Date: 25th April 2020
Time: 5.30 to 7 PM IST
Location: Online
Age Group: 18 +
Mythologies around the world tell excellent stories and 'The Mahabharata' is no exception to this. Being an epic with multiple characters at play, the story has captured our imagination. The story is also enriched by our own interpretations which definitely changes the way we look at the epic. Devdutt Pattanaik’s version - JAYA, gives us a completely new take on the epic filled with viewpoints from different characters. Joy of Anubhava will take you on a journey to experience this book through different art forms including storytelling, music, role plays, writing, debates, and photography.
So, join us to face different scenario-based “what if” and “why” questions. Get ready to step into the shoes of different characters to tell their stories from their own voices and also engage in character analysis. Above all, get ready to attend a workshop where there are no wrong but just different answers. Attend the workshop to leave with a completely new perspective, meet a community of book lovers, and engage in 90 minutes of pure fun, sharing, and learning.
What can you expect to take away from this workshop?
- A personalized digital scrapbook of all the work done during the workshop
- Join a global community of book lovers
- Enhance your critical thinking, creativity, and ability to empathize
- A different take on the book
What materials do you need?
- Zoom- We will use zoom for this workshop, and we request you to install this plugin
- A laptop/iPad/phone/tablet
- Read/skim the book prior to attending the workshop
What have others said about our workshops?
- “Really great way to inculcate the habit of reading for those who want to pick it up. Also opens up your mind in terms of different perceptions and ways of thinking. I personally loved the workshop!”
- “Cannot think of a better way to explore a book. Superb. Don’t miss out.”
Description of the organization
Joy of Anubhava implements programs and workshops where we deep dive into books through art forms such as drawing, photos, music, theatre, storytelling, and creative writing. These workshops are designed for participants to gain 21st Century and Social & Emotional Learning skills.
About the facilitators
Anand Srinivasan has been a Mridangam player since he was 10 years old. Music has played an extensive role in his life. He is also a painter. Apart from this, Anand has worked in the field of data science and technology for the past 10 years. He is one of the co-founders of Joy of Anubhava and is the brain behind all of the artwork that the participants engage with!
Poorvaja Prakash has been working in education and development for the last 8 years, particularly in curriculum design, facilitating participatory research activities with children, and adults, designing programs for school transformation, training, and capacity building in India and other developing countries. She has been an active participant in debates, Model UNs, and public speaking throughout her childhood!