A MOG Sunday screening of Turtle Walker sparked an in-depth discussion on sea turtle conservation, with filmmaker Taira Malaney stressing the need for community-led approaches and flagging threats such as light pollution, fishing nets, and urban pressures along India’s coastline.
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National Petalists Day Celebrated in Goa, Marking 10 Years of Inclusive Livelihoods for Adults with Intellectual Disabilities
Craftizen Foundation marked a decade of the Petalists Livelihood Programme in Goa with a special National Petalists Day celebration at the Museum of Goa, highlighting inclusive, craft-based livelihood opportunities for adults with intellectual disabilities.
Memes Emerge as Tools of Dissent, Shaping Public Debate in India
Memes are increasingly becoming a form of everyday political expression in India, enabling citizens—especially youth—to engage with governance, identity, and local issues, says digital culture researcher Kavita Kabeer.
Phytoplankton Art Project Brings Marine Ecology Awareness to Bengaluru’s Children
A Goa-based children’s art initiative, Phytoplankton World: The Unseen Heroes of Marine Life, is travelling to Bengaluru this January, introducing young audiences to the vital role of phytoplankton through immersive, glow-in-the-dark learning experiences.
Design for Justice Programme at MOG Brings Goa’s Justice Stakeholders Together
Held at the Museum of Goa as part of MOG Sundays, the Design for Justice programme created a rare space for dialogue between communities, organisations and institutions working on justice-related issues across the state.