Mangrove School project
“The Mangrove School Project explores children’s perspectives on climate change—how they understand, experience, and emotionally respond to its uncertainties and realities. Through facilitated discussions, youth-led climate talks, and exhibitions highlighting global youth action, the project examines how children navigate climate challenges and envision their future.”
Workshop at Raidighi
“A listening circle with children, where they share their climate experiences, concerns, and hopes for the future.”
“Children joyfully showcase their creative expressions through artwork.”
“Children proudly present their artistic creations.”
“Children, filled with hope, envision a brighter tomorrow.”
Workshop at Kultali
“Youths bring their untold stories to light, capturing hidden experiences through writing.”
“Children step into the role of storytellers, sharing their experiences through interviews.”
“Children’s artwork becomes a powerful voice for their untold stories.”
“With simple tools like watercolors and found objects, children give powerful expression to their thoughts.”
“Children craft impactful posters, turning their creativity into a call to action against plastic pollution in their communities.”
“Children’s vernacular posters bring to life their sustainable vision for the Sundarbans, reflecting local wisdom and hope for the future.”
“Workshop participants take a well-earned break, enjoying a refreshing lunch and meaningful conversations.”
“With bellies full and smiles wide, children enjoy a joyful lunch break, recharging for the next workshop session.”
Training Workshop at Raidighi & Kultali
“A group photo at the workshop captures more than just faces—it reflects the bonds, learning, and shared experiences that brought us together.”
“Through intricate batik designs, young artists creatively highlight the challenges facing today’s education system.”
“Eco-friendly and artistic—hand-printed tote bags crafted with care and creativity!”
“Carry creativity with you—unique block-printed tote bags, handcrafted with care!”
“Through their art, young creators illustrate the journey of relief supplies from nearby cities in the aftermath of a climate event.”
“Through the brushstrokes of a young artist, we witness how climate change endangers not only humanity but the entire web of life—plants, animals, and ecosystems alike.”
“The young artist’s batik creation vividly illustrates the harsh impact of deforestation and industrialization on our environment.”
“The young girl’s batik artwork beautifully captures traditional life in the Sundarbans delta, depicting scenes of drying fish by the river and harvesting honey from the dense forests.”
“A young artist immerses their brush in vibrant hues, bringing their vision to life on cotton fabric with each careful stroke.”
“Using traditional batik techniques, youths carefully apply hot wax to colored sections of fabric, preserving patterns before the next dye bath adds new layers of vibrant hues.”
“A circle of children gathers around a large canvas, their faces glowing with focus as they bring their ideas to life with pencils and crayons.”
“With tongues poked out in deep focus, children breathe life into their canvas, filling it with vibrant colors.”
“A collaborative masterpiece unfolds as participants sketch their visions onto the cotton canvas.”
“As the batik cloth emerges from the red dye, its intricate design is finally revealed.”
“The Thriving Sundarbans: A Legacy of Natural Beauty, Sustainable Livelihoods, and Rich Cultural Heritage.”
“From Lush Wilderness to Uncertain Future: The Sundarbans in a Changing World.”
Vibrant Hues from Nature: Vegetable Dye Making Workshop (Kultali & Raidighi)
Participating institutions- Centre for World Environmental History, University of Sussex & Botanical Survey of India, Kolkata
“Trainers present vegetable-dyed fabrics, demonstrating the beauty and sustainability of natural colours.”
“Trainers explore the benefits of natural dyes, highlighting their role in a sustainable future.”
“Trainers showcase the step-by-step process of extracting vibrant dyes from natural ingredients.”
“Unveiling the Hidden Hues: Trainers explore the fascinating colour variations in natural dyes.”
TAPESTRY's Exhibition & Round table discussion session
“Researcher Unveils Event Goals to Local Media.”
“Empowering Children Through Open Dialogue: Round Table Discussions at Local Level.”
“Village Members Play a Vital Role in Discussions on Community Issues.”
“The Exhibition Captivates the Attention of Stakeholders.”
“The Researcher Shares Her Curatorial Vision with Stakeholders.”
“A Young Artist Presents Her Creative Vision to an Engaged Audience.”
“The Exhibition Garners Positive Feedback from Local Stakeholders.”
“The Researcher Reflects on the Exhibition’s Impact with Stakeholders.”
“After a Thought-Provoking Session, Students Enjoy a Relaxing Lunch.”
“The Event Champions Gender Equality Through Balanced Participation.”
CWEH, Sussex University Exhibition & Conference
“Dr. Saha Presents Key Findings from the Mangrove School Project.”
“Dr. Saha Showcases the Artistic Creations of Sundarbans’ Children to Visitors.”
“Workshop delegates engage in thought-provoking discussions during the session break.”
“Media personnel capture the essence of the exhibition through their lenses.”