Sama has been consistently using the film on surrogacy -“Can We See the Baby Bump Please?”, that it produced in 2013 as a tool to initiate and further discussions on the issue. The film screenings and discussions have been organized… Continue reading
Sama has been engaging on the issue of coercive population policies and the two child norm through research, advocacy and campaigns against. Sama has also been involved in the initiative for development of curriculum for NCERT school text books. In… Continue reading
A process of Situational Assessment of public health facilities in Delhi was initiated to explore and understand the preparedness of Hospitals in Delhi to respond to survivors of sexual violence and domestic violence; create spaces for learning and linking with… Continue reading
Sarojini from Sama participated in the XVII Humanitarian Congress in Berlin held on 9 October, 2015 at Charite University. Sama was a part of the panel on ‘The right shot: the struggle to ensure access to effective vaccines’. Continue reading
Sama was invited to present on ‘Ground challenges of working with the victims of sexual crimes and the efforts made for mental and physical rehabilitation of such victims’ as part of a Panel discussion on ‘Sexual Crimes and Response to Victims’ organized… Continue reading
As a part of its efforts to broaden the discussions on ARTs and Surrogacy, Sama has been screening its film Can We See the Baby Bump Please for various audiences. Each screening is followed by discussions where various issues related… Continue reading
