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Programmes

Workshops, mentorship and collaboration programmes that bring artists, scientists, young people and communities together.

Role cards sorted on a table during the workshop
Workshop · Youth-LEARN Fellowship · 10 October 2026

Being a Companion

A two-hour induction workshop for the Companions of Sangath's Youth-LEARN Fellowship: researchers, clinicians and founders supporting young people with lived experience. A card sort, a spectrum line, roleplays and forum theatre led to a shared charter.

Young adults laying out notes on the floor
Learning & mentorship · Falling Walls finalist 2022

Xperimenter Programme

A learning and mentorship programme I conceived for young adults, with workshops, proseminars and mentorship from leading experts across disciplines. The Xperimenters also advised the gallery on its public engagement and brought young voices into the programmes.

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Art–science collaboration · 7 December 2023

Studio Quantum

For the Goethe-Institut's international residency on quantum technologies, I facilitated a gathering of ten artists and scientists. Together we looked at how sectors could support artists working with quantum technologies, and what a Bengaluru residency would need.

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Summer school participants on a field visit
Residential school · IIHS – GCRF

Summer School on Carbon

As co-investigator on the IIHS–GCRF grant "Transforming Education for a Sustainable Future", I helped build a residential school on carbon in the Anthropocene. Twenty participants from across India moved between theory, the lab, the field and the archives.

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Oral history · Citizen archivists

Re:Collect India

A crowd-sourced oral history archive of the first generation of independent India's scientists, engineers and technicians, led by young people. I supported Dr Jahnavi Phalkey on its programme design, website and resources.

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