Museum Learning Series II. Presented by History for Peace, Achi Association and DAG Museums.

'But who were these peasants really? How did they live? What were their grievances? What birthed the idea of solidarity and mass protests...

Download the entire module here: Introduction How does one define someone who assumes an identity different from yours—this could be in...

Every year, History for Peace organises an International Conference on Teaching History, inviting participants from all over the...

‘It is as if history and historians for the longest time had forgotten to record experiences of the other genders. Just as the politics...

Teaching Divided Histories is an innovative 3-year project developed by Nerve-Centre [Derry-LondonDerry] and funded by the European...

One of the objectives of the History for Peace project is to explore interdisciplinary ways of teaching. We believe that no subject can...

'While Pakistan saw 1971 through the sense of loss, similar to how India saw 1947, for Bangladesh, 1971 marked bloodshed, but also the...

Presented by History for Peace in collaboration with Karwaan - The Heritage Exploration Initiative. The year 1947 is as evocative of...

Developing sound historical consciousness is critical in our ability to effectively respond to the realities we are faced with. Active...

Kumkum Roy teaches ancient Indian History at the Centre for Historical Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University.

Latika Gupta teaches educational theory and pedagogy courses at Delhi University’s Central Institute of Education.

Sundar Sarukkai is the author of Translating the World: Science and Language, Philosophy of Symmetry among others.

A thought-provoking workshop facilitated by —Amita Prasad, Anjum Katyal, Sreyashi Chatterjee, Tina Servaia and Avik Chanda

Neha Pradhan Arora is an educator who has been working with schools and communities for the creation of meaningful learning experiences.

Janaki Nair is Professor of Modern Indian history at the Centre for Historical Studies at Jawaharlal Nehru University in Delhi, India.

We landed in Chandigarh on May Day, on the eve of the two-day history teaching conference we had organized, to be hosted by Saint Kabir...

Krishna Kumar is an educationist and former director of NCERT. He is also a children's author.

Jerry Pinto is a poet, award-winning novelist and translator who lives in Mumbai.

Krishna Kumar, Hari Vasudevan, Shireen Maswood and Manish Jain in conversation.