Muslim girls, Okhla, New Delhi 23 Yr. 2. March against IPR restrictions in Free Trade agreement; Bachelor of Social Work INTERNSHIP: 1. Smile Foundation, New Delhi (3 weeks) 2. Sambhaavna Institute of Public Policy and Development, Himachal Pradesh (2 weeks)

LAXMI JAMBHULKAR

DISSERTATION: 1. The Study of Living and working Conditions of the Non-Permanent Safai Kamgars (Aavajdar) in Nagpur Municipal Corporation, Maharashtra 2. A Study of Socio Economic status of Handloom weavers in Yemmiganur of Kurnool District, FIELD WORK: 1. Prerana Charitable Trust, Rees, Raigad, Maharashtra 2. Jawhar Malnutirition Project for JSW Foundation in association with Department of Women and Child (WCD), Government of Maharashtra 3. Experiential Learning in APMAS (Andhra Pradesh Mahila Abhivruddhi 24 Yr. Society), Andhra Pradesh B.A in social Sciences VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. Youth for Self and Social Change, Nagpur, Maharashtra 2. School After School, Nagpur, Maharashtra INTERNSHIP: 1. RAJEEVIKA, Rajasthan Grameen Aajeevika Vikas Parishad, Kota District, Sangod Block, Rajasthan.(1 month) 2. VARADAAN, Indian Association for Promotion of Adoption & Child Welfare (VIDARBHA CHAPTER) Nagpur, Maharashtra.(1 month). 3. Bapu Trust, (3 weeks) Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 48 BATCH PROFILES NITIKA MEENA

DISSERTATION: Status of Rural Women in Alwar, Rajasthan FIELD WORK: 1. Society for Rehabilitation of Paraplegics (SHARAN), Vashi; 2. Jawhar Malnutrition Project for JSW Foundation in association with Department of Women and Child (WCD), Government of Maharashtra (GoM) VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. Big Friend Little Friend Programme under Udayan; 24 Yr. 2. Chairperson and Vice Chairperson, IEEE-WIE (Women in Engineering), B.Tech (Electronics and Communication) IGIT, New Delhi INTERNSHIP: 1. ITC Hotels Division, Gurgaon – CSR (1 month); 2. Prayas Juvenile Aid Centre Society, Delh (1 month)

POOJA ARVIND CHAVAN

DISSERTATION: Skills for Employability: Impact of skill development on employability FIELD WORK: 1. Disha Kendra, Karjat 2. Byculla District Prison, Class- I, Women's Section, Mumbai; 3. Sarv Vikas Deep, Mangaon; 4. Pratham, Mumbai VOLUNTEER WORK: Jagrut Kashtakari Sanghatana, Mumbai 22 Yr. INTERNSHIP: Bachelor's of Social Work 1. Women's India Trust, Mumbai (2 Months) ; 2. IGIDR (Indira Gandhi Institute of Development Research) (2 months) ; 3. Garbage Concern Welfare Society, Mumbai (2 Months)

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 49 BATCH PROFILES RAHUL GUPTA

DISSERTATION: People's Response to Extractive Resources Industry in Singrauli, Madhya Pradesh FIELD WORK: 1. Gorai Machhimar Sahakari Sanstha, Gorai Village, Mumbai (Transformed to Gorai Field Action Project under TISS, Mumbai); 2. Jawhar Malnutrition Project for JSW Foundation in association with Department of Women and Child (WCD), Government of Maharashtra (GoM) VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. Greenpeace India - Delhi, Kolkata, Mahan, Bangalore, Sompeta; 24 Yr. 2. Ikure Techsoft – Kolkata; B.A Political Science 3. Association of Asia Scholars – Kolkata; WORK EXPERIENCE: Indian Army - Officer Cadet, Officers Training Academy - Chennai (4 months) INTERNSHIP: 1. SEARCH Foundation (CESR Development) - Noida, U.P and Panchkula, Haryana; (1 months) 2.I nternational Council on Social Welfare (Editing and Compiling of ICSW Global Newsletter, 2015) (2 weeks)

RATNESH YADAV

DISSERTATION: Women Empowerment Through Government Scheme in Sirkoni Block, Jaunpur distt., Uttar pradesh FIELD WORK: Integrated Rural and Health Development Project of TISS, Aghai, Thane VOLUNTEER WORK: National Service Scheme in Banaras Hindu university, Varanasi. INTERNSHIP: 1. Mazdoor kisan shakti Sangathan, Rajasthan (3 weeks) 25 Yr. 2. Ekjut and State Advisor to the Commissioner of Supreme court, B.A Honors in Hindi Language Ranchi, (1 month)

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 50 BATCH PROFILES SANJAY KUMAR KHARE

DISSERTATION: Disappearance of Indigenous Seed and its impact on farmers livelihood (case study of Annadana Soil and Seed Saver Bangalore) FIELD WORK: 1. Shramik Kranti Sangathan Taluka-Pen, Raigad, Maharashtra. 2. Jawhar Malnutrition Project For JSW Foundation in Association with Department of Women and Child Welfare, Government of Maharashtra VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. Patanjali Gramodhyog, Bharat Swabhiman Trust, Haridwar 2. Patanjali Yogpeeth, Patanjali Ayurveda Ltd, Haridwar 30 Yr. Bachelor of Business Management 3. Divya Pharmacy,Haridwar WORK EXPERIENCE: 1. TransWeave Solutions Pvt Ltd., Chennai (2 years) 2. Yogik Technologies, (1 year) INTERNSHIP: 1. Pradan, Bhoura, Madhya Pradesh (3 weeks) 2. Annadana Soil and Seed Saver (6 weeks)

SHANTANU AKASH

DISSERTATION: Contractual primary teacher (A study in khagaria district Bihar) FIELD WORK: 1. Slum Rehabilitation Society, Bandra, Mumbai; 2. Jawhar Malnutrition Project for JSW Foundation in association with Department of Women and Child (WCD), Government of Maharashtra (GoM) VOLUNTEER WORK: Community Mobilizer, BRLPS (Jeevika), Patna 24 Yr. INTERNSHIP: B.A in English language and literature BRLPS (Jeevika) Patna (1 month)

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 51 BATCH PROFILES SHATAKSHY BHATT

DISSERTATION: 'Rent a Womb Tourism'- Surrogacy in Delhi FIELD WORK: Family Planning Association of India(FPAI), Mumbai VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. Make a Difference, Delhi 2. Equal Opportunity Cell, University of Delhi 3. Hope in U, University of Delhi INTERNSHIP: 23 Yr. 1. State Advisor to the Commissioners of the Supreme Court and Ekjut Bachelor of Arts in History (1 month) 2. Majdur Kisan Shakti Santhan(MKSS) and Rajasthan Patrika (3 weeks) 3. BPI Pvt Ltd publishing house (1 month) 4. United News India( print media) (1 month) 5. National Museum, Delhi (4 months)

SHIBILI SHAHADATHI M

DISSERTATION: Social organization in Lakshadweep: A study of communities living in Andrott Island FIELD WORK: MAGIC BUS international foundation, Mumbai VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. District president, Students Initiative in Palliative Care (SIP), Malappuram; 2. National Service Scheme 22 Yr. B.A English Language and INTERNSHIP: Literature State Poverty Eradication Mission- Kudumbasree, Kerala (3 weeks)

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 52 BATCH PROFILES SUVENI WALI

DISSERTATION: Impact of Community Based Rehabilitation for People with Disabilities in Low Economic Settlements of Delhi FIELD WORK: 1. Niramaya Health Foundation, Mumbai 2. Jawhar Malnutrition Project for JSW Foundation in association with Department of Women and Child (WCD), Government of Maharashtra (GoM) VOLUNTEER WORK: 22 Yr. 1. Aniket Aashray Society, Gurgaon, Haryana B.Sc. (Hons) Home Science 2. Safety Audits, Safetipin, New Delhi INTERNSHIP: Mercer Consulting (India) Private Limited. : Mercer Cares CSR, Gurgaon, Haryana (1 Month)

TABREZ ALAM

DISSERTATION: Madarsa as a system of education : A case study of Jamia Ibn Taimiya, Chandanbara , East champaran , Bihar FIELD WORK: Larsen and Toubro Health Centre, Mumbai VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. Pranayak (NGO), Aligarh 2. Antardhvani, Delhi

24 Yr. B. A(Hons) Italian

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 53 BATCH PROFILES TONY PAUL

DISSERTATION: Service Delivery System and its Impact on Tribes in Wayanad with special focus on Paniya and Kurichya Tribes FIELD WORK: Disha Kendra, Karjat, Maharashtra

28 Yr. B.A. Economics

VARUN RAMESAN

DISSERTATION: Livelihood Status of Stake-Net fishers in Aroor, Kerala. FIELD WORK: Larsen & Toubro Health Centre, Andheri, Mumbai VOLUNTEER WORK: Centre for Social Action, Christ University INTERNSHIP: 1. Tata Steel Rural Development Society( 1 month) 2. Sportskeeda (4 months) 22 Yr. 3. WWF India( 1 month) B.A. English (Hons.)

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 54 BATCH PROFILES ZEBA ASIF

DISSERTATION: Muslim Women are facing challenges and problems to pursue in higher education FIELD WORK: 1. Niramaya Health Foundation, Mumbai 2. Jawhar Malnutrition Project for JSW Foundation in association with Department of Women and Child (WCD), Government of Maharashtra (GoM) VOLUNTEER WORK: 22 Yr. KHUSII NGO, New Delhi Bsc. Medical Laboratory Technology INTERNSHIP: JEEVIKA,BRLPS, Patna, Bihar

VIKASH LAGURI

DISSERTATION: Livelihood dependency of tribals on Non Timber Forest Products FIELD WORK: Praja Foundation, Mumbai VOLUNTEER WORK: Krishi Grameen Vikash Kendra, Jharkhand INTERNSHIP: SRPSS- Bharat Calling, Madhya Pradesh (1 month)

22 Yr. B.A. Social Science

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 55 BATCH PROFILES VINAY DAMODAR

DISSERTATION: 1. Critical Analysis of Welfare Schemes Provided by Municipality to Urban Dalit Community 2. Study of Maratha Reservation FIELD WORK: 1. Gyan-Prabodhini NGO, Osmanabad, Maharashtra. 2. Disha Kendra and JKS- NGO, Karjat, Maharashtra 3. Jawhar Malnutrition Project For JSW Foundation in Association with Department of Women and Child Welfare, Government of Maharashtra. 23 Yr. VOLUNTEER WORK: B.A. in Social Sciences 1. Volunteer at Pulse Polio Campaign, Akola 2. Online Volunteer Greenpeace Organization INTERNSHIP: Society for Social Audit, Accountability and Transparency (SSAAT), , Andhra Pradesh. (1 month)

VINEETHA VENUGOPAL

DISSERTATION: Public opinion formation on environmental issues FIELD WORK: Family Planning Association of India (FPAI), Mumbai VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. Goonj Clothes collection drive, TISS 2. National Service Scheme, Government College of Engineering, WORK EXPERIENCE: 1. Dell International Services Limited (1.5 year) 30 Yr. B.Tech in Electronics and Communication 2. Infosys Limited (5 years) Engineering INTERNSHIP: Attappady Special Project, Kudumbasree-NRO, Kerala (3 weeks)

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BATCH PROFILES 2015-17

M.A SOCIAL WORK IN DISABILITY STUDIES AND ACTION BATCH PROFILES

The M.A. Programme of Social Work in Disability Studies and Action (DSA) is recognized by the Rehabilitation Council of India (RCI), an autonomous central organization under the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment. All students of DSA are registered practitioner under RCI. In field of disability, rehabilitation as a comprehensive social framework one is engaged at Individual, groups, families, community, institutions working at organised and unorganised sectors with rural realities and other systems of society. The broader aim of the course is to expand its boundaries from bio-psycho-social contexts to human rights framework for just society and towards creating more enabling inclusive environments. It is about the removal of physical and attitudinal barriers in mind-sets of people & the society at large to facilitate inclusion. Rehabilitation, therefore, includes not only practicing with persons with disability, but also working with families, community as a whole for creating more enabling environments. The eclectic mix of students from various educational background and work experiences adds new perspectives and expands knowledge on various issues pertaining to disability and adds value to multidisciplinary practices in the field.

The focus of this academic discipline is on rights of persons with disabilities, equalization of opportunities and their integration in mainstream society thus addressing the pervasive discrimination towards people with disability in society. It endeavours to explore legal and social policy issues that impact people with disability in more depth and the role of community activism in social change. Along with working with the individuals, the students are trained to engage in understanding different government schemes on disability , national programmes, accessibility, community based rehabilitation, community education, development and planning of livelihood options, networking, planning for change by writing project proposals and understanding public policy as well as legislative reforms and advocacy for social justice and action.

The program aims to develop cadre of professionals to approach their work while working in tandem with people, authorities, government officials, panchayat and grass root level and various other stakeholders with the human strengths and related perspectives using social discourse and anti-oppressive and empowerment based partnership practices. This program envisages the students with skills of performing the multiple roles in various sites such as development and social worker, activist, educator, advocate, and community based rehabilitation worker and researcher.

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SEMESTER COURSE CREDITS Theoretical Perspectives and their Application to Disability Rehabilitation I 2 Social Work II Persons with Disability and their Rehabilitation Contexts 4 Human Rights, Social Policies and Law 2 III Counselling in Disability Context: Individuals, Groups and Families 4 The Gender Dimensions of Disability* 2 Management of Disability Related Programmes * 2 IV Building Disability Awareness for Action * 2 Community Interventions in the Rural Context 2

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 58 BATCH PROFILES DR. AMRITA AURORA

DISSERTATION: Wellbeing Of Primary Caregivers Of Children With Autism Spectrum Disorder FIELD WORK: 1. Bhratiya Muslim Mahila Andolan, Bandra East. 2. Jai Vakeel foundation and Research center, Cotton Green, Mumbai VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. Moti Ram Pande Memorial Society in . 2. Health Mela in Bal Bhawan New Delhi. 3. Challenging Challenges Disability Awareness Program organized in TISS INTERNSHIP: 27 Yr. 1. Pt.Deendayal Upadhyaya Institute for the Physically Handicapped(IPH) Bachelors in Occupational Therapy (B.O.T) New Delhi, 2. Institute of Human Behavior and Allied Science(IHBAS) Dilshad garden ,New Delhi 3. Chacha Nehru Bal Chikitsalya (CNBC),New Delhi WORK EXPERIENCE: Consultant Occupational therapist in Chandra Laxmi Hospital Ghaziabad U.P and Spectrum developmental Clinic, Faridabad Haryana

ANEESH PETER

DISSERTATION: Challenges Of Person With Visual Impairment In Higher Education In Kerala FIELD WORK: 1. Apnalaya ,Shivaji Nagar 2. Vidyavardhini in Cheeta Camp. VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. National service scheme (NSS) during my higher secondary education. 2. Kerala state centre for assistive technology (KSCAT) in Farook 21 Yr. College, Calicut, Kerala BA in Malayalam literature

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 59 BATCH PROFILES ASHITHA T.P

DISSERTATION: Lived Experience Of Couples With Disability FIELD WORK: 1. Spandan Holistic Mother and Child care Hospital 2. Micro level planning on disability VOLUNTEER WORK: National service Scheme INTERNSHIP: Child line Calicut, Kerala 22 Yr. WORK EXPERIENCE: Bachelor of Commerce (B.com) Literacy Mission, Kuthira Vattam Mental Asylum, Calicut ,Kerala

CATHERINE ELISA JOHN

DISSERTATION: Person With Disability In Beggary: A Qualitative Study In Mumbai FIELD WORK: 1. Save the children India 2. Koshish: a field action project of TISS VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. National Service Scheme 2. Vice Chairperson in the students union at Graduation 3. Student Field Coordinator at For You Educational Charitable Trust 22 Yr. WORK EXPERIENCE: Bachelor in Science (Mathematics) Worked as Project Manager at For You Educational Charitable Trust

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 60 BATCH PROFILES CLEARANCE MAWITE

DISSERTATION: Parents Perception Towards Their Child With Intellectual Disability In Churachandpur District, Manipur. FIELD WORK: 1. DoorStep School, (Ward A) Cuffe Parade, Mumbai. 2. Paraplegic Foundation, near Sion Hospital. WORK EXPERIENCE: Assistant Teacher in Young Learners' School, Churachandpur district, Manipur 21 Yr. Bachelor in Science (Anthropology)

JUHI PANDYA

DISSERTATION: Understanding the Perceptions of Persons With Visual Impairment Towards their Siblings FIELDWORK: 1. Aseema Charitable Trust, Mumbai 2. Sevadaan Special School, Mumbai VOLUNTEER: Devraj Vocational Training Organization for PWD, Ahmedabad.

23 Yr. B.A. in Psychology

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 61 BATCH PROFILES JUHI SINGH

DISSERTATION: Study On The Accessibility To Locomotor Disability Using Orthotics And Prosthesis FIELD WORK: 1. M-WARD office (Tiss project) 2. All India Institute Of Physical And Medical Rehabilitation (Mumbai) 3. I-Access Rights Mission, TISS, Mumbai VOLUNTEER WORK: Human Rights Mission () 23 Yr. INTERNSHIP: Bachelor in Social Work King George Medical University (Lucknow)

KAMAKSHI SAPTHARISHI

DISSERTATION: Experiences Of School Counsellors While Counselling Children With Disabilities In Inclusive Schools FIELD WORK: 1. Indian Association for Promotion of Adoption and Child Welfare, Khetwadi, Mumbai 2. Manav Foundation, Grant Road, Mumbai VOLUNTEER WORK: Mirra Charitable Trust- Chennai 25 Yr. INTERNSHIP: B.A Sociology Vidya Sagar (Formerly t he Spastics Society of India), Chennai WORK EXPERIENCE: Faculty/Special educator- APL Global, Chennai

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 62 BATCH PROFILES MUHAMMED AFSAL M.H.

DISSERTATION: A Study On Sports Played By Person With Visual Impairment In The State Of Kerala FIELD WORK: 1. M-ward project TISS 2. Inclusive community based rehabilitation project VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. National service scheme 2. Insight project for the students with visual impairment 22 Yr. 3. Cricket association for the blind in Kerala-CABK B.A Sociology

PALAK LAHOTI

DISSERTATION: Scope Of Early Identification And Early Intervention On Parents With Children With Neuro-Motor Developmental Disabilities FIELD WORK: 1. Apnalaya, Shivaji Nagar, Govandi 2. Paraplegic Foundation, Sion Hospital INTERNSHIP: Lotus electronics in Marketing Department

22 Yr. Bachelor Of Business Administration (BBA)

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 63 BATCH PROFILES PRAYAG MOTGHARE

DISSERTATION: Challenges Faced By Student With Visual Impairment In Higher Education And Their Support System In Pune. FIELD WORK: 1. Urja trust, Dadar. Urja work on Homeless Young Women and run a Shelter Home. 2. Koshish TISS Project, Chembur. 3. I-Access Rights Mission, TISS, Mumbai VOLUNTEER WORK: 25 Yr. B. A. In Sociology 1. Saathi : An Enabling Centre for Disabled, Fergusson College, Pune. D. T. Ed 2. Student Cordinatior of Saathi : An Enabling Centre for Disabled, Pune

3. Tathapi : Empowerment of Women ( NGO), Pune.

RUPA SARMA

DISSERTATION: A Study On Quality Of Life Of Person With Amputation. FIELDWORK: 1. Help Age India, Mumbai 2. I-CBR Project, Mumbai VOLUNTEER WORK: Amrita Charitable Hospital, Kerala for 3 months. INTERNSHIP: 1. (CRY)

24 Yr. 2. Otto Bock, Mumbai. Bachelors in Prosthetics and Orthotics (B.P.O.) 3. All India Institute Of Physical And Medical Rehabilitation(Mumbai)

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 64 BATCH PROFILES SANTU DAS

DISSERTATION: Challenges Of Livelihood Among The Youth With Locomotors Disability Among The Santhal People In Birbhum District Of West Bengal. FIELD WORK: 1. Vinimay Trust, TarunSadan,Koparkhairane, Mumbai. 2. All India Institute Of Physical And Medical Rehabilitation (Mumbai) Haji Ali, Mumbai VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. Seminar on Students' Mental Health, DRS-I, (SAP-III), UGC, organised by University of Culcutta. 22 Yr. 2. Alexis Centre for Agriculture & Rural Development (ACARD). Bachelor In Social Work (2013-2014) INTERNSHIP: 1. Office of the Block Development Officer, Ketugram – I Development Block, Burdwan District, Government of West Bengal 2. Nehru Yuva Kendra (N.Y.K.), Burdwan District (Office of Nehru Yuva Kendra Sangathan, Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, Government of India 3. Nanoor B.P.H.C. Office of the Chief Medical Officer Of Health, Birbhum District, Government of West Bengal

SHEFALI DILIP BAVISKAR

DISSERTATION: A Study On Unmarried Women With Disability. FIELD WORK: 1. MAVIM organisation 2. Pratham organisation 3. Akanksha Foundation VOLUNTEER WORK: Kasara (Thane District)- For the Tribal community-with the children and women INTERNSHIP: 24 Yr. Bachelor In Social Work Research Assistant-On the project titled 'How flexible is the rigid? Negotiating caste, gender and labour in migrating in Mumbai'' (University of Copenhagen) WORK EXPERIENCE: 1. 'ARPAN' –Toward freedom from child sexual Abuse (Program officer) 2. MBA-mutually beneficial activities Foundation) (Coordinator)

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 65 BATCH PROFILES SHREYA SURI

DISSERTATION: Psychological Well Being Of Mothers Having A Child With Autism FIELD WORK: 1. Prayas (Juveniles In Conflict With The Law, Dongri Observation Home) 2. Manav Foundation, Grant Road, Mumbai VOLUNTEER WORK: Special Wing In Air Force Golden Jublee School, Delhi Cantt. INTERNSHIP: Child Rights And You, Dwarka , New Delhi. 22 Yr. B.A. Sociology

SHRUTI NAWANI

DISSERTATION: Life Experiences Of Social Activists Who Are Persons With Disability FIELD WORK: 1. Bhartiya Muslim Mahila Andolan, Mumbai 2. I-Access Rights Mission, TISS, Mumbai 3. Koshish, Mumbai VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. Nirvan Home For Mentally Challenged 2. Aastha Hospital For Elderly 25 Yr. INTERNSHIP: B.A.LL.B. (HONS) 1. Mr.Rajan Sabarwaal Senior advocate Delhi HC 2. Anand and Anand 3. Mr.Vinod Tyagi, Sr. Advocate Delhi High Court 4. Sikri & Company, Delhi High Court 5. Mr. Rahul Gupta(Advocate on records), Supreme Court

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 66 BATCH PROFILES SOMESH SINGH KHINCHI

DISSERTATION: Issues And Challenges Faced By Persons With Disability In Corporate Sector In Mumbai. FIELD WORK: 1. Prayas, Mumbai 2. I Access Rights Mission, TISS, Mumbai VOLUNTEER WORK: Pension Yojana -2014 International Conferance On Disability-2016 22 Yr. INTERNSHIP: Bachelor In Social Work Meljol-2013,Worked With Bmc School Children On Child Rights WORK EXPERIENCE: Kotak Education Foundation With Youths From The Age Of 18 To 30 For Their Trainning And Livelihood.

SUNIL KUMAR

DISSER TATION: Education Schemes For Children With Disability ( Mirjapur, U.P.) FIELD WORK: 1. Sarv Vikas Deep ( Raigahr, District ) 2. Micro Level Planning Of Person with Disability In M-Ward In Mumbai VOLUNTEER WORK: Sensitization program in Challenging Challenges in TISS Mumbai INTERNSHIP: P7 News, Noida U.P.( Assistant Producer ) Programming Department 28 Yr. B.A. (Hons) Geography M.A. In Journalism And Mass Communication

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 67 BATCH PROFILES TRISHLA MEWAWALA

DISSERTATION: Violence Against Women With Disability In Surat FIELD WORK: 1. Asha Sadan (Rehabilitation Of Adolescent Girls) 2. Vidhya Vardhini (Mental Health And Disability) VOLUNTEER WORK: Taught in salam balak trust and in school for visual impairment

23 Yr. B.A. in Psychology and Anthropology

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BATCH PROFILES 2015-17

M.A SOCIAL WORK IN DALIT AND TRIBAL STUDIES AND ACTION BATCH PROFILES

Dalit and Tribal Studies and Action is a programme of the School of Social Work in the Institute. It is an intense, theoretically engaging academic programme premised within the principles of justice and pedagogy of Dalit and Tribal Social Work theory and practice.

The programme is the first of its kind in the world, providing students with wide theoretical and field exposures situated within the lived and shared experiences of Dalits in South Asia and Adivasis from India and other regions of the world. The strength of the programme lies in its pragmatic curricular logic built on the convergence between theory and practice. The students are academically motivated in understanding and working within Indian structural realities from the lived experiences of Dalits and Tribal/Adivasis.

Apart from the overall interdisciplinary orientation of the Institute and Social Work Education, our students are equipped to understand and work in specific conditions of Caste and Tribal/Adivasis. In addition to training on basic core skills of social work practice in working with Individuals, Groups, Communities and Organizations, the students possess advance skills for structural analysis, policy and practice, social and economic empowerment of people in situations of displacement and social discrimination.

The recent record of the fieldwork and research engagements indicates that students have taken up various challenging and important works relating to welfare, development, protection and empowerment in specific conditions of displacements; issues of land and forest rights in scheduled and tribal areas; livelihood, poverty, malnutrition and migration; Government's social development policies and practice, education for Schedule Caste and Scheduled Tribe children; women issues and empowerment; democratic and citizenship rights, democratization process and local self governance in the rural areas and villages.

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SEMESTER COURSE CREDITS

I Rural, Rurality, Caste and Tribes 2 II Political Theory for Critical Social Work 2

Human Rights, Social Policies and Law 2 Political Economy, Ddevelopment and Dalits 2 Dalit and Tribal Social Work: Perspectives and Concepts 2 III Tribe, State and Governance 2 Term Paper on Dalit and Tribal Studies 2 Advanced Dalit and Tribal Work Social Work Practice Skills 2 IV Social Entrepreneurship Among Dalit and Tribes 2

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 70 BATCH PROFILES ADITYA CHANDRASHIVE

DISSERTATION: Socio-economic status of Dalit migrants in Pune city migrated from in Maharashtra. FIELDWORK: 1. Ration Kriti Samiti. 2. Project Management Resource Mapping with the help of PRA in village of Jawahar block. 3. Ontological study in Beed district of Maharashtra. VOLUNTEER WORK: 22 Yr. B.A in political sciences 1. Tathapi Trust Organisation (2014) Women and Development U.G Certificate Course. 2. Swach/KKPKP (2015)

AJOY WARY

DISSERTATION: To Understand the Bodo Medium Secondary School Education- A Case Study of Udalguri District, Assam FIELDWORK: 1. Field work with Youth for Unity and Voluntary Action on community and development (2015-16) 2. Project Management Resource Mapping with the help of PRA in village of Jawahar block. 3. Ontological study at Upali village in Beed district of Maharashtra. VOLUNTEER WORK: 22 Yr. 1. Workshops on mental health, B.A in social sciences 2. Grass root comic workshop 3. Writing skill workshop INTERNSHIP: 1. Community survey on socio-economic and education in Manza, Karbi Anglong, (one month), 2. Community development and disaster risk reduction with flood affected communities in Lakhimpur, Assam with Indo-Global Social Service Society (IGSSS)(one month) Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 71 BATCH PROFILES AMIT BALMIKI

DISSERTATION: A Study on School Dropouts among the Balmiki Community in Darjeeling Hills: (with special reference to dropout in the secondary level of education) FIELDWORK: 1. Field work in urban setting for recreation of the children and the youths under the TISS initiated M-Ward Project (2015-16) 2. Rural practicum in Beed district of Maharastra for 10 days(2015) 3. Socio-Economic Survey of the Jatimati Village (New Digha) as part of Fieldwork Practical (graduation/2014)

23 Yr. B.A in Geography

AMOL GOPNARAYAN

DISSERTATION: Farmer Suicide in Vidharbha: Socio economic Condition of Affected Families in Akola. FIELDWORK: 1. Field work in Urban Health Centre Cheetah Camp. 2. Rural practicum in Beed district of Maharastra for 10 days(2015) 3. North Eastern Research and Social Work Networking (2016)

30 Yr. B.Sc in Computer Sciences

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 72 BATCH PROFILES BABU P.C.

DISSERTATION: M.A Dissertation on A Study of Livelihood of Paniya tribal community Wayanad, Kerala FIELDWORK: 1. Project Management and Resource Mapping with the help of Participatory Rural Appraisal (PRA) in village of Jawahar block in Palghar district of Maharashtra. Duration- 5 days (10 March 2016 to 15 March 2016) 2. Ontological Survey of village in Beed districts of Maharashtra under the 29 Yr. Rural Practicum course. B.A. Mass Communication & 3. Jan Sahas amp; Journalism, PGCCPD PGD in Public Relations and Advertising VOLUNTEER WORK: Workshop on audio visual communication INTERNSHIP WORK: 1. VMS-Learning centre, Tardeo market Mumbai 2. Chandrika daily WORK EXPERIENCE: Project Assistant in M.S. Swaminathan Research Foundation Wayanad, Kerala (3 Year)

BHIMDEO RATHOD

DISSERTATION: Banjara Women and Their Contribution in Household Economy: Study of Akkalkot Block of Solapur District FIELDWORK: 1. Snehalaya, Ahmednagar 2. Mahamanav Baba Amte Samajik Seva Sanstha, Shrigonda 3. World Vision India, Rajasthan VOLUNTEER WORK: 1.First Satara Hill Half Marathon. 23 Yr. 2.Volunteer in NSS Camp. Bachelor of Social Work 3.Volunteer in Bel-Air Hospital. INTERNSHIP: 1. Quality Manage at Motherson Sumi Systems Ltd. Pune 2. Quality Checker at Tata Auto Comp Systems Ltd. Pune

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 73 BATCH PROFILES CHAYANIKA GOGOI

DISSERTATION: Understanding the Socio-Economic Conditions of Tea Garden Labourers from the Adivasi Community: A Study from Dibrugarh district in Assam FIELDWORK: 1. Ontological study of Hivra Village in Beed district of Maharashtra. 2. Community Organization Practice with women in Bandra, Mumbai Maharashtra (CRH). 3. Dhaatri VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. Core member of the North East Cell of Hindu College, Delhi University 23 Yr. B.A. (Hons) in Political Science. 2. Workshops conducted at community levels to create awareness on Work Security and Safety of people engaged in unorganized sectors of economy. INTERNSHIP: 1. Purbanchal Maitri Development Society, Jorhat, Assam 2. Committee for the Right to Housing & camp; Action Aid, Bandra, Mumbai, Maharashtra. 3. Oil India Limited, Duliajan,

CHINMAYA SHAH

DISSERTATION: Border line: The impact of Geo-Political Location on Livelihood of Bhotias. FIELDWORK: 1. Society for Awareness Harmony and Equal Rights(SAHER). 2. Ontological Study in Beed district of Maharashtra. 3. Project Management Resource Mapping with the help of PRA in village of Jawahar block. VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. Translator for Canadian Medical Student at Vimarsh 23 Yr. 2. Women and child development hygiene and awareness at B.A. in English Literature Vimarsh Organisation at fest in Dyalal Singh College. INTERNSHIP: 1.Youth ki Awaaz. 2. VIMARSH

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 74 BATCH PROFILES JAFREEN HUSSAIN

DISSERTATION: A study of The Char dwellers in the District of Dhubri, Assam. FIELDWORK: 1. Worked with the migrant community at Cheetah camp, Trombay under the Community Development Officer, Urban Health Centre, Cheetah Camp. (2015) 2. Ontological study in Beed district of Maharashtra. (2015). 3. Block Field work at NCDHR, Delhi, for two months. (2016). VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. General Secretary (History Society, Miranda House, 2013-2014) 22 Yr. 2. School Captain, Little Flower School, Guwahati (2009-10) B.A. History (Hons) 3. Production Head, Aeriels (Miranda house Drama Society)(2014-15) INTERNSHIP: 1. Interned at the Assam State Archives, Guwahati, 2014 2. People for Animals (2007-2012) 3. Snehalaya, Home for Destitute Children (2009 – 2010).

JOYEETA BHATTACHARJEE

DISSERTATION: Visual Media and Identity Construction of the Bodo Tribe. FIELDWORK: 1. Indian Association of Promotion of Adoption and Child Welfare. 2. Ontological Study in Beed district of Maharashtra. 3. Field work in Puducherry (research work on the city's safety in terms of gender) VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. NationlService Scheme (DU) 22 Yr. 2. Student Helpdesk,DU. B.A. in Sociology INTERNSHIP: 1. Sishu Sarothi Centre for Special Education. 2. Ashadeep

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 75 BATCH PROFILES KETAN WANKHEDE

DISSERTATION: Buddha vihar as faith based social institution and its changing nature. FIELDWORK: 1. Rural practicum At Beed Maharashtra, 2. Field work at Jawhar, Palghar Maharashtra. 3. Field work with Gorai Machhimar Santha.Developed Tiss field action project at Jamdharpada. Under livelihood department. VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. Free coaching for student at Community library In Wardha. 24 Yr. 2. Organize seminar on higher education at Wardha. Bachelor of Arts 3. Worked in Andhashraddha Nirmulan Samiti. WORK EXPERIENCE: Worked in Indian postal department as a Post master for 3 years

MAHESH AMBORE

DISSERTATION: A Study on The Educational Experiences of Dalit Students in Higher Education FIELDWORK: 1. Tribal area of Raigad District worked with the Sarva Vikas Deep Trust. Worked in various part of the District(2015-16) 2. Rural practicum in Beed district of Maharashtra for 10 days(2015) 3. ZP school in 1st year of BSW. (2012-13) VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. Educational movement. 25 Yr. 2. TISS Pre-orentation programme in the year (2015-16). Bachelor of Social Work WORK EXPERIENCE: 1. Social Marriage function for 3 years in rural area of Akola district 2. Nation survey of economical survey in the year 2014 by Indian government.

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 76 BATCH PROFILES MAYUR HELIA

DISSERTATION: Culture and Identity of Meghal: From Historical Perspective. FIELDWORK: 1. Integrated Rural Health and Development Program, Thane district, Duration: 1 year. 2. Rural Practicum in Beed, Manaviya Hakk Abhiyan. Duration: 7 days 3. Field visit to Amravati VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. Sports Representative and Student Council Member: 2013-2014 24 Yr. B.A in political science 2. Ashiyana Foundation, Children's Home, Mumbai. Diploma course in Sanitary Inspector. 3. Class Representative INTERNSHIP: 1. Afkar India Foundation, Kairana (Shamli district, U.P) Duration: 15 days. 2. Aklavya Foundation, Madhya Pradesh, Duration: 15 days.

MONALISA BARMAN

DISSERTATION: Ramification of Hinduism of the age-old Matriarchal society of Koch Tribe of Garo Hills in Meghalaya. FIELDWORK: 1.Centre for Youth Development and Activities. 2.Kamyani School for Mentally Handicapped. 3.. VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. NSS Volunteer 1st ILJT-CIS Annual Law Lecture Series. 26 Yr. 2. Volunteer at Cyber Security Summit 3rd Addition. B.A. LLB 3..Volunteer at Mediation and Arbitation seminar at Mediation Centre. INTERNSHIP: 1. Impulse NGO Network. 2. Chambers of KNH Chandra and Associate 3. Chambers of L.B Rai and Associate.

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 77 BATCH PROFILES NISAAR ZALTE

DISSERTATION: Shahir Tradition and Caste Movement. FIELDWORK: 1. Manav Vikas Pratishthan, Bid, Maharashtra. 2. MAVA (men against violence and abuse, Andheri, Mumbai, Maharashtra. 3 .Ontological Study in Beed district of Maharashtra. VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. SWAR culture group, to create awareness in various places in Maharashtra. 2. Republican panther the Movement Annihilation of caste. 3. Making community song (album) with Swartarang orchestra, Mumba 30 Yr. B.A in History WORK EXPERIENCE: 1. Counselor with Humsaayaa welfare Sanstha for two years in VIHAAN Project thane. 2. Para social Worker with Community Committed Development Trust. one Year. (Home Base Care Program on HIV/AIDS) 3. SALAH Org. (Action Aid Supported Project)

NITIN CHAVAN

DISSERTATION: Understanding the Livelihood Issues: Case study of Ramoshi Community in Satara District FIELDWORK: 1.Apulaki Sanstha, Pachwad, Wai (2012) 2.Kashtkari Sanghtan, Dahanu (2012) 3.Shramik Janata Adivasi Vikas Sanstha (2013) VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. For creation of self help group of Muslim community in Mankhur,Mumbai. 23 Yr. 2. Participated in workshop arranged by Tata Memorial Hospital on Pallitative Bachelor of Social Work services and care INTERNSHIP: 1.Apulaki Sanstha, Pachwad, Wai (2012) 2.Kashtkari Sanghtan, Dahanu (2012) 3.Shramik Janata Adivasi Vikas Sanstha (2013)

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 78 BATCH PROFILES PREETHISH RAJA

DISSERTATION: Caste Within Christianity: The Struggle of Pallar Community of Latin Catholic denomination in Sivagangai diocese with a focus on the Oriyur and Thondi Parishes FIELDWORK: 1. Dignity foundation, Byculla, Mumbai on the issue of welfare for Senior Citizen for the Academic year 2015-2016. 2. Chatgaon, Beed district, Maharashtra for 10 days as a part of the curriculum 3. NCDHR, Delhi, for two months. (2016) VOLUNTEER WORK: 22 Yr. 1. Social Service League (SSL) of St. Stephen's College B.A. (Hons) History for three years (2012 to 2015) 2. Organized orphanage and old-age home visits, 'Skip a meal' project and 'Rudra Dinner'. (2014) 3. W-CARP New Generation leadership Workshop in Katmandu, Nepal INTERNSHIP: Marketing and Research Intern for 'HALABOL'- a Social Entrepreneurship organization from May 22nd to July 21st.

PRIYA KALE

DISSERTATION: Social and Economical Problems Faced by Rag Picker Women in Kalyan Dumping Ground- Mumbai. FIELDWORK: 1. Mahila Rajsatta Andolan(MRA), Resource and Support Center for Development (RSCD), Belapur, Navi-Mumbai (2015-2016). 2. Beed District od Maharashtra for 10 days(2015). 3. Nedan Foundation, Kokrajhar WORK EXPERIENCE: 23 Yr. 1. Counselor in The School of Personality Development at Don Bosco School, BSc.IT (Information Technology) Seawoods, Navi-Mumbai. (2013). 2. In the Project of “ Enhancing the quality of Corporate Social Responsibility Initiatives through Research” TISS, Designation –Research Investigator. (2014)

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 79 BATCH PROFILES RAHULKUMAR RAVALIYA

DISSERTATION: Patel demand of reservation: Case Study of Meswan village in Junagadh district, Gujarat FIELDWORK: 1. Slum rehabilitation of Society (SRS), Mumbai, for Acadamic year 2015-2016 2. Rural Practicum in Beed, Manaviya Hakk Abhiyan. Duration: 7 days 3. Block Placement at JUST organization in Tripura. VOLUNTEER WORK: 23 Yr. 1. Event manager in Mental health day celebration 2013 at M.S University in B.A. in Psychology Baroda, 2. Volunteer social work in AIESECs' Project SPARKS, Volunteer in NSS different activity. INTERNSHIP: 1. Afkar India Foundation, Kairana (Shamli district, U.P) Duration: 15 days. 2. Aklavya Foundation, Madhya Pradesh, Duration: 15 days.

SOMINGAM P.S

DISSERTATION: 1. A study on the status and importance of women participation in Village Panchayat; special reference to Hungpung village 2. Understanding Local self-Governance among the Tangkhuls, Manipur FIELDWORK: 1. DSSS (diocessan social service Society), Ukhrul Manipur 2. PASDO-Participatory Action for Suatainable development Organisation, Ukhrul Manipur 3. "SAVE THE CHILDREN" Beltola Gwahati, Assam VOLUNTARY WORK: 1. Pioneer members of "Bosco Social Service Guild" and serve as secretary 24 Yr. for 1 tenure. Bachelor of Social Work 2. Core team member and Pioneer in "Music Ministry for youth" Ukhrul District Manipur 3. Active member in Tangkhul Student Organisation, Maram Senapati District- served as a President for 1 year INTERNSHIP: 1. Internship on "spiritual leadership and counselling" in Shillong, Meghalaya

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 80 BATCH PROFILES SUDHARSHAN SAWRA

DISSERTATION: Development Induced Displacement: A Case study through coal mine at Bermo village, Jharkhand. FIELD WORK: 1. Modern Educational, Social and Cultural Organization (MESCO), Mahim (Mumbai) for 1 year. 2. Ontological Survey of village in Beed districts of Maharashtra under the Rural Practicum course.Duration – 7 days 3. Project Management and Resource Mapping in village of Jawahar block in Palghar district of Maharashtra. 29 Yr. VOLUNTARY WORK: B. Com in Accounts (Hons.) 1. Climate Change at 350.org (New Delhi), PGD in Management- Finance & Marketing 2. Youth Adda at Pravah (NewDelhi) 3. Greenpeace WORK EXPERIENCE: 1. GENPACT, Gurgaon (Haryana) for 2 years as an accountant (2013-15). 2. Lean Certified due to my new ideas was implemented by company. 3. Set up a new business in GENPACT with US department.

SUMIT JAGTAP

DISSERTATION: From Migration to Permanent Settlers ; A Case study of Sai Village in Panvel Block, Raigad FIELD WORK: 1. Balprafulta:A Child Right Advocay Organisation (2012-13) 2. Sarvahara Jan Andolan(2013-14) 3. Greenpeace, (2014) VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. Volunteer in Children Movement for Civics Awarness (CMCA),(2007-2009) 23 Yr. 2. Volunteer in NSS (2011-2013) Bachelor of Social Work 3. Volunteer in Greenpeace (2014) INTERNSHIP: Mumbai Votes, (2014) WORK EXPERIENCE: 1. Floor supervisor (Housekeeping), (2011) 2. McDonald in-store worker,( 2012)

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 81 BATCH PROFILES VINOD PRAKASH SHINDE

DISSERTATION: Dalit Entrepreneurs: Opportunities and Challenges in Informal Economy FIELD WORK: 1. Resource Cell For Juvenile Justice, Bhiwandi Observation Home (September 2015 to March 2016) 2. Ontological Survey of village in Beed districts of Maharashtra under the Rural Practicum 3. Project Managment and Project Development in Jawahar block, (2016) VOLUNTEER WORK: 23 Yr. Member of Fact Finding Team of Pathardi Massacre (Jatiy Atyachar Vidrohi B.A. in Economics Kruti Samiti, Mumbai) INTERNSHIP: Community Resource Mapping, Village Mapping in Dahanu and Boisar Blocks of Palghar District (Ten Days) for Conexus Social Responsibility Services

VIRENDRA DHOKE

DISSERTATION: The Study of Current Senario of Agri Community in Primary, Secondary and Higher education FIELD WORK: 1. Slum Rehabilitation Society (SAS) 2. Ontological Survey of village in Beed districts of Maharashtra under the Rural Practicum 3. Integerated Development Society, Thane, Maharashtra

27 Yr. B.Sc IT

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 82 BATCH PROFILES RICHAT MUNDU

DISSERTATION: A study of Understanding Indigenous farming Knowledge system among Munda community in Sungargarh District FIELD WORK: 1. Integrated Rural Health Development and Project (IRHDP) 2015-16 ) 2. Rural practicum in Beed district of Maharastra (2015) 3. Jan Sahas organisation, Dewas, Madhya Pradesh ( Two months) INTERNSHIP: Socio Economic Education and Rehabilitation Society (SEERS) Chennai for 24 Yr. one month (2013) B.A. (Hons) in Sociology

ABHISHEK KUMAR

DISSERTATION: Social,Economic and Political Outlook of Rural Youth: FIELD WORK: 1. Resource Cell for Juvenile Justice, Thane. 2. Ontological Study of a village in Beed district of Maharashtra. 3. Project Management and Resource Mapping in Kokanpara village of Jawahar Block in Palghar district of Maharashtra. INTERNSHIP: 1. Rural Agricultural Work Experiences Programme (RAWEP) under the ICAR BSc Agriculture course 27 Yr. 2. Research on access and utilization of essential services for Tribals in B.Sc. Agriculture (4 year course) Rajasthan organized by TISS, Mumbai and UNICEF

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 83 BATCH PROFILES ANKUL BARONIA

DISSERTATION: Caste Impediments in livelihood Option: A Study of Scheduled Caste in Mehrauni town, Uttar Pradesh. FIELD WORK: 1. Gorai Fisherman Co-operative Society, Mumbai 2. North East Research and Social Work Networking 3. Rural Development Centre of Beed District. VOLUNTARY WORK: Actively involved with a theatre group 'Other' based in Bhopal working with 24 Yr. Pardi tribe(DNT). B.E. Civil Engineering INTERNSHIP: 1. Look, Listen and Link', a PostEarthquake Humanitarian Intervention in Nepal. 2. Geo-Tech Infrastructure Pvt. Ltd., Hoshangabad. 3. Narmada Bachao Andolan WORK EXPERIENCE: Eklavya Foundation (Research fellow for 6 months)

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BATCH PROFILES 2015-17

M.A SOCIAL WORK IN LIVELIHOODS AND SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP BATCH PROFILES

The Centre for Livelihoods and Social Innovation (CLSI) at the School of Social Work is a well-established learning-cu-innovation centre that strives towards developing meaningful livelihood initiatives for the poor and marginalized in the country. The M.A. Social Work in Livelihoods and Social Entrepreneurship (LSE) is CLSI's flagship and innovative post-graduate programme. In this programme, students are equipped to work with vulnerable groups and diverse stakeholders to develop and strengthen their livelihoods through social enterprises and related livelihood enhancement strategies. Students, by the end of their 2 years emerge as budding professionals capable of developing people-centred livelihood innovation plans and projects, business planning, inclusive value chain analysis and development, micro-planning and social impact assessment. In addition, a major component of the entire course is its field engagement. The fieldwork at LSE ensures progressive learning, strategic planning and also reflects visible outcomes in the field. Students are encouraged and provided opportunities to develop innovative livelihood ventures and prototypes as part of their Livelihood Innovation Lab. The lab is systematically integrated with the students' classroom learning, fieldwork and venture planning initiatives. Students are encouraged to undertake action research projects to establish meaningful social innovations. The CLSI also anchors the Right Livelihood College Campus representing the Right Livelihood Award Foundation. This provides ample opportunity for students to interact with Right Livelihood Laureates and Organisations involved in working towards various social causes.

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SEMESTER COURSE CODE COURSE CREDITS

I LSE 1 Introduction to Human Economy 2 II LSE 2 Development, Marginalities and Sustainable Livelihoods 2 LSE 3 Livelihoods Uncertainties Vulnerability and Adaptability 2 LSE 5 Business Plan Development For Social Sector 2 III LSE 6 Livelihood Innovation Lab- 1 2 LSE 7 Social Action and Livelihood Transformations 2 LSE 8 Micro level Planning and People's Development 2 LSE 9 Livelihood Impact Assessment and Evaluation 2 IV LSE 10 Livelihood Innovation Lab- 2 2 LSE 11 Financial Management 2

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 86 BATCH PROFILES

ADITI BAKSHI

DISSERTATION: Livelihood struggles of the chhipa Community, Bagru, Rajasthan FIELD WORK: 1. Young Women's Christian Association (2015-16) 2. Pahal Jan Sahyog Vikas Sansthan, Barwani, MP (2016) VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. Jawaharlal Nehru National Youth Centre, Delhi (15/06/2013 – 15/07/2013) 2. Madhok Foundation, Delhi(01/12/2013 – 30/12/2013) 21 Yr. INTERNSHIP: B.A. (Hons) History 1.Ogilvy and Mather Private Limited (19/05/2014 – 30/05/2014)

ANKITA GOYAL

DISSERTATION: Topic of Research: Are social enterprises empowering women? (A case study of Mahilla Umang Producers Company Ltd, Ranikhet, Uttarkhand) FIELD WORK: 1. Placed at Bombay YMCA. training & pedagogy 2. NGO: Jan Sahas, Dewas, Madhya Pradesh VOLUNTEER WORK: Volunteered for Rotary Club, Ferozepur to organize Health Camps in the city WORK EXPERIENCE: 26 Yr. 1. Worked as Senior Executive in Shri Ram New Horizons Ltd B.Tech (Electronics & Communication) (December, 2014 to May, 2015) 2. CETPA Infotech Pvt. Ltd as Placement Officer (July, 2013 to December, 2014)

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 87 BATCH PROFILES ANUP DEEPAK SHENAI

Dissertation: Watershed Management: A Participatory Action Research in Aghai village Thane FIELD WORK: 1. SAHER(Society for Awareness Harmony and Equal Rights), 2. WaterShed Management Project with Tata Rallis, IRHDP(Integrated Rural Health Development Project) VOLUNTEER WORK: 26 Yr. 1.V irtusa Polaris CSR activities Electronics and Telecommunications 2.Jindal Steel CSR Surveyor,Micro Level Village Planner Engineering 3.Goonj Work experience: Software Engineer at Virtusa Polaris Chennai (39 months)

ASTHA SONI

DISSERTATION: Understanding Education and Livelihood Struggles of Trans persons living in Mumbai, Maharashtra FIELD WORK: 1. Xaviers Resource Centre for Visually Challenged 2. National society for equal opportunities for Handicapped, Mumbai 3. We need you Society, Navi Mumbai VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. Jesus and Mary College, NSS (2012-15) 2. Campus Ambassador – Letsintern.com (march 2013- June 2013) 23 Yr. 3. AIESEC- Vice President external relations and business development B.A. Hons. Psychology (January 2013- December 14) INTERNSHIP: 1. Pravah – Adolescent Intervention Programme , 2. VIMHANS – Vidyasagar Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences (December 2013-January 2014)- (1 month) 3. Project Head, Youth to Business Forum, AIESEC –New Delhi (January 2014- May 2014) –(4 months)

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 88 BATCH PROFILES DEEPEN MODI

DISSERTATION: Action Research towards Inclusive Value Chain Analysis & Development FIELD WORK: 1. Gorai Field Action Project, CLSI, TISS, working with marginalized fishers in Gorai, Mumbai Work experience: Capital Market/ Financial Services ( 9.75 Yrs)

34 Yr. MBA (Finance), BE (Comp. Sc. & Engg.)

HARI KRISHNA SINGH

DISSERTATION: Legal Literacy As a tool for women empowerment in UP FIELD WORK: 1. Young Men's Christian Association Mumbai 2. Vidya Dham Samiti Bundelkhand, Uttar Pradesh

26 Yr. B A (Economics and Political science)

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 89 BATCH PROFILES

JAIMIT CHAUDHARI

DISSERTATION: Displacement and livelihood: A study of Narmada resettlement site, Borakhadi FIELD WORK: 1.Rural Development Society(Alembic CSR), 2.Child Reach(Special School), 3.Jan Sahas VOLUNTEER WORK: Bachhpan (Pathshala programme in slums of Anand)

22 Yr. INTERNSHIP: B.A in English literature NULM(In livelihood sector, worked on CLC planning in Tapi district,Gujarat) PG Diploma in CSR

JAYDEEP SOLANKI

DISSERTATION: Action Research on strategic Process of Community Mobilization In Tribal Area, Aghai) FIELD WORK: 1.IRHDP , Integrated Rural Health & Development Programme-Aghai-Thane VOLUNTEER WORK: 1.Action Research in Aghai on Community Mobilization (IRHDP, Integrated Rural Health & Development Programme-Aghai-Thane) WORK EXPERIENCE: 23 Yr. SBI Life Insurance Advisor Bachelors of Business Administration

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 90 BATCH PROFILES JERRIN Y. THOMAS

DISSERTATION: Livelihood strategies of Street food vendors in M East ward, Mumbai: A gendered perspective. FIELD WORK: 1.Silver Innings Foundation, Mira Road 2.V idhya Vardhini Foundation, Trombay, Mumbai 3.Pahal Jan Sahyog Vikas Sansthan, Indore. VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. Volunteer in National Pharmacy week 2012 organized by Indian 23 Yr. Pharmaceutical Association. Bachelors in Pharmacy 2. Peer supporter, TISS Mumbai. INTERNSHIP: Wardex pharmaceuticals Pvt. Limited (1 month)

JOANNA SHARON NONGKYNRIH

DISSERTATION: Traditional Local Markets in Meghalaya: Matriliny, (DIS) Empowerment and Livelihoods: A study in East Khasi Hills District, Meghalaya FIELD WORK: 1. Bharatiya Mahila Federation- Thane 2. Pahal Jan Sahyog Vikas Sansthan, Badwani, MP

23 Yr. Bachelors in Social Work

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 91 BATCH PROFILES KAJAL

DISSERTATION: Women's life world and livelihood status in Musahar community in Varanasi district (U.P.) FIELD WORK: 1. Door Step School, Mumbai 2. Warli tribe in Gorai, Borivalli, Mumbai VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. Teaching needy children in Gyaan Udyaan, Varanasi 2. Clothes collection drive for Upjeevika foundation 25 Yr. WORK EXPERIENCE: B. Tech (Chemical Engineering) Chemical Engineer, Vedanta Alumina Limited, Orissa (1 year).

KRITIKA SINGH

DISSERTATION: Interrelationship between Gender, Tourism and Livelihoods (A study of Bandhej workers in Jodhpur, Rajasthan) FIELD WORK: 1. Public Health Department, Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC), Mulund, Mumbai 2. Pahal Jan Sahyog Vikas Sansthan, Barwani, Madhya Pradesh INTERNSHIP: 1. Summer intern at the Remote Sensing Centre, ISRO, Jodhpur (40 days) 24 Yr. 2. Summer Training at Nextgen Engineering, Udaipur (60 days) B.E. in Electronics and Computers

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 92 BATCH PROFILES LOTUS GYALTSAN

DISSERTATION: Local knowledge systems and Climate variability: Study on farming households in Ladakh FIELD WORK: 1. SAPREM, Kalyan Maharastra (1st year), 2. Shrank adivasi Khatkari sangathana, Satara, Maharastra (40 days) VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts, New Delhi (2013), 2. Delhi Amateur Wushu Association (2012), 23 Yr. 3. Buddh-jyoti Foundation (2012), B.A (prog.) WORK EXPERIENCE Ladakh Student Welfare Society, Delhi (2011-2013).

MOHD KAMIL

DISSERTATION: Contextual analysis of weavers in Mau U.P. FIELD WORK: 1. Modern Educational Social and Cultural Organization 2. Prayas Observation Home, New Delhi 3. Sadbhav Mission New Delhi 4. Modern Education Social Cultural Organization, Mumbai

24 Yr. Bachelors in Social Work

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 93 BATCH PROFILES PAWAN ATKARI

DISSERTATION: Vulnerability Analysis of Landless Labour- A study of Katkari Tribe in Raigad District FIELD WORK: 1. Disha Kendra, Karjat, Raigad 2. Goraii Field Action Project, Center for Livelihood and Social Innovation, TISS, Mumbai 3. Village Microplanning of Chalatwad gram Panchyat, Jawahar, Palghar VOLUNTEER WORK: 21 Yr. 1. Member of Social Work Student Forum, TISS, Mumbai (2015-17) B.Sc. (Physics)

MOHD HANEEF

DISSERTATION: Livelihood analysis of drought affected farmers in Bundelkhand FIELD WORK: 1. BSW: Observation home Adharshila in New Delhi , UVCT( urvi vikram charitable trust) in New Delhi 2. MSW: RCJJ (resource cell for juvenile justice) in Mumbai, vidhya daam shamiti from Bundelkhand (Uttar Pradesh)

24 Yr. Bachelors in Social Work

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 94 BATCH PROFILES MOHIT

DISSERTATION: Livelihood challenges people engaged in Manual Dyeing FIELD WORK: I.R.H.D.P (Integrated Rural Health Development Programme),Aghai, Thane Distt.

27 Yr. Bachelors of Business Administration

POOJA PURUSHOTTAM WANKAR

DISSERTATION: 1. BASS: Analysis of large Gender Gap among Drop Outs in Secondary School in Rural Area of Chandrapur district, Maharashtra 2. MASW: Women in Social Entrepreneurship: Key Drivers and Barriers for Livelihoods Promotion and Empowerment FIELD WORK: 1. Jnana Prabodini NGO of Harali Village 2. Field work in Apsinga and Bori village, on rural livelihood 3. URJA trust, Dadar Mumbai VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. Student Volunteer work in NRYF 2013-14 as organizing and planning committee 22 Yr. 2. Student Volunteer work in 4th Ambedkar memorial lecture series-2013 as Bachelor of Art in Social Science culture committee INTERNSHIP: 1. Amhi Amachya Arogyasathi organisation, Ghugus, dist chandrapur , Maharashtra (1month) 2. Society for change, organisation in chandrapur district, Maharashtra (1 month) 3. Mazdoor Kisan Shakti Sanghatan (MKSS), Rajasthan(15 days) 

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 95 BATCH PROFILES PRIYANKA TOTRE

DISSERTATION: Transformation of fisher community from traditional livelihood to labour work- problems analysis from case studies FIELD WORK: 1. BMC office(T-ward) Mumbai 2. CORO, Shramik Aadivasi Katkari sangthana 3. Block for 1 month in Shramik Aadivasi Katkari sangthna, Satara WORK EXPERIENCE: 1. experience of teaching in primary school (Private school) 25 Yr. INTERNSHIP: B.A. English literature 1. Internship - MKSS, Rajasthan For 15 days

RHUSHIKESH BORSE

DISSERTATION: Exclusion, Ethnicity, Livelihood struggles:Livelihood transformation of Warli tribes in Mumbai FIELD WORK: 1. Mumbai Metropolitan Regional Development Authority (MMRDA) 2. Shramik Adivasi katkari sanghatna – Satara WORK EXPERIENCE: Kotak Education Foundation ( Unnati -Livelihood project)Duration -9 months, Post- trainee facilitator 23 Yr. Bachelor's in Social Work

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 96 BATCH PROFILES ROHINI WAGHMARE

DISSERTATION: BASS Research : Campaign for land rights and livelihoods of dalits -A case study of Beed District in Marathwada FIELD WORK: 1. Mahila Rajsatta Andolan, Belapur, Mumbai 2. Goari Field Action Project, Center for Livelihood and Social Innovation, TISS, Mumbai INTERNSHIP: 1. Vatsalya Mandir Oni, Dist: Ratnagiri, Maharashtra (1 month) 22 Yr. 2. Lokmitra Sansthan Dist: Parbhani, Maharashtra (1 month) Bachelors of Arts in Social Sciences

RUPALI SURYABHAN GAIKAWAD

DISSERTATION: Livelihoods Transformations And Daily Struggles Of Women In Wadar Communities, A De-Notified Tribe. FIELD WORK: 1. Rationing Kruti Samiti, Aasha Deep Community Center, Mahim, Mumbai 2. Worked with SHG formation and livelihood promotion in Aghai village of Thane district 3. Jawhar Malnutirition Project for JSW Foundation in association with 25 Yr. Department of Women and Child (WCD), Government of Maharashtra (GoM) Bachelor of Arts INTERNSHIP: 1. S. G. Barve BMC Marathi School , Ghatkopar D.T.Ed ,Regardng Intership prgramme as a part of D.T.Ed curriculum (Nov 2010 to May 2010)

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 97 BATCH PROFILES SAHIL BALI

DISSERTATION: Agriculture Technology and Livelihood Innovation of Small Holding Farmers FIELD WORK: 1. Apnalaya 2. Pahal Jan Sahyog Vikas Sansthan, Barwani VOLUNTEER WORK: Maverick Ventures

21 Yr. BA Hons. (Sociology)

SHARVAN VERMA

DISSERTATION: An Action Research towards Financial Inclusion of Tribals in Aghai Village of Thane District. FIELD WORK: 1. Tata Power Skill Develoment Institute (A CSR Project of Tata Power), 2. New Observation Home, Mankhurd, 3. Aghai Village with IRHDP VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. Supporting Member of CGPC National Children Science Congree in 23 Yr. B. Tech. in Information Technology 2009 and 2010 INTERNSHIP: Summer intern at Microsoft Inc. in 2014

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 98 BATCH PROFILES SNEHA BHATKAR

DISSERTATION: Socio economic status of women workers in brick kilns workers in Vidarbha region of Maharashtra FIELD WORK: 1. Save the children India ( Bandra kurla complex ) 2. We need you society, Ghansoli, Navi Mumbai

27 Yr. B.Com

SOWMYA B

DISSERTATION: Participatory Action Research on Local Knowledge and Social enterprise in Aghai tribal village of Thane district in Maharashtra FIELD WORK: 1. Sevadaan Special School, Chembur 2. Aghai tribal village, Thane (Rural Practicum) VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. Green Wave Environment Solutions Ltd , 2. TCS Maitree CSR activities 26 Yr. 3. ChennaiVolunteers.org social initiative B.Tech - Information Technology WORK EXPERIENCE: Worked as System's Engineer in Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) for 2 years 2 months - Chennai in banking domain

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 99 BATCH PROFILES SUDITY JHA

DISSERTATION: Perceptions and patterns of livelihoods of Elderly, Delhi FIELD WORK: 1. National Domestic Worker's Movement, Mumbai 2. Shramik Adivasi Kathkari Sangathana, Satara WORK EXPERIENCE: 1. Help Age India, Delhi (As Project Officer-livelihood Rights and Empowerment (20 months)

26 Yr. Bachelors in Social Work

UMA KAMBLE

DISSERTATION: 1. BSW – Small group research Inter-caste Marriages in Mumbai 2. MA Study on Vulnerability context and Livelihood and Adaptation Strategies of cotton textile Mill workers in Mumbai FIELD WORK: 1. Rural Practicum – Pratham – Latur, Manvi Hakka Abhiyan- Beed, Bala Vikas – Andra Pradesh 2. VACHA 3. CORO & Shramik Adivasi Katkari Sanghtna 26 Yr. VOLUNTEER WORK: Bachelors in Social Work 1. Nirman Organization 2. Maharashtra Jan vikas Kendra, (MUMBAI) WORK EXPERIENCE: Indian Rescue Mission – 1 year 6 month INTERNSHIP: 1. NTP+ Organization- PLHA, Kalayan – Mumbai 2. Conexus social Responsibility (Dahanu & Mumbai)

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 100 BATCH PROFILES VAIBHAV RAJAN TRIMUKHE

DISSERTATION: Shifting livelihoods and struggles of nomadic tribe (A study of Dombari community in Mumbai) FIELD WORK: 1. Pratham organisation 2. Help Age India 3. Jagruti Kendra 4. Integrated rural health and development programme INTERNSHIP: 23 Yr. Greenpeace India Save the Mahan Forest in Madhya Pradesh 2014 Bachelor in Social work

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BATCH PROFILES 2015-17

M.A. SOCIAL WORK IN MENTAL HEALTH BATCH PROFILES

With rapid social change and urbanization, there are several vulnerable groups whose mental health concerns need urgent attention. In order to be able to comprehend the mental health concerns of these groups, it is vital to move beyond our thinking in the mental health sector and conceptualise training programmes as well as service models that integrate the biological, psychological, and interpersonal with the social and the cultural. Thus, a training/teaching programme that combines ideas of social justice and empowerment along with the knowledge and skills to understand individual and interpersonal distress and problems is a need of the hour. This postgraduate programme with a foundation in social work and an incremental training in perspectives and skills in mental health aims to fill this gap. This programme equips students to work in various capacities at government and non-governmental settings.

1. Pedagogy of the course involves the following: 2. Group presentations based on existing literature and policy 3. Policy analysis and discussion 4. Hospital visits as part of Seminar in Clinical Social Work 5. Workshops for Therapeutic Counselling Skills

Fieldwork both in rural and urban setting which allows students exposure in a variety of mental health care settings from community mental health to clinical set ups.

Research which incorporates both qualitative and quantitative methodologies to generate a body of knowledge that is as close to the picture of vulnerable populations and their experiences in terms of poverty, mental illness, disability and human rights violations.

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SEMESTER COURSE CREDITS

I Introduction to Health and Mental Health 2 Social Sciences and Health 2 II Community Mental Health 2 Mental Health, Marginalisation and Human Rights 2 Seminar in Clinical Social Work 2 III Epidemiology and Biostatistics 2 Mental health Policy, Programmes and Legislations 2 Health and Development 2 IV Counselling and Therapeutic Interventions 2

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 103 BATCH PROFILES AAKRITI PASRICHA

DISSERTATION: Understanding Sexuality and Pleasure from Women's Perspective FIELDWORK: 1. Stree Sanghatan, Mumbai (July-October 2015) 2. CORO for Literacy, Mumbai (November-March 2016) 3. Ramakrishna Mission Home of Service, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh (August-September 2016) VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. Volunteered with Nai Disha, Tamana (August 2011- May 2012), 23 Yr. 2. As a volunteer in documentation team at 4th Global Mental Health Summit B.A. (Hons) Psychology, INTERNSHIP: Young India Fellowship 1. Psychiatry Department of Moolchand Hospital (May-June 2012) 2. Tele-counselor for the Disha campaign by Prayatna- School Of Excellence (Jan- April 2012) 3. Assistant Editor at Psychology Department of Lady Shri Ram College for Women

ANGELINA CHARPOTTA

DISSERTATION: Relationship between Stress and Smoking: A Study among Engineering Students FIELDWORK: 1. Hamara Foundation, Mumbai (July 2015-March 2016) 2. Ramakrishna Mission Home of Service, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh (August-September 2016) VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. Volunteered in Logistics team at 4th Global Mental Health Summit WORK EXPERIENCE:

24 Yr. 1. Assistant Teacher at St. Joseph's College, (April 2014-April 2015) B.Sc. (Physics, Defence Studies), B.Ed., Diploma in Computer Application

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 104 BATCH PROFILES ANINDITA BISWAS

DISSERTATION: Women in Forced Psychiatry - A Study based in Kolkata FIELDWORK: 1. Praja Foundation , Mumbai (July'15- March'16) 2. Trust for Reaching the Unreached (TRU), Gujarat(August-September 2016) VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. As a volunteer in documentation team at 4th Global Mental Health Summit WORK EXPERIENCE: 1. Exposure to psycho-social rehabilitation of women with mental illnesses in Paripurnata, Halfway home, Kolkata. 24 Yr. Economics Honors graduate (B.Sc.)

ANUJA PENDSE

DISSERTATION: Women and Substance Abuse- Muktangan de-addiction center, Pune FIELDWORK: 1.Apnalaya, Govandi (July 2015-March 2016) 2.A ltruist (Dava & Dua Project), Unava, Gujarat (August-September 2016)

23 Yr. B.A. Psychology, M.A. Counselling

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 105 BATCH PROFILES HIBA CHOUDHARY

DISSERTTION: Causes of work related stress for primary school teachers in government educational institutions FIELDWORK: 1. Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority 2. Ramakrishna Mission Home of Service, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh (August-September 2016) VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. Inter Agency Meet In Jamia Millia Ismalia 2. In talks and workshops on social issues 22 Yr. 3. In meeting of several NGO in Jamia Nagar Area B.A Social Work INTERNSHIP: Internship in INDIA TRUST for a month

JYOTI BANSAL

DISSERTATION: Health Related- Quality of Life(HR-QoL) of Caregivers of Cancer Patients: The Impact of Assistance with Activities of Daily Living (ADL) and Coping on HR-QoL FIELDWORK: 1. Worked with street children in NGO-"Salaam Baalak Trust",Mumbai (July 2015-March 2016) 2. Ramakrishna Mission Home of Service, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh (August- September 2016) VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. Team member in an undergraduate research project “Sustainability Audit on 24 Yr. Sustainability of Electronic Products” under Delhi University for 2 years B.Sc. Home Science (Hons.) 2. Taught children in home settings for 2 years as part of personal interest INTERNSHIP: 1. Worked in Child Development Centre, Lok Nayak Hospital, New Delhi 2. "Aashirwad Special Education School (Centre for Mentally Challenged)"-A Unit of Sanjeevani Social Welfare Society, New Delhi 3. Manufacturing and quality control of drugs and pharmaceuticals at Shalaks Pharmaceuticals Pvt. Ltd.. New Delhi

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 106 BATCH PROFILES KARISHMA MAKHIJA

DISSERTATION: Multiple Meanings of University FIELDWORK: 1. NASEOH, Chembur (July 2015-March 2016) 2. Integrated Rural Health and Development Project, IRHDP, Aghai

25 Yr. B.A. Programme

LORELLE MURZELLO

DISSERTATION: Experiences of mental health users in public hospitals FIELDWORK: 1. Shelter Don Bosco, Matunga (July 2015 - March 2016) 2. Svenska Kyrkan (Swedish Church), Bergsjön. (Gothenburg, Sweden) April- May 2016 3. Trust for Reaching the Unreached (TRU), Gujarat (August-September 2016) VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. Volunteer at at Muktangan (2012-14) 2. Volunteer at Committed Communities Development Trust (April 1st-May 21 Yr. 31st 2013) B.A in Psychology and Anthropology 3. Worked as a volunteer at 4th Global Mental Health Summit INTERNSHIP: 1. Research intern with Kalyani Media Group on a Public Health Project titled 'Leadership Haryana (April-June 2015)

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 107 BATCH PROFILES MAYA SEN

DISSERTATION The effect of expressive arts on the mental health of children in institutions FIELDWORK: 1. Children of the world trust, Nerul (July 2015-March 2016 2. Integrated Rural Health and Development Project, IRHDP, Aghai VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. Worked with children and adolescents in the Institute of Psychological and Educational Research

22 Yr. B.A Sociology(honours)

MOHD. FARAZ

DISSERTATION: Mental Health Of Employees Working in Shift FIELDWORK: 1. M East Ward, Mumbai (July 2015-March 2016) 2. Altruist (Dava & Dua Project), Unava, Gujarat(August-September 2016) WORK EXPERIENCE: 1. 1 year with a domestic Firm 2. 6 months With an MNC called Soft Nice 3. 18 months with Aon India) INTERNSHIP: 25 Yr. 1. Education for the child of construction labor child ( Project under the BA Economics collaboration of Sandwick and TISS)

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 108 BATCH PROFILES NILESH CHHABURAO KAMBLE

DISSERTATION: Knowledge and Attitudes towards Mental Illness among College Students in Pune City, Maharashtra FIELDWORK: 1. Sarvhara Jan Aandolan, Raigad, Maharashtra(July 2015-March 2016) 2. Integrated Rural Health and Development Project, IRHDP, Aghai VOLUNTEER WORK: 1.SAA (Schizophrenia Awareness Association) for 1 month WORK EXPERIENCE: 1. Sancharak and Team Leader in Pratham Infotech Foundation, 26 Yr. Pune for 6 months. BA Economics, MA Economics 2. Involved in Research project on 'Duration and Inequality in Untreated Mental Illness: A Study of Person with Mental Illness from Yerwada Mental Hospital Pune.

DR. NISHAT VIRANI WALAVALKAR

DISSERTATION: Psychosocial consequences of Client Suicide on Mental Health Professionals FIELDWORK: 1. Awaaz-e-Niswaan 2. Rehnuma Trust , Mumbai(July 2015-March 2016) 3. Integrated Rural Health and Development Project, IRHDP, Aghai (August-September 2016) VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. “Dental Health awareness and Caries Prevention campaign” organised by “The Aga Khan health services, Mumbai as well as a diagnostic camp in Yavat , Pune conducted by M.A. Rangoonwala Dental college, pune. 31 Yr. 2. Helped conduct the Students Hepatitis vaccination drive and blood donation Bachelor of Dental Surgery (B.D.S) drives at the Dental college level. 3. Participated and helped conduct a special workshop in basics of Judo and exercise /movement for students of Dilkhush special school, juhu, Mumbai WORK EXPERIENCE: 1. Worked as A Dental surgeon at Bhagini Samaj Trust, Lion Kartar Singh Hospital and Dental Serenity in Mumbai.

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 109 BATCH PROFILES RICHA SINGH

DISSERTATION: To study the knowledge and attitude towards mental illness among youth FIELDWORK: 1. PRAYAS, Mumbai (July 2015-March 2016) 2. Trust for Reaching the Unreached (TRU), Gujarat (August-September 2016) VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. WAGGGS INTERNSHIP: 1. MDG-6, Sangam Pune (WAGGGS) 23 Yr. 2. MazdoorKisan Shakti Sangathan B.A. (English Literature, Psychology), 3. Neenv-Shikshaa kaa Sawaal, M.A. (English Literature)

RISHA RAMACHANDRAN

DISSERTATION: Effect of collective religious practices on mental health of Nair women in Delhi FIELDWORK: 1. Sarva Vikas Deep Trust, Mumbai (July 2015- March 2016) 2. Altruist (Dava & Dua Project), Unava, Gujarat(August-September 2016) VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. Tamana (August 2011- May 2012) 2. As a volunteer at 4th Global Mental Health Summit INTERNSHIP: 23 Yr. 1. 6 months internship at Lady Hardinge Medical College(Child and Adolescent B.A Psychology (H), Sangeet Shiromani Psychiatry ward) Diploma Course in Karnatic Vocal

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 110 BATCH PROFILES ROYINA MAHANTA

DISSERTATION: Attitudes and Perceptions of Youth on Homosexuality FIELDWORK: 1. Urja Trust - Living with Dignity, Mumbai (July 2015-March 2016) 2. Trust for Reaching the Unreached (TRU), Gujarat (August-September 2016) VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. Taught slum children in Adharshila (NGO) INTERNSHIP: 1. Intern at The Counselling Cell, IIT Guwahati 2. Oral History Research Assistant to Professor in TISS Guwahati 22 Yr. 3. Xavier’s Resource Centre for the Visually Challenged B.A Psychology (H)

SHARON ANN SABU

DISSERTATION: Mothers' experience and knowledge about children with Intellectual disability in BUDS School,Kerala FIELDWORK: 1. Magic Bus Foundation India, Mumbai (July 2015-March 2016) 2. Vives University, Kortrijk, Belgium 3. Trust for Reaching the Unreached (TRU), Gujarat(August-September 2016) VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. As a volunteer at 4th Global Mental Health Summit

23 Yr. Bachelors in Social Work

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 111 BATCH PROFILES SHRIKANT RODE

DISSERTATION: The Perception of Caregiver About the Needs and Gaps in Mental Health Services (A Study at Thane Mental Hospital) FIELDWORK: 1. Ankur Trust, Dist. Raidad Tq. Pen. (July 2015-March 2016) 2. Altruist (Dava & Dua Project), Unava, Gujarat(August-September 2016) VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. Volunteer at Global Mental Health Summit 2015 (TISS)

29 Yr. BA (Physical Education, Geography, English), B.Ed. (English, Geography)

SONALI N JHADAV

DISSERTATION: Understanding the mental health needs to single women in Marathvada region rural Maharashtra FIELDWORK 1. M ward in Mumbai Maharastra. (July 2015-March 2016) 2. Altruist (Dava & Dua Project), Unava, Gujarat (August-September 2016)

25 Yr. Bachelor in Social Work

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 112 BATCH PROFILES VIVEK JADHAV

DISSERTATION: Issue of self-esteem and stress in children living in shelter home FIELDWORK: 1. MCGM: Women Self-help groups, BPL Survey 2. MELJOL: Child Rights 3. Silver Innings: Old Age Home WORK EXPERIENCE: 1. Lokpanchayat NGO: Fieldwork coordinator under Action- Aid project for one year 23 Yr. Bachelor in Social Work (B.S.W.) from Nirmala Niketan college of Social Work

MD ZAKARIYA RAZAA

DISSERTATION: Nutritional Health Status of Pasmanda Muslim Children: A Study in Saharsa District of Bihar FIELDWORK: 1. Prayas Gramin Vikas Samiti, Patna (1st yr BSW) 2. Youth Mobilization for National Advancement, Patna (2nd yr BSW) 3. Mahila Chetna Vikas Mandal, Saharsa (3rd yr BSW) WORK EXPERIENCE: 1. Block Resource Person ( In various Blocks Under District) and District Resource Person under the work structure of District Mid Day Meal Scheme, 25 Yr. Education Department, Saharsa, Bihar Bachelors in Social Work

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BATCH PROFILES 2015-17

M.A. SOCIAL WORK IN PUBLIC HEALTH BATCH PROFILES

Twenty first century health issues are complex and multidimensional, requiring innovative responses across professionals at all levels of society. The M.A. Social Work in Public Health offered by the Centre for Health and Mental Health, School of Social Work aims to address the multifaceted dimensions of health in an ever changing context and develop skills among social work professionals to analyse health issues from a micro, meso, and macro contexts as well as work towards protecting health as a human right. This programme seeks to address the limited institutional capacity in India for strengthening training, research, and policy development in the area of health. The course draws from both social work and public health theories, research, and practice. Public health social workers draw on the rich traditions and complementary methods of the two fields of social work and public health to enhance effectiveness and promote health. Thus, given their professional skill set, they are best placed to design, implement, and manage those aspects of community health which requires involvement with the community and groups and engagement with the health system particularly in its interface with people/users. Social workers with a specialized knowledge of Public health are also well placed to design, implement and manage larger and more complex interventions in government institutions, non-government organisations, hospitals and research-based organizations. They gain competence to work on any health related issues and to work with both the voluntary sector and the state run programs. Field Engagements: The field engagements under the program of Social Work in Public Health has trained professionals not only in aspects of health issues but also has enabled them to understand public health from a development perspective. This perspective helps the students to appreciate the linkages between poverty, marginalization, rurality, violence, conflict, gender, and public health as well as well-being. The fieldwork component in the program has focused on both urban and rural public health. Students trained in M.A. S.W. in Public Health can be integrated in the state run National and District Public Health Programs as well as NGO run Public Health services for models of intervention, advocacy, and research programs.

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SEMESTER COURSE CREDITS

I Introduction to Health and Mental Health 2 Social Sciences and Health 2 II Health and Development 2 Social Action, Networking and Advocacy 2 Community Health Process and Practice 2 III Health Policy, Programmes and Legislation 2 Communication Theories and its Application in the field of Health 2 Epidemiology and Biostatistics 2 IV Comparative Studies of Health Systems 2 Health Management and Planning 2

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 115 BATCH PROFILES

BIKRAM BASAK

DISSERTATION: Impact of Social media on University students FIELD WORK: 1. Rural community based field work in Mahidapur and Sattore village, West Bengal. 2. Dubrajpur Block Development Office, West Bengal. 3. Sub-Divisional Hospital, Sian, West Bengal. VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. Institute of Pulmocare and Research, Kolkata (COPD Project, 2013). 23 Yr. 2. Rotaract Club of Social Work Department, Visva-Bharati University Bachelor of Social Work (Jt. Secretary 2013-14) Master of Social work 3. Alexis Centre for Agriculture & Rural Development (Student social worker, 2013-2014) INTERNSHIP: 1.Society for the Promotion of Youth and Masses, Delhi. 2.Loka Kalyan Parishad, Bolpur, West Bengal 3.SEV AKS (District Disability Rehabilitation Centre), Birbhum, West Bengal

CARINTHIA BALABET NENGNONG

DISSERTATION: Exploring Traditional Healing Practices amongst the Khasi tribe in Meghalaya: Ethnographic Study FIELD WORK: 1. World Vision India, Shillong 2. Sevadan Special School, Mumbai 3. Prayas, Rajasthan VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. Mei Ram-ew Festival, Mawphlang organised by North East Slow Food &

22 Yr. Agrobiodiversity Society (NESFAS) Bachelors in Social work 2. Global Mental Health Summit, 2015 TISS

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 116 BATCH PROFILES CHETNA SONIYA

DISSERTATION: Knowledge and practices of family planning among Pardhi communityW omen's living in PAPs urban resettlement colony in Mumbai FIELD WORK: Doctors For You Lallubhai compound Mumbai VOLUNTEER WORK: Global Mental health Summit 2015,TISS INTERNSHIP: CSR(corporate social responsibility) Deloitte shared services 24 Yr. B. Pharmacy

DR. DARSHITA SINGH

DISSERTATION: Accessibility,Utilisation and Satisfaction of Maternal Health services in Public Hospital,Mumbai FIELD WORK: 1. 1.Samaj Samta Ani Vikas (SSV) Sanstha,Thane 2. Prayas organisation,Chittorgarh VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. National Service Scheme (NSS) Volunteer 2013 2. Youth Red Cross Society Volunteer for blood donation and oral health check 25 Yr. up at Mahila Samakhya ( Government of India Project) 2014 Bachelors of Dental Surgery (B.D.S) 3. Youth Red Cross Society Volunteer for blood donation and oral health check up Joshi's Educational Foundation , Karnataka 2014 INTERNSHIP: Indian Red Cross Society,Gujarat Work Experience Prabhakar Kore Charitable Hospital, Belgaum,Karnataka 1 year

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 117 BATCH PROFILES INDRANARAYAN ROYCHOWDHURI

DISSERTATION: Health Problems Faced By Contractual Coal Miners in West Bengal FIELD WORK: Hamara Foundation,Mumbai Central,Mumbai VOLUNTEER WORK: Event Head of "Heritage Walk", a program under the University of Delhi

23 Yr. B.A. (Hons.) English

MIHIKA BAPNA

DISSERTATION: Analysing health care gaps for female sex workers in Mumbai FIELD WORK: Shanti Sadan Mahilla Vastigruh, Ulhasnagar, Thane district, Mumbai VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. Missionaries of charity, Vadodara , Gujarat 2. Global Mental Health Summit at TISS, Mumbai INTERNSHIP: 1. Gold gym, Vadodara\ 23 Yr. B.Sc in Home Science 2. Shubhechha hospital, Vadodara (Food and Nutrition) 3. Krishna Nursing home, Vadodara

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 118 BATCH PROFILES MUSKAN KOHLI

DISSERTATION: Substance Abuse among the youth in FIELD WORK: 1. Family Service Centre 2. SAHYOG VOLUNTEER WORK: NSS and one month summer internship in May 2016 INTERNSHIP: Anand Rathi Stock Brockers 22 Yr. B.com

NASIMA KHATUN

DISSERTATION: 1. Establish Disease Pattern: A study on the relation between diseases and environmental determinants in slum, Mankhurd, Mumbai. 2. A study on Personal Hygiene among Waste Pickers in the town Osmanabad, Maharashtra FIELD WORK: 1. PRAYAS organisation,Chittorgarh, Rajasthan 2. Transforming Disability – Micro Level Planning in M-East ward,TISS, Mumbai 3. MPSSM on Sanitary Mart & Production Centre – Solapur, Maharashtra VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. Survey & Data Collection on TADP (Tribal Area Development Programme) in Rajasthan, jointly conducted by TISS & UNICEF. 2. PEER Supporter, Counselling Centre – TISS, Mumbai. 43 Yr. 3. Awareness Camp on Transforming Disability to the ICDS workers & CHW B.Sc(Maths), PGD (WASH) (Community Health Workers), TISS, Mumbai INTERNSHIP: 1. Assistant to Research Associate on Sewage Treatment Plants, SARASWATI project, TISS 2. Project Management on Rehabilitation of Trafficked Children & Women, Interreligious Centre Of Development, West Bengal. 3.Bareilly Bridge Workshop on GIS mapping. WORK EXPERIENCE: 1. Project Management on Health Project & Education Project. 2. Teaching in Adult Literacy & Drop Out Children. 3. Trained in PRA with Robert Chambers in PRAXIS INTERNATIONAL, Kerala. Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 119 BATCH PROFILES NEERAJ KUMAR

DISSERTATION: Stressors among 'currently' single gay men because of romantic and intimate relationship(s) FIELD WORK: 1. Human Right law and network 2. Sahayog VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. The YP Foundation (1 year) 2. AIESEC in Delhi university 23 Yr. 3. Global mental health summit, TISS Mumbai B. Com (Hons) Work Experience 1. The YP Foundation (6 months) 2. School of education and social work, University of sussex (6 months) 3. Gandhi Fellowship

OJASWINI BAKSHI

DISSERTATION: Understanding Sexual and Reproductive Health Behaviour among Unmarried Muslim Adolescent girls FIELD WORK: 1. 1.Jagruti Kendra, Jari Mari, Mumbai 2. Sarsoon Village (Palghar Distrcit, Maharashtra)- Village Development plan VOLUNTEER WORK: Global Mental Health Summit, TISS, Mumbai INTERNSHIP: 23 Yr. 1. Kalyani Institute for Study, Planning and Action for Rural Change B.A. (H) Sociology [KINSPARC] 2. SACH Consultancy WORK EXPERIENCE: 1. Student Research Assistant at More Miles on Yamuna Research Project, Miranda House, University of Delhi (1 year)

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 120 BATCH PROFILES PRATIK AGGARWAL

DISSERTATION: Access of healthcare services by Hijra community FIELD WORK: 1. Tata Power Skill Development Institute, Kalyan 2. Inclusive Community Based Rehabilitation, Karjat 3. Village Development Plan for Sarsun Village, Palghar District, Maharashtra VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. Global Mental Health Summit, Mumbai 2. In Service Training and Sensitisation of Teachers (3 day workshop), Kalyan 24 Yr. INTERNSHIP: B. Tech (Electronics and communications) 1. Pahal Welfare Society, Delhi 2. HCL Technologies, Noida WORK EXPERIENCE: Ericsson India Global Services Pvt. Ltd., Noida

ROSHNEE BURMA

DISSERTATION: Health status and health care utilization of Burmese refugees in New Delhi, India. FIELD WORK: 1. Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA), Mumbai 2. Prayas, Rajasthan VOLUNTEER WORK: Global mental health Summit, TISS, Mumbai. INTERNSHIP: 23 Yr. 1. Teach for india (Delhi) BA (Hons) Psychology 2. Indian Institute of Counselling (Delhi) 3. ICRW, Delhi

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 121 BATCH PROFILES SAGAR KUMAR PATRA

DISSERTATION: Exploring Pathways to Mental Health Care among Women with Conversion Disorder FIELD WORK: 1. Shramik Kranti Sanghatana, Pen, Raigarh District, Maharashtra 2. Village Development Plan, Dobosa, Palghar District, Maharashtra (CBCS - Project Management) 3. Neighbourhood Community Development Programme, Chennai VOLUNTEER WORK: 23 Yr. 1. Global Mental Health Summit 2015 at Tata Institute of Social Sciences, BSW (Bachelors of Social Work), Mumbai M.Sc in Medical Sociology 2. National Service Scheme (NSS) for 5 Years 3. 8th Congress of the International Research Network on “Regional and Local Sustainable Development, Bhubaneswar INTERNSHIP: 1. Development Initiative, Bhubaneswar 2. Apollo Hospital, Greams Lane, Off Greams Road, Chennai 3. World Vision India, Chennai

SHANKY PANICKER

DISSERTATION: Impact of Non-Adherence of Anti-TB Treatment FIELD WORK: Praja Foundation, Fort, Mumbai WORK EXPERIENCE: 1. Business Travel Executive, Cox & Kings Pvt. Ltd. 1 Year 3 months 2. Travel Counselor, Kuoni Group, 6 Months 3. Territory Manager, Invida India Pvt. Ltd. 1 year, 3 Months 4. District Coordinator, Axshya Project, Global Fund Round 9, 28 Yr. CBCI-CARD, 10 months. B.A (Prog) Sociology & TTM

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 122 BATCH PROFILES SUHASINI BALI

DISSERTATION: Perception of menstruation among girls with visual impairment FIELD WORK: Cheshire Homes India, Mumbai VOLUNTEER WORK: Mobile creches, New Delhi INTERNSHIP: The Holy Angels School, Nainital WORK EXPERIENCE: 24 Yr. B.Sc (H) Home Science in Human Children's Public school,Ghaziabad (5months) Development and Childhood studies

SURABHI DOGRA

DISSERTATION: Impact of access to mHealth services on Maternal Health related knowledge and behaviour among pregnant women FIELD WORK: 1. Young Women's Christian Assosciation(YWCA), Mumbai 2. Project Management Field Work with Action Aid and JSW: Kaveri Village, Jawahar, Palghar District, Maharasthra VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. SEWA Delhi (Self-Employed Women's Association) 22 Yr. B.A. (Hons.) Multi Media and 2. Scribe as part of Community Service for Central Board of Secondary Mass Communication Education 3. Global Mental Health Summit 2015, Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai INTERNSHIP: 1. SEWA Bharat (Self-Employed Women's Association) 2. NDTV

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 123 BATCH PROFILES VATSALA RAGHUVANSHI

DISSERTATION: Social determinants of hypertension among middle aged adults and Accessibility of healthcare for hypertension FIELD WORK: Jagruti Kendra, Jari Mari, Mumbai

22 Yr. B.Sc. (P) Home Science

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BATCH PROFILES 2015-17

M.A. SOCIAL WORK IN WOMEN CENTERED PRACTICE BATCH PROFILES

The MA Social Work in Women Centered Practice programme is geared towards understanding women and their varied realities and issues - particularly their condition, position and status and their relationship with men, resources and power in society. The focus on looking at women's discourse has been a relatively new and now well established tradition within social sciences. Within social work, the purpose is to look at and develop practice models and trajectories in the global and indigenous contexts with women as the core. To develop women's agency and citizenship the curriculum focuses on broad areas of feminist practice, engendering justice and engendering development discourse within domains such as work and education. It has introduced the students to the varied aspects of theory and reality and the dialectic between the two. The programme thus aims to prepare and equip the new learners/graduates to directly work with people and, women in particular, in their communities, movements and campaigns; in organisations initiated by the civil society and the state; with issues and concerns of oppressive social structures, development and state at local, national and international level, and forums; within systems and institutions of governance and the state performing roles of social workers, activists, coordinators, managers, researchers and educators.

Pedagogy of the course involves the following: 1. Learning through discussions 2. Extensive reading and critical reflections 3. Presentation and Communication 4. Skill-building activities: These largely involve activities such as sessions on gender analysis frameworks, leadership skills, feminist counseling and so on. 5. Guest lectures 6. Workshops: Workshops on certain skills and topics are held such as sexuality, SPSS, Atlas.T and so on by resource persons 7. Research: Curiosity, enquiry and the desire for change are the most basic qualities of a social worker. These are realized and enhanced through feminist epistemological enquiries. Research engagement is phased, with training and learning in each phase. Feminist research methods, along with various other methodologies are learnt and applied. Data analysis software like SPSS and Atlas TI are also taught as a part of the curriculum 8. Rural Practicum: Rural practicum helps students to engage with an ethnographic perspective to gain multifaceted view of women's lives and realities. 9. Field Engagement: It comprises of institutional visits, concurrent field placement for 3 semesters, rural practicum and Block placement. It gives the students an opportunity to engage with a variety of areas of social work like violence against women, women and work, rural and tribal issues of women, women in institutional settings, women and law, and Corporate Social Responsibility. Concurrent Fieldwork compliments class room learning.

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 126 Women as a category of analysis have increasingly been studied to evolve an understanding of their condition, position and status and their relationship with men, resources and power in society. With the evolution of gender studies and a critical understanding of women's position, a large body of knowledge is now increasingly available to understand the issues, as well as for developing effective interventions at different levels. Women continue to remain marginalised and have to be studied and addressed as a separate vulnerable group. Within social work epistemology and praxis, there is, thus, an imperative to include the realities of women—in particular women-centred social work. This would mean an understanding of feminist theorisations, praxis models, praxis trajectories in the global and indigenous contexts and developing appropriate skills for intervention at multiple levels. The M.A. Social Work in Woman-Centred Practice endeavours to engage learners to critically understand and examine women's position in society from diverse feminist theoretical frameworks, so as to develop judicious skills of intervention and to develop women's agency and citizenship. The programme aims to prepare and equip its graduates to directly work with people — women in particular — in their communities, movements and campaigns; in organisations initiated by civil society and the state; with issues and concerns of oppressive social structures, development and state at the local, national and international level; within systems and institutions of governance and the state. The programme envisages its graduates performing the multiple roles of social worker, activist, design and implement programmes, coordinator, researcher and educator.

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SEMESTER COURSE CODE COURSE CREDITS

I WCP1.1 Women, History and society: feminist theories and perspectives 2 II WCP 1.2 Women, History and society: feminist theories and perspectives 2 WCP 2 Engendering Rural Realities: Rural Practicum 2 DTSA 03 Adivasi and Dalit movement: Theory and practice 2 WCP4.2 Women development Practice and Politics 2 III WCP6 Women and work 4 WCP4.1 Feminist social work practice” work with women 2 WCP3 Seminar on Gendered Boy, Sexuality and Violence 2 WCP5.1 IV Engendering law and justice 2 WCP5.2 C Social work common course 55

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 127 BATCH PROFILES ABHITI GUPTA

DISSERTATION : Status of Women in Nomadic and Denotified community in Delhi FIELD WORK : 1. Samaj Samta Ani Vikas Sanstha,Thane 2. Mahila Rajsathan Andolan; 3. SUTRA, Himachal Pradesh ( ethnographic study ) INTERNSHIP Human Rights Law Network (Jan, 2013-March, 2013); Delhi State Legal Services Authority (July,2012) 26 Yr. WORK EXPERIENCE : B.A LLB 2 years' Work experience (Aug, 2013 to May,2015)working with Human

Rights Law Network, Delhi

BHARTI KADAM

DISSERTATION: A Study of the Relationship of Education to Improvement the Status of Muslim Young Women in Mumbai. FIELD WORK : 1. MAVA(Men against Violence and Abuse), 2. Mahila Rajsattan Andolan, 3. SUTRA(Himachal Pradesh) WORK EXPERIENCE: 1. One year for CEHAT 45 Yr. 2. Nine years in Chehak Trust Bachelors of Arts

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 128 BATCH PROFILES JYOTI VERMA

DISSERTATION: An exploration of women's lives in prison FIELD WORK: 1. Special Cell for women and children, Commissioner of Police Office 2. Slum Rehabilitation Society, Bandra 3. Rural Practicum: Sutra, Himachal Pradesh WORK EXPERIENCE: 2 years at Slum Soccer (NGO), Nagpur

26 Yr. M.sc Geoinformatics

KOEL DAS

DISSERTATION: “Jeevika” as a mode of women empowerment. FIELD WORK: 1. Dignity Foundation 2. Aakar Samajik Sansthan. INTERNSHIP: Jeevika (Bihar Rural Livelihood Promotion society)

26 Yr. M.A English

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 129 BATCH PROFILES CHETNA SONI

DISSERTATION: Study of Experiences of Women married to NRIs from District, Punjab FIELD WORK: 1. National Domestic Workers Movement, Mumbai 2. Cheshire Home, Mumbai 3. Vikalp Sansthan, Rajasthan WORK EXPERIENCE:

4 years of of working with Social Network India, New Delhi 32 Yr. Bachelors in Social Work

DOMELA WANGDI BHUTIA

DISSERATION: Parenting and Gender socialization in Gorkha Community FIELD WORK: 1. Cheshire Home,Mumbai 2. Deonar rehabilitation home. 3. Rural Practicum: SUTRA Himachal Pradesh. VOLUNTEERWORK: 1. Kanchanjungha Uddhar Kendra, 2. Crayons of hope, 23 Yr. 3. Childline, Kurseong Bachelors of Arts INTERNSHIP: 1. ChildLine Kurseong. 2. Kanchanjungha Uddhar Kendra

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 132 BATCH PROFILES MONALIKA TIWARI

DISSERTATION: Sexual Harassment of Women working in the Informal Sector FIELD WORK: 1. Byculla Women'sPrison; 2. Crime Branch: Child Protection Unit(Thane) 3. Sutra Rural Practicum : Sutra Himachal Pradesh VOLUNTEERWORK: One Billion Rising;Goonj (Olakh's Project For Children Dwelling In Slums) WORK EXPERIENCE: 24 Yr. Olakh Vadodra B. Arts Sociology (Hons.)

MONIKA BHARTI

DISSERATION: Issues of the inform Al caregivers of elderly FIELD WORK: 1. Urban Health Center, Cheeta Camp 2. Slum Rehabilitation Society, Goregaon VOLUNTEERWORK: Volunteer Red at Nirmal Hriday And Gramin Gyan Kenra (IIT,BHU) as a teacher

22 Yr. B. Arts Sociology

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 133 BATCH PROFILES NIKITA AGGARWAL

DISSERTATION: Understanding economic abuse among survivors of Domestic violence FIELD WORK: 1. Street children and women Agency HAMARA foundation 2. Navjeevan Mahila Vastigruha 3. Understanding their political participation and ethnography Agency: SUTRA VOLUNTEERWORK: 1. Friendicoes (SECA), as an animal care 2. Udyaan care, volunteer to help girls in their extra curricular 23 Yr. 3. Teach for India, coordinator for an event B.A in Economics and Political Science INTERNSHIP: Azad Foundation, worked as documentation and communication assistant

PALLAVI CHATTERJEE

DISSERTATION: The conception of gendered self-concepts among school-attending urban adolescents FIELD WORK: 1. Cheshire Home, Andheri 2. Special Cell for Women and Children, Dadar Police Station VOLUNTEERWORK: Research analyst for the Mumbai Votes team INTERNSHIP: 1. ADAPT, formerly the Spastics Society of India, 2. Teach for India at the FLAME Institute, Pune. 23 Yr. WORK EXPERIENCE: B.A in Psychology 1. Teacher at the Mithanagar Mumbai Public School, Mumbai 2. Two-year fellowship completed with Teach for India (June, 2013 – April, 2015)

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 134 BATCH PROFILES PUJA BISWAS

DISSERTATION: A Study of Physical, Psychological and Sexual Violence Within Dating Relationships of Young Women of India FIELD WORK: 1. SarvaharaJan Andolan, Roha, Raigad, Maharashtra 2. Special Cell for Women and Children, Vikhroli Police Station, Vikhroli, Mumbai, Maharashtra 3. Vikalp Sansthan, Rajashthan (Rural Practicum)

23 Yr. BA in Comparative Literature

RUBI KUMARI

DISSERTATION: Reproductive health of tribal women.( Gujarat Tribe) FIELD WORK: 1. Seva Sadan. 2. Special cell for women and children ( Vakola Police Station) 3. Vikalp Sansthan, Rajashthan (Rural Practicum)

22 Yr. Bachelors in Social Work

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 135 BATCH PROFILES RWITI ROY

DISSERTATION: Violence/discrimination against female activists in political and personal lives FIELD WORK: 1. Slum Rehabilitation Society, Mumbai. 2. National Domestic Workers' Movement, Mumbai 3. Vikalp, Udaipur

23 Yr. B.A in Comparative Literature

SAMPADA PARIHAR

DISSERTATION: Role of Self Help Group in Women Empowerment FIELD WORK: 1. Vikalp Organisation, Rajasthan 2. New Observation Home for Boys 3. Maharashtra Mahila Parishad, Navi Mumbai VOLUNTEERWORK: 1. NSS Camp. 2. Bel-Air Hospital. 22 Yr. 3. Participated in National Conference on “Social-Work Education- An Indian Bachelors in Social Work View Point”.

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 136 BATCH PROFILES SHIPRA BADUNI

DISSERTATION: Collective empowerment of women FIELD WORK: 1. Children of the world 2. Vikalp (Rajasthan ) INTERNSHIP: Content writer at Modeit,social media intern at french touch travel. Dance instructor with the danceworx delhi

22 Yr. B.A English hons.

S.L HATLALBIAK VAIPHEI

DISSERTATION: Women and “Brideprice”: A Case Study of the Vaiphei Society of Manipur. FIELD WORK: 1. Modern Educational Social and Cultural Organisation (MESCO); 2. Akshara Centre

23 Yr. B.A. (Hons.) History

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 137 BATCH PROFILES SRIPARNA MONDAL

DISSERATION: Reproduction rights of women married as children in West Bengal FIELD WORK: 1. Special Cell for Women and Children 2. Doctors For You 3. Rural Practicum- Vikalp Sansthan, Udaipur, Rajasthan

22 Yr. B.A. in Sociology

TRISHA DEWAN

DISSERTATION: Understanding gender socialisation among adolescent girls in school FIELD WORK: 1. Shelter Don Bosco, Wadala 2. Vacha Resource centre for girls and women. 3. Vikalp Sansthan, Rajasthan. VOLUNTEER WORK: 1. NSS Camp. 2. Bel-Air Hospital. 23 Yr. 3. Participated in National Conference on “Social-Work Education- An Indian B.A (Sociology hons) View Point”.

Placement Brochure 2015 - 2017 138 BATCH PROFILES PAYAL KARWADE

DISSERTATION: Health status of women in Nagpur municipal corporation in Nagpur FIELD WORK: 1. ICBR- inclusive community based on rehabilitation (TISSAction Project ) in Karjat Block, 2. Vacha Resource centre for Girls and Women 3. SUTRA NGO in Himachal Pradesh, VOLUNTEERWORK: 1. NCC in L.A.D Colllege, Nagpur, 22 Yr. 2. Youth for Self And Social Change Ngo in Nagpur, Bachelor in commerce 3. Ambedkar Memorial Lecture in logistic committee in TISS Mumbai WORK EXPERIENCE: Accountant in Dream House Property dealing office in Nagpur.

OJESHWINI SINGH

DISSERTATION: Rehabilitation processes for young survivors of trafficking in Kathmandu, Nepal FIELD WORK: 1. Navjeevan Mahila Vastigruh, Deonar, Mumbai; 2. Resource cell for Juvenile Justice, Dongri Observation home, Mumbai; 3. Sadbhav Mission, Delhi;

22 Yr. Bachelors in Social Work

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