• Care of the State by Catalysts for Social Action

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Care of the State by Catalysts for Social Action

By: Maed in India
  • Summary

  • Care of the State - a podcast by Catalysts for Social Action is a series to help understand the plight of vulnerable children in India. The show breaks down complex issues to help you understand the system of institutional care, fostering, adoption, aftercare, the role of organisations and government institutions and their responsibility to provide care and protection to these children through weekly episodes. Experts from Catalysts for Social Action (CSA) will be talking to lawyers, researchers, NGOs and other experts from the space who will help you understand the ground realities, the struggles, how the pandemic affected vulnerable children and what you can do to provide a safe environment for these children to grow and reintegrate into society. Tune in every Tuesday on any podcast app of your choice.
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  • Trailer
    Oct 6 2021

    Welcome to Care of the State – a podcast by Catalysts for Social Action that helps you understand the plight of vulnerable children in India and the people and organisations that work relentlessly to look after them.

    Tune in every week on any podcast app of your choice.

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    1 min
  • Vulnerable Children in India
    Oct 26 2021

    Over 170 million children in India face situations of abuse, exploitation and neglect. This is caused by situations of poverty, social exclusion, drug addiction, sexual abuse, crime or they have been orphaned, or abandoned. So what happens to these vulnerable children? What kind of childhood can they look forward to? And as a country how do we look after them?

    In episode 1 of Care of the State, Satyajeet Mazumdar, Head of Advocacy at Catalysts for Social Action speaks to a former Judge of the Supreme Court, Justice Madan Lokur and a child protection expert Arlene Manoharan, who help us understand the plight of vulnerable children in India, the struggles they face and the authorities and systems in place to look after them.

     

    CREDITS:

    Concept and Host: Satyajeet Mazumdar

    Marketing & Communications: Henal Shah, Pranay Jajodia & Kinjal Mehta

    Creative Team: Anuja Khokhani & Shahaji Patil

    This is a Maed in India production.

    Writer & Project Manager: Vedha Susheela Mohan

    Production Head & Editor: Joshua Thomas

    Sound Mixing: Kartik Kulkarni

    Project Supervisor: Shaun Fanthome

    Voiceover by Mae Mariyam Thomas

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    34 mins
  • Institutional Care - Part 1
    Nov 1 2021

    Institutional care is the largest safety network available today to vulnerable children in India with over 256,000 children being taken care of in 7163 child care institutions (CCIs). In this episode, we explore the crucial role that child care institutions play in providing care and protection to these children and how they nurture them into adulthood. 

    Satyajeet Mazumdar, Head of Advocacy at Catalysts for Social Action talks to child protection experts, Priti Patkar, Co-founder and Director of Prerana, Dr. Nilima Mehta, Psychotherapist, Child Protection & Adoption Consultant and Anandhi Yagnaraman, CEO of CSA, about the challenges that CCIs face and how they can be strengthened.

    CREDITS:

    Concept and Host: Satyajeet Mazumdar

    Marketing & Communications: Henal Shah, Pranay Jajodia & Kinjal Mehta

    Creative Team: Anuja Khokhani & Shahaji Patil

    This is a Maed in India production.

    Writer & Project Manager: Vedha Susheela Mohan

    Production Head & Editor: Joshua Thomas

    Sound Mixing: Kartik Kulkarni

    Project Supervisor: Shaun Fanthome

    Voiceover by Mae Mariyam Thomas

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    38 mins

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