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View fullsize PUBLICATION ALERT 📢 | '...empowering local-led initiatives, no matter how small, can play a transformative role in creating approachable, efficient, and accountable governance structures at the grassroots, while promoting social cohesion and harmo
View fullsize We are delighted to announce that the Migrant Worker Project (MWP) at MAP participated in the ‘Strategy Roundtable on Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) among Informal Sector Workers’ organized by the Azim Premji Foundation in collabora
View fullsize Suno, suno! We're making a scene for gender equality...literally! A nukadh natak (street play) was organised by MAP in association with Manzildramebaaz. The nukadh's central themes were gender equality, wrongful biases and stigma associated with wom
View fullsize Hurry! Only a few days left to apply! Deadline: 4th September 2022 at 5 pm IST! Please apply only through the google form in our bio! 📣M.A.P. is hiring!📣 The Migration and Asylum Project (M.A.P) is looking for a dynamic and experienced professio
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View fullsize E for...Expulsion! M.A.P is marking over seven decades since the signing of the 1951 Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees with a series of posts to broaden our understanding of the lexicon of ​​migration. We recognise that the world stands
View fullsize In MAP'ping recent judgements we look at the July application by the Supreme Court which sought compliance on ensuring that migrant workers were provided with ration. Swipe to read more!
View fullsize We love a colourful and empowered audience! Our colleagues visited Shram Vihar to talk to migrant women about sexual and gender-based violence, preventive laws and the Talika app! Talika is a first-of-its-kind digital tool that assists women survi
View fullsize 📣WELCOME! We are so very excited to welcome Manini and Priyanka to MAP! Both will be involved in various programmatic interventions across the organisation. We're thrilled to have them on board, and look forward to working with them!
View fullsize Happy Independence Day, everyone! #indiaat75
View fullsize 📣M.A.P. is hiring!📣 The Migration and Asylum Project (M.A.P) is looking for a dynamic and experienced professional to lead MAP's people-management strategy and play a hands-on role in organisational development and growth! The deadline for applyi
View fullsize 📣ANNOUNCEMENT📣 We're looking for a web designer for a short-term assignment to create a new website. Please send in your portfolio and quotations to niyati@aratrust.in by 16th August, 2022. PS. Spiders need not apply 🕷🕸
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View fullsize Access to legal entitlements is essential for workers to realise and enforce their legal rights. This is also one of the core areas of work of MAP’s Migrant Worker Project (MWP). In an endeavour to help construction workers across two major con
View fullsize D for...Detention! M.A.P is marking over seven decades since the signing of the 1951 Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees with a series of posts to broaden our understanding of the lexicon of ​​migration. We recognise that the world stands
View fullsize The MAP team was busy traveling these last two weeks! With the help of partner organisations spread across Haryana, Rajasthan and in Dharamshala, we were able to effectively conduct 3 sessions on the rights of forcibly displaced migrants, sexual an
View fullsize Para-legal Volunteers form an effective bridge between legal services institutions and the community. Between November, 2021 to July, 2022, the Migrant Worker Project (MWP) at MAP organized ten trainings for the Para-Legal Volunteers (PLVs) enrolle
View fullsize C for...Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees (1951)! This week, M.A.P marks over seven decades since the signing of the 1951 Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees with a series of posts to broaden our understanding of the lexicon of
View fullsize B for...Borders! This week, M.A.P marks over seven decades since the signing of the 1951 Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees with a series of posts to broaden our understanding of the lexicon of ​​migration. We recognise that the world s
View fullsize A for...Asylum. This week, M.A.P marks over seven decades since the signing of the 1951 Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees with a series of posts to broaden our understanding of the lexicon of ​​migration. We recognise that the world stan