Annual Year Book

May 2013 to Dec 2014

ICHHEDANA , the largest event

for the underprivileged kids in
South Kolkata

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WALK FOR PARALYMPICS,

worlds only walk for promotion of
paralympic sports

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INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES in
Civilian Welfare Foundation

CALL AGAINST PATRIARCHY,

Gender Sensitisation in a unique way
for Gender Equality

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ACHIEVEMENTS & MILESTONES

of the year 2013-14

CIVILIAN WELFARE FOUNDATION

Youth based, non-hierarchal, research oriented Govt Regd. Non Profit

These 3 years were tough..tough not for running CWF

with zero balance, zero infrastructural expenses, Zero
Connections but to make CWF a unit, non-hierarchal and
de-centralised were the toughest challenges to handle
and still we toil hard to maintain the same.Civilian Force
or Civilian Welfare Foundation is an attempt to break the
notion of centralised, corrupt NGO system in India. It is
an attempt to work with least of resources to gain maximum benefit for the underprivileged. It is a model system
to work with and utilise the youth based literate man
power. CWF will not only continue to work in a systemic
manner but also venture in research and development
process as always

Dr. Shuvojit Moulik, Founder & President, CWF

CWF : A graphical analysis

of last 3 years
The number of interns & volunteers increased exponentially in the past 3 years

Media publication reached a new

5 of our research were published in

height on the 3rd year

the 3rd year

*Continued to the last page

I am a part of this society and find myself indebted to it-which is why social work has turned out to be my first priority. God has sent us here with a
purpose-the purpose of doing something for a society where inequality
persists. There are many who are deprived of the privileges that we have
received through our life. I do not possess the ultimate powers of God but I
do believe that we all possess the power of contributing something once
we come together as one. I hoped for an honest organisation created by
honest people. Things actually started to take shape when I came across a
few kids, with intense passion and concern for the society. Their planning
process for contributing to the society with personal funding of their pocket money and scholarship resources dragged me to their organisation. It
made me think of the times we live in where every man is for himself and
the devotion of these initiators who would give anything to give back to the
society, even if it does not permit the success of their careers. They have
stood strong and firm with their ideals and made the underprivileged and
dierently able their own. Hence I decided that CWF was the only organisation for me where I would feel honoured to have been a part of it. They
had come to me for a donation. I considered their proposal while I thought
if I was even adequately suitable of being a part of their organisation. Finally I accepted their proposal and through time, I have come to realise
they have accepted me as part of their family. Presently, I find myself extremely satisfied to have chosen this organisation and I am thankful to God
for that. There exists numerous organisations which are inclined towards glamour or entertainment but today I concentrate on only working with CWF and making a change in
Gautam Sarkar, Patron-in-Chief, CWF
the world through my actions.

After working with CRY in an informal manner in and around Pyarabagan slum for 3 years, Civilian Welfare Foundation (CWF) ocially started collaborating with CRY (Child Rights & You)
from October 2014. CRY is a 35 year old organisation working for Child Rights and Education
throughout India. This collaboration aims to intervene more seriously and passionately the educational problems related to Pyarabagan slum children in Kolkata.

RESEARCH : Integral part of CWF

Research & analysis on the persistent social problems has been the main founda6on of CWFs work. The
main aim of any research work is to present an unbiased representa6on of facts & gures obtained
through scien6c methodologies. The more robust the process of data collec6on is, more are the chances
of the research paper being accurate in its depic6on of the cause. Till today CWF has carried out 6 major
researches all in between 2013-2014 December.

For the last one year, Indian populace except men majorly has been under huge
threat of sexual violence and the increasing number of protests and rallies demanding government measures to curtail it had
become a regular feature. But what plays
inside the mind of these protesters as not
only match steps for the same
r e a s o n s ? W h i l e s o m e b l a m e
the traditional patriarchal system for today's degrading social condition, others
blame the economic and social independence aswomen, specially in terms of how
they dress, as the real reason behind the
several rape incidents happening in different parts of the country. CWF has been an
active participant in these rallies and
protests and has conducted
an active survey around what
drives an individual to such
protest marches. We presented
this research paper named
Gender (in) sensitivity among
Protesters and Queer Men at
the National Queer Conference.
Times of India, Hindustan Times
and Ekdin showcased the paper

A survey was conducted by CWF on the status of

Child Labour in and around Central Kolkata. The
following report asses the condition of children
between 2-14 years through different parameters.
Some shocking revelations came out through the
survey The survey was published in Ei Samay,
Hindustan Times and various other other media
spaces. CWF is thankful to Child Rights & You for
their help throughout the survey.The study again
got highlighted through Ei Samay and Ekdin in
October 2014 and received wide spread responses

Visit www.cwforg.com/research-collaboration.php to get the full papers

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Durga Puja is one of the most celebrated festivals of India. Durgostsav is observed as a "Sarbojonin" (all inclusive) celebration that is meant for all individuals beyond their language, colour, religious views, caste and gender. Civilian Welfare
Foundation last year (2013) conducted a study on the accessibility quotient of some of the most reputed puja pandals of
the city & most of them were found to be inaccessible by the disabled/specially abled people. In 2014 , this year Civilian
Welfare Foundation followed up for those 30 pandals, went with disabled people ( varied range of disability from blindness
to wheelchair bound) and found shocking response even when they wereinformed about the visit. Both the survey was
covered by all the major dailies of Kolkata Indian Express, Times of India, The Hindu, Hindustan Times, Ekdin & Ei Samay.

Poor access for disabled at Durga Puja pandals - The Hindu

19/10/14 6:13 pm

Today's Paper NATIONAL

Poor access for disabled at Durga Puja pandals
Shiv Sahay Singh

Entry to Durga Puja pandals prove to be a huge challenge for disabled persons, a survey of 30 pandals in the city has
shown.
A study conducted by Civilian Welfare Foundation (CWF), an organisation working for the rights of the disabled, has
documented the problems encountered by the differently-abled while visiting pandals .
The voluntary organisation selected 30 pandals in the city with daily footfalls of more than 4 lakh. CWF requested
paralympic athletes to participate in the survey.

To do a research internship drop your resume at

info@cwforg.com or civilianwelfarefoundation@gmail.com

Despite prior information, about half of them (14 puja committees of the 30 surveyed) advised us not to bring disabled
people to the pandals as they did not have the requisite infrastructure, Shuvojit Moulik, president of CWF, told The
Hindu . At a popular pandal in south Kolkata, CWF representatives accompanying national para-triathlon champion
Mohammed Gaffar asked for a wheelchair. To their surprise, they were offered a stretcher instead.
Some pandals provided wheelchairs but there were no ramps. Volunteers at one pandal even pushed a disabled woman
into a long queue of pandal hoppers. Athletes had to grapple with stairs to gain entry.
The CWF representatives who undertook the survey also found that there were no provisions for priority access for the
disabled.
We were surprised by the lack of sensitivity of the organisers, Mr. Moulik said.
National para-swimming champion Manarul Hossain who visited pandals for the first time asked, Why cannot
disabled people enjoy the pujas like able-bodied individuals?
Representatives of the CWF said that the survey this year was a continuation of a reality check last year when they
found that only seven per cent of the pandals had made provisions for access for the disabled.

Various reports based on Research

reports of CWF in different local and
national newspapers 2013-2014.
http://www.thehindu.com/todays-paper/tp-national/poor-access-for-disabled-at-durga-puja-pandals/article6472271.ece

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The preamble to the Constitution of India speaks about Equality in status and
opportunity for all, the constitution also screams Right to life as one of the fundamental rights in Article 21, wherein the Right to Healthcare is an integral part.
HypotheticallySo far so goodBUTwhat about reality?? CWF tried to find
out through a case-study based research about the basic healthcare status of
the Transgender individuals in and around Kolkata. We are very much grateful
to Amitie Trust & People like us (PLUS) who helped us in getting respondents
for the study. The study showed there was hardly any accessible health care
facilities for transgenders. The study was published in local, national
and international news media and academic spaces (Times of India,
Alzazeera, Indian Express, Hindustan times , Kafila, Ei samay, Ekdin,
Gay star news, Qwerty, India post live etc) and still now being covered by different media groups.

The Research on Transgender basic healthcare is a landmark in CWF and had an outreach of over
5 lakh people . The plight of transgenders in and around Kolkata was even discussed in a seminar
in Brighton , UK , based on the report !!
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Right to Education &

Child Rights

Project : Enrolment drive

Place: Pyarabagan Slum
(Bhawanipur Area, Kolkata)

CWF works in and around the slum along with CRY (Child Rights
& You) for betterment of underprivileged children. For more than
last 3 years CWF has promoted Right to Education in
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schools to make the schools more habitable. After proper mapping of the place CWF carried out dierent surveys to access the
situation of child labour and school dropouts in the area

Enrolment Drive was started to ensure the school dropouts and

child labours back to school. Till now 36 children , among them 24
girls were re-admitted/admitted to schools. The most challenging
part of enrolment is to convince and counsel the parents and the
children. Proper follow-up is also an integral part of this drive.

Documentary on Pyarabagan Slum is the newest project to look into the lives of slum children who have
been enrolled into schools by CWF along with their parents & how they feel it has made a dierence to
their childs life. We are also trying to understand what their teachers & school principals think of the
Right to Education Act . The documentary aims to understand the mindset of this unique slum. We wish
to screen the documentary in dierent cities and film festivals throughout India and abroad and create
awareness on the condition of education and its possible interventions in underprivileged slums

Project : Documentary
Place: Pyarabagan Slum
(Bhawanipur Area, Kolkata)
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EVENTS

Based on the best drawn greeting cards by the children in

Icchedana, CWF and Cam2O Photowalkers arranged
Swapnopurer Chithi (Letters from the dreamland) , a
fundraiser to support more children from the slum. The
post cards were sold at 10 points of the city and the
amount collected was used to buy stationaries for children

Ichhedana or WINGS OF DESIRE is a

childrens programme organized by the
Civilian Welfare Foundation, supported by
CRY-Child Rights and You.This is the 2nd
edition of Ichchedana which was also
supported by We Kare Society (A CSR
wing of capgemini) and Cam2o photowalkers. Ichhedana, as its tagline saysis a search for a better future for underprivileged children. It is an initiative to give
voice to more than two hundred children
who do not share the same upbringing
and blessed life as many of us did. The
outreach of Icchedana is around 10K

EVENTS

Hobi ki amader moto lokkhichara was a wet workshop where slum children were provided with Digital cameras
and then they were groomed by Cam2O photowalkers, a group of 45 Professional and free-lance photographers.
The photographs taken by those children was showcased in Ichhedana the child connect event

Clothes Drive : This annual year witnessed two biggest clothes drive
at Pyarabagan Slum by CWF and students from ISWBM, Kolkata.

The success of
the enrolment
drive this year
hugely depended
on one factor.
The Starter Kit
initiative by CWF
and We Kare-Capgemini . The starter kit which consists of
school books, stationaries, one set of uniform, shoes , bag
and water bottle was given to students who got newly admitted or re-admitted to the schools. 36 kids over a period of 1
year got benefitted from this drive
It was pivotal to use Corporate driven initiative and CWFCapgemini tie-up for events like Ichhedana, Starter Kits for
Enrolment proved to be beneficial for the underprivileged.
To sponsor Starter Kits" [Rs 1000 per Child] please
mail at info@cwforg.com or call 9062990574/ 8961152946.

To Volunteer for CWF call +91-9830342723

EVENTS
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Paralympics &
Disability Rights

Project
Support Paralympics

Call +91-9062990574/8961152946 to sponsor a Para-athlete

2011

2012

2013

2014

Support Paralympics is an
unique approach to promote Paralympians in India, where we offer a platform to sponsor individual
Para-athletes with as less
as Rs.1000/month. This
initiative is specially targeted for middle class
people whose minimal investment can support future Indian champions. As
a result of the sponsorship
the sponsored athletes are
performing well at the
State as well as at the national level. Saheb Hosaain
& Rubia Chatterjee are 2 of
the 8 athletes supported
by this project. The project
includes media and policy
advocacy for the Paralympians and aims to get
their due recognition. In
the left Saheb is being felicitated by IBM, India

The graph
represents
the number of medals obtained
by Saheb and Rubia in
last three years and
how CWFs support
might have affected
their performance. On
the right Rubia is being
Felicitated by Rotoract
International . The
project includes sensitisation through articles and interviews of
international para-athletes and lectures.

Visit www.facebook.com/supportparalympics to know more about Paralympics !

CWF aims to structure and document Indian Paralympics. To facilitate this CWF promotes forming state
and national federations through various Disability groups to promote particular Para-sports. It also promotes interactive session, seminars and disability sensitisation in order to enhance the process. CWF has
also authored books on Indian Paralympics which can be found at www.cwforg.com

CWF co-organised a Show of Nazar Ya Nazariya &

an Interactive session (26th June 2014) with George
Abraham CEO, Score Foundation, Founding President, World Blind Cricket Council at Birla Industrial
& Technological Museum, Kolkata.He launched the
first ever World Cup of cricket for the Blind in 1998.
200 students from 11 schools participated in the
program. The Hindu, Business Standard, Hindustan
Times, Yahoo news carried the report next day having an outreach of more than 30,000 people.

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WALK FOR PARALYMPICS

2013 & 2014 : 28th Aug

EVENTS
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Walk for Paralympics is a signature campaign of CWF. Every year the walk witnesses participation from
over 100 para-athletes , over 500 participants from all shares of life spheres of life including school children, common mass, celebrities from Cricket, Football, Cinema and Social activism. The coverage of 2013
and 2014 Editions included Times of India, The Hindu, Hindustan Times, Ei Samay, Anandabazar Patrika,
Global Times, Indian Express etc and electronic media like ABP Ananda, R plus, Doordarshan and other
regional channels and online media. The walk serves as a sensitisation drive for paralympics movement

Outreach

In comparison to general apolitical walks in the city, this

walk have a far greater outreach [ 300000>10000 ]

To Volunteer call +91-9830342723

Sponsorship avenues for the WALK

http://www.cwforg.com/sponsor.php

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35 participants from 8 different states participated in this event which was co-organised by CWF at Calcutta Sports Swimming Association. The event included 750 m swimming, 20 km cycling and 5 km wheelchair or running race.
Classification was done according to IPC rules. This is one of the most successful national event in Paralympics in terms
of media publicity, outreach and classification !

EVENTS

FIRST NATIONAL PARA-TRIATHLON : 1st Sep 2013

MEDIA ADVOCACY FOR PARALYMPICS

Visit www.facebook.com/supportparalympics for more Media Advocacy

CRICKET FOR THE BLIND

CWF supported Cricket for the Blind for the last 2 years from Inter-school level (1, 2, 3 rd June 2014) ,
east zone competitions ( 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31st Dec 2013) to National Blind Cricket( 28, 29, 30 th.
March, 2013). This ventures testimonies CWFs volunteer & media-advocacy support for other nonprofits like VICAB (Visually Impaired Cricket for the Blind) , Paschimbanga Rajjyo Pratibandhi Sammilani (PRPS). All the events received good media coverages in leading newspapers of India.

State Para Swimming Championship

CWF was a proud coorganiser of 13th

State Para-swimming
championship. This
event is one of the
oldest in Para-sports
history in India. 200
athletes from 18 districts of West Bengal
competed in 10 categories according to
the International classification.
CWF tries to promote
Paralympics in a
structured and scientific way maintaining
the updated rules &
r e g u l a t i o n s o f I nt e r n a t i o n a l P a r alympic Committee.
To
recommend a
para-athlete please
drop a mail at
info@cwforg.com

Our members with notable

International Paralympians,
inspirational disable Personalities & at other CWF
supported initiatives.

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Basic Healthcare

EVENTS
Every Year CWF organises blood
drives for Thalassemic children.
Not only the units of blood but
the blood cards are also donated
to Haematology Foundation, a
society working for Thalassemic
children. Apart from this CWF
run through its Facebook group
an emergency blood service
where fresh donors are contacted whenever required. The table
on the left shown the number of
lives saved through these initiatives. Lions Blood Bank support
these blood donation camps.

Just Blood

Fresh Blood

Person
receiving blood
2013

90

15

Person
receiving blood
2014

93

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JUST BLOOD
30th June 2013 & 26th Oct 2014

East Bengal Club arranged a medical

camp for pyarabagan slum kids on 13
Aug 2014 as a part of supporting CWF

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Ovum Rights &

LGBTIQ Rights

Project
Gender Sensitisation

CALL AGAINST PATRIARCHY (CAP)

CAP III : 11th May

A Protest March was held from Lake Town to Baguiati Crossing.

After that an open interactive session with common people followed by a street play on Gender violence. Hindustan Times carried a report . The overall outreach was around 5000 people.

Civilian Welfare Foundation promotes

Gender Equality through Gender sensitisation initiatives. Call Against Patriarchy,
a campaign started after Delhi Rape
Case of 2012 is signature drive for this
project. The project functions as activism
based model for policy advocacy.The
campaign includes Protests, Demonstrations, extempore, street plays, marches,
workshops, seminars , media activisms
and other unique celebrations.

This Ovum Rights and LGBTIQ sector

of CWF is the most vibrant example of
CWFs right mix of street activism and
copy book social activism.

CAP III (Part 2) Slum Extempore : 23 rd June 2013

An extempore session with slum dwellers of Boral, South 24 Parganas, West Bengal was organised and documented by
CWF so as to understand the basic understanding of Gender roles among the slum populace. The session was conducted
for a day among 200 inhabitants of the slum.

Join the group www.facebook.com/groups/thecivilianforce/

to discuss the next editions of Call Against Patriarchy

CAP IV : 377 Edition [31st Dec 2013]

After the re-criminalisation of unnatural sexual acts by IPC 377 by Supreme court Verdict on 11 December 2013 CWF opposed this regressive verdict through various protests. CAP : 377 Edition was a
significant one as for the first time 22 LGBTIQ organisation protested in a unique way through a same
platform. There were recitations, Stand-up comedy , songs, short lectures, skits, dance drama to
protest against the verdict. A crowd of over 200 people visited the show.

CAP V : Defying Edition 377 [31st Dec 2014]

A diverse gathering of artists, academicians, activists and support forums working on womens and child rights, rights of the
disabled, youth concerns, queer rights, mental health and education issues gathered outside the Academy of Fine Arts to celebrate even in the face of regressive laws like Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code. The performances included non-normative fashions shows, dance, skits, stand up comedy, short lectures, and a performance from an inclusive fusion
band.Over 500 people witnessed the event where 11 organisations/groups participated. Visit www.cwforg.com for more

EVENTS

After Homosexuality as well as Heterosexuality other than penovaginal sex was criminalised , CWF initiated as well as participated in various protests which were also a part of global protests
No Going Back : 16th Dec 2013
Street Corner : 19th Dec 2013
Rally from College Square to Metro Channel: 17th June 2013
All voices unite against 377 (Phoolbagan) : 16th April 2014
Press Conference Heterosexuality & IPC377: 16th Jan 2014
Against Gender Violence : 30th Nov 2014 & 21st Dec 2014

RAINBOW PRIDE WALK 2014

CWF was a proud co-organiser of of Rainbow Pride WALK

2014. Around 1000 people marched a stretch of 2 KM

RAINBOW FESTIVAL

CWF was invited to showcase their work in Rainbow Festival 2013. We demanded Equality in Healthcare with a unique
Photo Frame which was covered by all media houses and had an outreach of nearly 50,000 people.

EVENTS
RAINBOW PRIDE WALK 2013

PRESS CONFERENCE : IPC 377 & HETEROSEXUALITY

CWF organised a press conference which highlighted the

problems of IPC 377 with respect to Heterosexuality. This was
the first time IPC 377 and Heterosexuality was related. The
press conference raised eyebrows and the next day a conservative hindi daily came out for the first time about the irrelevance of the law. The initiative was funded by Amitie Trust.

Media Advocacy for LGBTIQ & Ovum Rights

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OUR SUPPORTERS
WHY SUPPORT CWF ?

Social Benefits
Transparency
CSR Friendly Projects
Literate Man Power
Research based approach
Collaterals, Branding
Popular & social media exposure
Mass outreach

For more visit www.cwforg.com/sponsor.php

INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES
TRANSGENDER FRIENDLY CLINIC

: CWF has proposed a trans-friendly clinic (where

regular or general people can also visit). The clinic aims to set an example to the existent Govt
and Private Healthcare facilities where basic healthcare facilities for transgender people are denied. The clinic will consist of General Physician, Counsellor & Gynaecologist.
To donate or invest in this project please call at +91-9062990574 /8961152946 or drop a query at
info@cwforg.com/civilianwelfarefoundation@gmail.com

CHILD LABOUR FREE ZONE & BRIDGE SCHOOL:

A Bridge school for the child

labours and school dropouts near Pyarabagan slum is an utmost priority. CWF has developed a
project which comprises a economic & sustainable setup for the slum kids and aims to make the
area Child labour free in next 5 years.
To donate or invest in this project please call at +91-9062990574 /8961152946 or drop a query at
info@cwforg.com/civilianwelfarefoundation@gmail.com

DOCUMENTARY ON INDIAN PARALYMPICS :

CWF has started a documentary on Indian Paralympic Movement. It portrays lives of Indian Paralympians, their coaches, supporters
and the ocials . The documentary has already been shot at Delhi, Bangalore and Kolkata.
To donate or invest in this project please call at +91-9062990574 /8961152946 or drop a query at
info@cwforg.com/civilianwelfarefoundation@gmail.com

PROFESSIONAL NETWORKING WEBSITE ON PARALYMPICS : CWF has a unique

design for worlds first networking website for Paralympians. The project aims to connect Paraathletes and other disable populace to all the other required connections like escorts, coaches,
lawyers, doctors, nutritionists, prosthetics , etc.
To donate or invest in this project please call at +91-9062990574 /8961152946 or drop a query at
info@cwforg.com/civilianwelfarefoundation@gmail.com

SOCIO-SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL ON GENDER :

CWF has proposed to make a socioscientific peer reviewed online research journal based on gender which aims to bridge the gap
between researchers, academicians, students from science , commerce , humanities background and the common mass.
To donate or invest in this project please call at +91-9062990574 /8961152946 or drop a query
at info@cwforg.com/civilianwelfarefoundation@gmail.com
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ACHIEVEMENTS / MILESTONES

CWF s first Campaign to regularise Indian

Map in google.com got a taste of success
when Govt of India issued a notice to Google
Inc on 20th Nov 2013 to rectify Indian borders
shown in maps.google.com
CWF was one of the finalists of Social Empowerment Awards, New Delhi by Manthan
Group. We showcased our work there and received a good response with over 200 visitors
in our stall at India Habitat Centre, New Delhi

Civilian Welfare Foundation was selected in 2013 as one

of the 22 credible NGOs from West Bengal at Kolkata
Gives , Eastern Indias largest philanthropic exhibition.
CWF was again selected in the next edition in 2015.
CWF supported Triathlon Association
got National Recognition in Feb 2014

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MEMBERS CORNER

CWF is run in a non-hierarchal mode where executive members,

members, volunteers, interns, well-wishers , advisors are all treated
equally and democratically. CWF mostly consists of youth based literate cadets and has an informal setup with zero infrastructural costs.

There were 31 interns from 6 different states and 58 volunteers

working for CWF in this fiscal year. The interns and volunteers
are provided with certificates based on the hours of work.

Info-Edge sessions are Capacity building

sessions by CWF to enhance the knowledge base of associated individuals. This
initiative was started on March 2014.
These sessions are open to all.

Models of Disability : Shampa Sengupta (Social Activist)

LGBT Session : Indrani Kar (Gender
Activist)
Paralympics : Shuvojit Moulik
Radical Politics & Social Transformation : Kasturi ( Social Activist)
Research Methodology: Dr. Suchismita Roy ( Sociologist)
Gender Violence & Justice : Samrat
Sengupta ( Associate Professor)

To attend the next Info Edge session

drop a mail at info@cwforg.com

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ACCOUNTS 2013-14
*Till 31 st March 2014

Income, Expenditure & donations increased by 2 fold in this fiscal year

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The no of success stories increased

4 international stories on CWFs

in the 3rd year

research/events in 2013-14

There were 29 collaborations in 3rd year

There was an exponential increase in

CWF : A graphical analysis of last 3 years

Contd. from 2nd page

sponsorship/investments

2013-14 had the highest outreach for CWF

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Content

Editing & Design

Avik Ghosh
Ramyani Chakrabarti
Abhirupa Kar
Dr. Shuvojit Moulik

Dr. Shuvojit Moulik

Photograph Courtesy
Cam2o Photowalkers
Ishita Rai Dewan
Souvik Banerjee
Abhirupa Kar
Monojit Bhattacharya

CONTACT : +91-9062990574 / 8961152946 / 9830342723 / 9674914744