Past Events
Speaker Series: Zero waste Management - C. Srinivasan (11/07/2009)Related Docs: CLICK HERESpeaker Series : Ravi kuchimanchi (10/23/2009)Related Docs: CLICK HEREAnnual Fund Raiser concert: AVARTAN (09/13/2009)http://sandiego.aidindia.org/avartanSpeaker Series: Kiran Vissa (05/17/2009)What : "Indian Agricultural Policy and Farmers Manifesto" Speaker Series: Sudha & Dwiji (04/27/2009) What : workshop on "Negotiating Life from the Margins" and "Politics of Food and Agriculture" Movie Screening Event: March 28th 2009. General Body Meeting: March 7th 2009. Click here for Annual Report. Speaker Series : Krihnammal Speaker Series : Kanchi Kohli (Oct 1st 2008) What : Talk on Kalpavriksh and about her work. Musical Concert by Dr. L. Subramaniam.Date: Sept 5, 2008 between 7:30pm and 9:45pm Where: Poway Center for Performing Arts Tickets:$20, $ 30, $50, $100 (Advance) $5 extra at the gate BUY TICKETS ONLINE AT SULEKHA.COM Contact us: 513-238-8479 Speaker Series: Nafisaben of Utthan.
What: A talk on Utthan, Gujarat General Body Meeting: June 7th, 2008 Speaker Series: Ravi Kuchimanchi & Aravinda
What: A talk on livelihood generation and other projects in AID-Andhra/AID-Orissa by Ravi and Aravinda.
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| Speaker Series: Dr. Balaji Sampath | |
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What: Simple recipes for Literacy, Education and Development! by Dr. Balaji Sampath· When: Tuesday, May 22 2007 6:30PM ·
Where: QUALCOMM Admission: Free and open to all · About the Speaker: Dr. Balaji Sampath, one of the founders of AID and a Fellow with AID is based in Chennai and has been working in the areas of education, health and livelihood in rural India for the past 10 years. He was instrumental in building AID into a large nation-wide organization with chapters in several cities/universities along with other volunteers. After obtaining his Ph.D. in 1997 from the University of Maryland at College Park, he decided to go back to India as a full-time AID volunteer and has been working in Tamil Nadu ever since.
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| Speaker Series: Dr. Arvind Kejriwal | |
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When: Oct 6th 2006 6:30PM ·
Where: Miramar college Admission: Free and open to all ·
About the Speaker: After graduating as a mechanical engineer from IIT Kharagpur in 1989, Arvind Kejriwal joined the civil services in the Indian Revenue Service (1992). He soon realized that much of the corruption prevalent in government was mainly due to lack of transparency in the process. Even while in his official position, he started crusading against the corrupt practices. After several years on Extra-Ordinary Leave from the Government, he resigned his official post and now devotes full time to his work as the founder-head of Parivartan - a Delhi based citizens' movement trying to ensure a just, transparent and accountable governance. He was awarded the Ramon Magsaysay Emergent Leadership award in 2006 for activating India's Right to Information movement at grassroots and social activities to empower the poorest citizens to fight corruption by holding the government answerable to the people. · Resources:
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| Concert by Indian Ocean | |
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When: August 13th 2006, 5PM to 7:30PM · Where: East County Performing Arts Center, 210 East Main Street, 92020 · Admission: $20, $30, $50 · Check out Indian Ocean albums · For more information, please click here
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| Photo exhibit on Bhopal Gas Tragedy | |
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When: May 6 2006, 1:30PM to 5PM · Where: Lajolla Public Library, 7555 Draper Ave La Jolla CA 92037 Admission: Free and open to all.
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| April 23rd 2006: Earth Day Fair | |
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When: April 23rd 2006 10:00AM-5:00PM · Where: Balboa Park · Admission: Free and open to all. · About the event: AID Sandiego participated in the 2006 Earth Day Fair by setting up a booth showcasing AID projects such as ARTRC, Swanirvar, Bhasha and the Narmada/Bhopal campaigns . This year we collected signatures for petitions for the Narmada and Bhopal campaigns. ·
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| April 18th 2006: Candle Light Vigil | |
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When: April 18th 2006 7:30PM-8:30PM· Where: BlackMountain Indian place · About the event: AID Sandiego organized a candle light vigil in solidarity with the Bhopal and Narmada Campaigns. 10-15 people participated in this event. · Pictures from the candle light vigil
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| April 1st 2006 and April7th 2006: One Night in Bhopal screening | |
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When: April 1st 10:30AM and April 8th 7:00PM· Where: Carmel Valley Public library and Hardy Tower SDSU About the event: AID -SD organized two screenings of the move "One Night in Bhopal". "BBC 1's One Night in Bhopal tells the story of the tragedy through the eyes of those who were there. For a complete review, visit http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/bhopal/4037703.stm |
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| Mar 18th 2006: Bhopal booth at Balboa park | |
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When: Mar 18th 2006 1PM-4PM Where: 6th and Laurel, Balboa Park About the event: AID -SD participated in the Peace march event organized by Sandiego Coalition for Peace and Justice. We setup a Bhopal booth, highlighting the Bhopalis' 800 Km epic march to delhi and collecting petitions supporting the same. |
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| Mar 5th 2006: Bhopal booth at Activist Sandiego Meet | |
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When: Mar 5th 2006 1PM-4PM Where: Balboa Park About the event: AID -SD and Amnesty International Sandiego participated in the peace event organized by Activist Sandiego. We setup a Bhopal booth, highlighting the Bhopalis' 800 Km epic march to delhi and collected petitions supporting the same. The bhopal gas tragedy and the Bhopalis' current efforts were briefly mentioned in the RadioShow hosted by Jon Eliot whom we met during the event. |
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| Feb 4th: General Body Meeting | |
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When: Feb 4 th 2006 2:00PM Where: La Jolla Public Library Admission: Open to public About the event: AID-SD organized its annual General Body Meeting on Feb 4th 2006. We presented our annual report and summary of projects funded in the year 2005. · |
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| Oct 31st 2005: Talk by Michael Mazgaonkar | |
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When: Monday Oct 31st 2005 7:00PM
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Admission: Free and open to all. Free and open to all. Non-Qualcommers will be issued a security badge at the entrance. ***RSVP REQUIRED***. Please email sandiego
About the speaker: Michael Mazgaonkar is a social and environmental activist who is living and working in Juna Mozda, a tribal village in the Bharuch district of Gujarat, since 1991. In Mozda, he along with his wife Swati Desai, has been involved in: |
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| Sep 16th 2005: Shyama - An Indian classical ballet by cine actress Shobana and group | |
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When: Sep 16th 2005, Friday, 7.30PM
Venue: Sherwood Auditorium, Museum of contemporary Arts, 700 Prospect Street, La Jolla, CA 92037 |
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| India's Villages - A multimedia seminar on AID's grassroots efforts. |
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When: Jul 9th 2005, Saturday, 2.00PM Venue: Cross Cultural Center, UCSD Admission: Free and Open to All About the speaker: Having established the Association for India's Development (AID) while getting his PhD in Particle Physics at University of Maryland in 1991, Ravi along with Aravinda, returned to India to work on rural development. Aravinda joined AID in 1995 and forged a close collaboration with grassroots people's movements. The talk will focus on the most effective approaches to rural development, some of the success-stories from villages in the past few years and the challenges that the country is grappling with. |
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| Chandra Anil of AID Chennai in San Diego |
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When: Jun 8th 2005, Wednesday, 7.30PM · Venue: Volunteer's home. Please email sandiego Admission: Free and Open to All · About Chandra: Chandra is a key coordinator of AID-Chennai activities and is very knowledgeable about all things AID-Chennai does. This is a good opportunity to understand AID-Chennai's plan for Tsunami work in Tamil Nadu and the education work that AID-Chennai has being doing for the past 2 years and more. AID-San Diego has been very closely involved with AID-Chennai particularly non-monetarily through contributing to education materials such as science and health pamphlets, VCD scripts and more recently scripts for radio science programs. |
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| Dr.Ganesh Devy of Bhasha Tribal Academy in San Diego |
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When: May 31st 2005, Tuesday, 6Pm to 8PM
Venue: Volunteer's home. Please email sandiego Admission: Free and Open to All About Dr.Devy and Bhasha: For an introduction to Bhasha and Dr.Devy and the De-notified tribal community please click here Suggested Reading: o The Draft version of the National Tribal Policy and comments from the Delhi Declaration from Bhasha o Article on The Delhi Declaration in Frontline o "A primitive perspective" More on the Delhi Declaration in Frontline o For a general introduction to the history and lives of De-Notified Tribes, please read the book "Branded by Law" by Dilip D'Souza Related project: AID San Diego's involvement with Bhasha is documented here |
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| AID San Diego participates in Earth Fair on May 1st 2005 |
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An overview of many AID activities - Narmada, Srikakulam, Bhopal, Bilgaon and Tsunami relief - presented in our booth with the help of posters Petitions on Bhopal, Indra Sagar Poster on Bhopal Tragedy More people signing petitions |
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| National Water Policy/Water Conflicts in the next 50 years" - Talk by India Today journalist Steven David |
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Venue: At a volunteer's home. So please email sandiego Date and Time: January 28th 2005, 7:30PM About Steven David: Steven David, 39, has been the principal correspondent for India Today, Bangalore Bureau, for over a decade now. During this time, he has been amongst the foremost journalists to have covered a wide variety of political and developmental stories. Steven has been consistently reviewing government policies and political strategies with a view to highlighting the extent to which public interest is secured. He has been particularly interested in reporting on the communalisation of politics having seen many of the major votaries from close quarters. Steven is visiting USA on a special invitation from the US Ambassador to India on the specific issue of water resources development. |
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| General Body Meeting and New Volunteer Orientation |
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Association for India's Development (San Diego) is having a general body meeting on Saturday, Jan 8th, 2005, aimed at presenting our activities in 2004. We are also taking this opportunity to introduce AID to newcomers in light of the increased interest in volunteering for AID recently. We will have a presentation introducing AID, the projects we support, a review of AID-San Diego activities in 2004, an update on the Tsunami relief efforts and an overview of volunteering opportunities available. If this interests you please do try to make it. |
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| UTTHAN - A talk by Nafisa Ben |
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When: Oct 24th 2004, Sun at 3PM What: A talk by Nafisaben from the NGO Utthan in Gujarat. She focuses on watershed management, and gender issues. More details about Nafisaben is available here in her interview with India Together Where: Cross Cultural Center, UCSD Cross cultural center is located off Lyman Lane in the UCSD campus in La Jolla. It is indicated as 7 in the map. Admission: Free. Open to all More details: For a document on Utthan and its activities please click here |
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| San Diego Asian Film Festival | |
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About SDAFF: This is the 5th annual SDAF. The San Diego Asian Film Foundation (SDAFF) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to educating the community about the rich diversity of the Asian Pacific Islander culture through films and videos. The premiere event of the SDAFF is its annual film festival in October. One of our goals is to build stronger ties with area schools to foster discussion and education about Asian Cinema. The SDAFF offers student internships, cultural literacy programs with area high schools and colleges, and a nurturing environment for artists in San Diego. Throughout the year, we hold special events such as our Korean Cinema Showcase and Performers Showcase that highlight Asian and Asian American cultures and talents. The Festival Schedule: For a list of films, screening time, location please visit http://sdaff.org/festival/2008/news.html Films co-presented by AID - SD: The documentary CINEMA MASALA and the film COSMOPOLITAN are the two films that AID SD is co-presenting |
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| Swanirvar - A talk by Dr.Sujit Sinha | |
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Oct 17th 2004: A talk by Dr.Sujith Sinha of SWANIRVAR in W.Bengal. A Biography of Dr.Sinha and a brief overview of the programs in Swanirvar are available here. Venue: UCSD - Price center (Davis/Riverside room) . Located in the center of the campus, just south of Geisel Library Time: 2PM to 4PM on Sun Oct 17th Admission: Free; Open to all |
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| How big is a 1000? - May 16th 2004 | |
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Date and Time: May 16th 2004, 10AM Venue: Cross Cultural Center, UCSD . Cross cultural center is located off Lyman Lane in the UCSD campus in La Jolla. It is indicated as 7 in the map. What: Expanding micro level efforts to a 1000-village scale and beyond ..... Uma is a bright young girl from a small village in Tamil Nadu. Too poor to go to college after 12th grade, this bubbly 18-year old started a support center for children in her village who go to school but cannot read or write! Every evening Uma spends 2 hours with about 20 children helping them learn to read and write, add and subtract. Can 100's of Umas be organized to lead a People's School Movement?
About the speakers: Balaji Sampath is an AID JeevanSaathi, who returned to India in 1997 after a Ph.D. from Univ of MD and a crucial role in building AID chapters across the US. He has been working full-time with AID-India and Tamil Nadu Science Forum (TNSF). A captivating speaker, Balaji is on a short visit to US to share his experiences. Kalpana has worked with TNSF for several years, playing a key role in the women's savings movement MALAR, with 7000 members in Kanyakumari district. |
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| Peace as Patriotism - May 15th 2004 | |
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"Peace as Patriotism" - Talk by journalist Dilip D'Souza Venue: Cross Cultural Center, UCSD . Cross cultural center is located off Lyman Lane in the UCSD campus in La Jolla. It is indicated as 7 in the map. Date and Time: May 15th 2004, 2PM What: "Is there a place for patriotism whose core is peace? Put it another way: can we make peace itself a patriotic pursuit, and so the highest goal there is for us Indians?" asks Dilip. Just back from Kashmir during the recent elections, he will share his experiences and will talk about peace and Kashmir. About Dilip D'Souza: Dilip D'Souza is an eminent journalist who writes about a number of developmental issues, relevant to India and Indians with a focus on the living conditions of the downtrodden both in urban and rural areas. He is a regular columnist on rediff.com and India Together. He has also authored two books "Branded by Law: Looking at India's Denotified tribes" and "The Narmada Dammed: An inquiry into the politics of development". Recently he has also been awarded a Wiscomp Scholar of Peace fellowship from the Dalai Lama's foundation in Delhi. Dilip's Kashmir election diary is available at India Together
Please click here for a detailed transcript of Dilip's talk in San Diego |
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| Poonam Kathuria's Talk on SWATI May 1st 2004 | |
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When: May 1st 2004, 3PM Where: Cross Cultural Center, UCSD
What: A talk by Poonam Kathuria on SWATI. SWATI -Society For Women�s Action And Training Initiative is a non-profit women�s development organization working in Surendranagar district, Gujarat since 1993. While the region is home to several caste groups the main are Koli patels 33 per cent and Dalits 11 percent. SWATI works mainly with these as they are socially and economically most backward. The organization works in over 100 villages in the region through village level women�s sanghas, which have federated to form the block level federations the Mahila Vikas Sangh ( Women�s Development Unions). The Mahila Vikas Sanghas today are powerful bodies of over 5000 women and provide women a collective strength and an organized platform for meeting their development needs. Through this grass root organization SWATI has initiated thrift and credit groups, income generation activities, legal aid, women�s participation in Governance and women�s health. |
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| The Ramdas Padhye Show - Apr 24th 2004 |
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When: Apr 24th 2004, 5 PM Where: Mira Mesa High School, 10510 Reagan Road, San Diego, CA 92126
What: A Show full of Fun, Fantasy & Rib Tickling Humor with Life like puppets & music presented by Ramdas Padhye & Aparna Ramdas. Known around the world for entertaining puppetry and ventriloquism, Padhye has toured extensively all over the world and his shows are one of its kind. He is the only Indian ventriloquist to have performed at the Vent Haven Convention, Cincinnati, U.S.A. (1992 and 2002). He has also used puppetry in movies with great effect ('Zapatlela' in Marathi being the biggest box-office success). Show content: The show is mainly in English, interspersed with Hindi Movie (Bollywood) songs. Majority of the show is visual. The puppets are not string puppets but real life like puppets and muppets. Official Website of the tour: http://www.aidindia.org/puppet/ The show in San Diego was a huge success with nearly 250 attendees of all ages. AID thanks Ramdas Padhye and Aparna Ramdas and all patrons for supporting AID's efforts. |
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| Diwali Mela - Oct 18th 2003 |
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| The annual diwali mela has been instrumental in the past in helping AID get a mindshare among the Indian community, and also get potential new volunteers and donors. This year was no exception.The AID booth this year featured 5 posters of AID San Diego's projects. Volunteers also offered professional mehndi services which was a huge success and drew 70+ people to the stall. Quizzes on Indian Mythology and Cricket helped ease the waiting time for the mehndi! Indian flags were also available at the stall. The event was not only a great opportunity for AID to reach the local community but also proved to be an excellent team building activity for volunteers. | |
| Screening of "Play is On" |
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Screening of a documentary by film maker Pankaj Rishi Kumar · Agenda: Screening of Pather Chujaeri / The Play Is On... (44 minutes) followed by a Q&A session with Pankaj. Where: Cross Cultural Center, UCSD When: Oct 12th 2003, 4PM SYNOPSIS: How does art survive in a regime of fear in Kashmir? An illiterate community has sustained a centuries-old tradition in the face of debilitating social and cultural changes. Although perenially intimidated by the corruption, violence and intolerance that prevail in Kashmir, the bhands are still affirming a commitment to their theatre, to the critical potential of its form and the liberating joys of performance. The Play is on.... follows the two groups as they prepare for public performances, a rare phenomenon today. For the bhands, who daily witness the erosion of their way of life, each performance represents both a change as well as a repetition of the same brutal fact: that they are not free to share their revolutionary spirit.
Awards: Bronze Remi at Houston International Film Festival |
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| San Diego Asian Film Festival - 2003 |
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| Oct 5th 2003: AID San Diego co-presented the movie "Tradeoffs" at the San Diego Asian Film Festival. Please click here for details about the movie . The event provided a good opportunity for AID San Diego to participate in local community activities and reach out to a wider audience. We were also given an opportunity to briefly introduce AID before the screening of Tradeoffs. AID San Diego thanks SDAFF for inviting us to participate in their festival. | |
| Aarohi - 2003 |
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AID San Diego organized its annual fund raising concert on Sep 7th 2003 featuring Pandit Shivkumar Sharma on the Santoor, accompanied by Rahul Sharma and Ustaad Shafaat Ahmed Khan on the Tabla Where: Poway Center for Performing Arts When: Sunday, Sep 7th 2003, 5PM
Details: Concert website AID San Diego thanks the artists, all our sponsors, patrons and friends of volunteers who helped make this concert a resounding success! |
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| Candle Light Vigil following the Mumbai Bomb Blast |
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| A candle light vigil was organized by the volunteers for AID San Diego following the Mumbai Bomb Blast which left nearly 50 people dead and nearly 160 people injured. Volunteers maintained 2 minutes of silence mourning for the victims and their families and praying for peace and calm in India. · Where: Indian Stores Area in Black Mountain Road, San Diego · When: Tuesday, Aug 26th 2003, 8PM · Details: Official Press Release from AID available here | |
| Talk on Citizen's Initiative for Electoral Reforms |
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Prof Jagdeep Chhokar from the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad was in San Diego to talk about the civil society initiative that he is spearheading that requires political candidates in India to declare their criminal antecedents, financial background and educational qualifications. He talked about the genesis of "Association for Democratic Reforms" (ADR) Where: Cross Cultural Center, University of California San Diego When: Saturday, June 21st 2003, 10AM Details: Transcript and pictures of the event available here |
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| Talk on Watershed Management |
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Swati Desai, AID Saathi visited San Diego on June 14th 2003 and talked about her work in the tribal village of Juna Mozda in Gujarat. Where: Cross Cultural Center, University of California San Diego When: Saturday, June 14th 2003, 10AM
About Swati: Swati Desai is a young social and environmental activist who has been living and working in Juna Mozda, a tribal village in the Bharuch district of Gujarat, since 1991. In Mozda, she and her husband, Michael, have been involved in: Soil and water conservation (watershed management), Organizing a women's co-operative,Primary health care , Training local youth to carry out the above activities.Michael and Swati are also two of the founders of Paryavaran Suraksha Samiti (PSS), an organization creating awareness about environmental pollution in the "golden" and "silver" corridor in Gujarat. PSS has also been involved in the earthquake and communal riot relief efforts in Gujarat during the last couple of years. · Transcript and pictures of the event available here |
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| Talk on Microhydel - Jan 4th 2003 |
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| A talk on Microhydel technologies by Mr.N.V.V. Char, a civil engineer who has worked with Governmental and Non Governmental Organizations in water resource issues for over 40 years. The talk is available on Powerpoint format here. His talk was very useful to AID San Diego as it is very relevant to the Bilgaon Microhydel Project that we are currently supporting. |
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| Diwali Mela - November 2002 |
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| AID San Diego participated in the annual Diwali Mela held in San Diego on November 2nd, 2002. The Diwali Mela is the biggest event which brings Indians of San Diego together and in the past has served as a good forum for AID San Diego to reach the local community. This year too the AID Booth attracted many enthusiastic visitors and we had an opportunity to talk about our various projects. We featured ``The Hundred Block Plan'' and the ``Bilgaon Microhydel'' projects with two attractive posters and they evoked a lot of interest. While professional Mehndi and an entertaining Tarot Reading done by AID volunteers were huge money spinners, laptop-based quizzes on Indian Mythology and Cricket got over 100 people to visit our stall. Volunteers waving Indian flags (which were also available for sale) attracted people to our booth where they had an opportunity to buy AID merchandise and calendars and pick up our newsletters and sign in for more information. In all the event was a huge success helping raise hundreds of dollars for AID and more importantly creating an awareness about issues in India and the work done by AID. | |
| Gujarat Carnage: Lessons Learned, Sep 28th 2002 |
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| A forum for communal harmony - click for more details | |
| India Beckons: Experience Indian Classical Music In GUITAR |
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| Classical Concert by Prasanna in GUITARDate: March 23rd, 7:00 PM, Venue:Challenger Middle School,San Diego. |
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| A talk by Shripad Dharmadikaary noted activist with the Narmada Bachao Andolan |
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| Date: March 19th, 7:00 PM, Venue:UCSD,Cross Cultural CenterSan Diego. Co-hosted by Amnesty International - San Diego To view the summary of his talk please click here |
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| Aarohi: An evening of Indian Classical Music |
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| Sarod Maestro Amjad Ali Khan ConcertDate: August 11th, 6:30 PM, Venue:Mandeville Auditorium,University of California, San Diego. |
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| Talk by Leo Saldhana | |
| Globalization, Environment, and Freedom: An Indian Perspective" by Leo Saldanha - AID Saathi of Environment Support Group(ESG), Bangalore, India |
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| Date: | 8th April 2001 |
| Venue | San Francisco/Santa Clara Room,Price Center,Univ. of Calif., San Diego. |
| India Beckons - In support of Gujarat Earthquake Victims | |
| Date: | 2nd March 2001 |
| Venue: | Challenger Middle School |
| Aritists: | Odissi dance performance by Patnaik Sisters Music Program by Kala Bharathi |
| To support ourGujarat Relief Efforts, AID - San Diego chapterorganised a successful benefit concert with a support of San Diegocommunity. Visit www.aidindia.org/gujarat to learn about our Gujarat Relief Efforts | |
| AID - Diwali Mela Stall | |
| Date: | 28th October2000, 4.30 P.M - 10.30 P.M |
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AID - San Diego chapter celeberated Diwali along with San Diego Indian Community.Our stall featured with: · Handi Crafts from our supported projects
Sweets
Mehendi |
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| A Talk by Mr.K.R.Datye | |
| Date: | 8th October2000, 1.30 P.M |
| S U S T A I N A B L E D E V E L O P M E N T I N I N D I A - H O W A N D W H Y ? Dr. K.R. Datye The transcript of his speech is available here |
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| GeneralBody Meeting (GBM) | |
| Date: | 23 September2000 |
| We organiseda General Body Meeting (GBM), where we discuss about our past achievementsand plans for the future.Anyone who has a urge to help India's poor iswelcome to join us. E-mail us at sandiego  aidindia.org">sandiegoaidindia.orgfor more details. |
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| Utkal- An Evening of Indian Classical Music | |
| Date: | 15th July 2000 |
| Venue: | Mandeville Auditorium- UCSD |
| Aritists: | Ustaad AshishKhan on Sarod Pranesh Khan on Tabla |
| To support ourongoing Long-Term Orissa Cyclone relief efforts, AID - San Diego chapterorganised a successful benefit concert along with CRY - San Diego Chapterfeaturing Ustaad Aashish Khan and Pranesh Khan with a support of San Diegocommunity. |
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| Symposium | |
| Symposium | |
| Date: | 15th April 2000 |
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