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Category: Public Health

​’Working hope: How ASHAs mediate between their communities and the health system’

  By sama Announcements, Public Health

Sama Resource Group for Women and Health is organising a talk titled ‘Working hope: How ASHAs mediate between their communities and the health system’ on the 24th of March, 2023 at 5pm IST. Our speaker is Vrinda Marwah, Assistant Professor in the Department of Sociology at the University of South Florida. Continue reading

Short course: GBV & Health systems roles and accountability

  By sama Announcements, Gender Based Violence, Public Health

Sama is organising a state-level short course in Bihar on the issue of gender-based violence and understanding the comprehensive role of the health system towards seeking accountability. The call for applications is currently open for activists, organisations, and individuals engaging… Continue reading

World Health Day 2021

  By sama Announcements, Community Voices, Gender Based Violence, Pandemics and COVID-19, Posters, Public Health, Young Women and Mental Health

Gender based Violence and Health Mental Health, Gender, and Health Bodily autonomy, Gender, and Health Gender, Health Systems Continue reading

Tagged   gender based violence, mental health, right to safe abortion

International Safe Abortion Day- 28th September 2020

  By sama Our Work, Posters, Public Health

The Right to Safe Abortion is inextricably linked to the health and lives of ALL women, girls, and trans-persons. The ongoing struggles to surmount the barriers in securing safe abortions services globally are in fact a testimony of the systematic… Continue reading

The XVI National Conference of IAWS: Sub-theme 8

  By admin Our Work, Public Health

The XVI National Conference of Indian Association for Women’s Studies (IAWS) will be held from 28th to 31st January, 2020 in Delhi at the National Law University. The theme of the Conference is Constitutional Principles in 21st century India: Visions for Emancipation. This conference seeks to bring out … Continue reading

National Course on Gender, Health and Rights

  By admin Gender Based Violence, Our Work, Public Health, Sexual and Reproductive Health

24 to 30 June, 2019 | New Delhi The week-long national course on “Gender, Heath and Rights” organised by Sama is beginning on 24th June 2019 and will continue till 30th June at the Zorba the Buddha in south Delhi.… Continue reading

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  • What’s New

    • Survivor-centric Approach in Addressing GBV: a 2-part webinar
    • Abortion law in India: A step backward after going forward
    • Short course on GBV in Jharkhand
    • Beyond Limitations: A Roundtable on Rights & Issues of Young People
    • Call for Applications: National Short Course on GBV
    • Training Modules on Addressing GBV for Healthcare Providers
    • Webinar on ‘Technology facilitated GBV’
    • Examining the Contested Political and Economic Landscape of Assisted Reproductive Technology and Surrogacy Regulations in India
    • ​’Working hope: How ASHAs mediate between their communities and the health system’
    • The Unravelling Pandemic: Envisioning our Intersectional Feminist Futures
    • Regulation of Surrogacy in India
    • Innovative practices to address GBV in the Asia Pacific region in the pandemic context 
  • Training, Building Capacities and Leadership

    Our Trainings and Capacity Building activities facilitate mobilization and provide support towards organizing around health issues and promoting health rights. They contribute to … Read more »

  • Research

    Research is an integral component of Sama’s work. Research is carried out on issues that the organization is already advocating around or in situations where we feel that there is a need to initiate … Read more »

  • Advocacy

    Sama recognizes the critical role of advocacy in building collective understanding on various issues and to strengthen and sustain campaigns around them. Advocacy initiatives of Sama, including … Read more »

  • Knowledge Creation

    Sama undertakes Creation of Knowledge Resources and their Dissemination on different issues pertaining to women and health. This forms our core strategy on various issues and initiatives that Sama … Read more »

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