By Pavitra Vasudevan| “I was taught how to fish and also how to drink, and now I do the same with my son.” Krishna recalls the time he learnt to fish from his father and about the unspoken codes of growing up, dependent only on the sea for sustenance. How do we break the cycle of despair?
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By Yashi Soni and Spandanaa Gosu| The July retreat week at Dakshin Foundation was nothing short of a rejuvenating and insightful experience, bringing together the diverse and passionate team that drives the organisation’s mission. This year marked a significant change as the retreat, traditionally a single or two-day event, was transformed into a week-long journey of learning, connection, and fun. As teammates gathered under one roof, some meeting in person for the first time after months of working remotely, there was a palpable sense of excitement in the air.
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By Bijoylakshmi Bhagawati| As an Assamese, fish holds a special place in our hearts—it’s our love language and a staple in our homes. When I learned I would be placed in Odisha for the fellowship, I was thrilled at the prospect of having easy access to this beloved staple. The paintings I created….
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By Abhishek Patil and CH. Praveen Kumar| Are you as intrigued by the idea of “blue carbon” as we are? Read about the potential of this climate solution for India’s coastal ecosystems and communities, and how Dakshin engages with this promising and perilous idea…
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