CHC’s EMKP 2025 project ‘From Earth to Inhabited Space: Life Cycle of Mud Plastering in the Tribal Agricultural Landscape of Jharkhand’ has begun!
Sharing some photos from Fieldwork Phase-1. Community consent and ethical representation of indigenous voices forms project's core.
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Arid Communities and Technologies
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Jayashree Bardhan
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We have released Bhuj’s Watch Day Video screened at the special public event at Khengarji Park near Hamirsar Lake on 10th October 2025. The event was organised by World Monuments Fund India (WMFI), CHC-CRDF, Bhuj-based Homes in the City (HIC), and Bhuj Nagarpalika.
The registrations are now open for the conference Reframing Vernacular Architecture for a Decolonised World, jointly hosted by Oxford Brookes University (UK) and CEPT University (India).
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Photographs:
4-One of the practical sessions on audio-visual documentation. Photo Credit: Paula Granados
5 & 6-At the ethnographic drawing workshop. Drawings: Jayashree Bardhan; Photo Credit: Paula Granados
Sharing some snippets from the ‘Endangered Material Knowledge Programme’ (EMKP) training week at British Museum in September 2025. The training was for the new grantees to prepare them for material culture documentation and post-fieldwork components of their projects.