In this short video interview, SuPWR researcher Anjam Singh speaks to Aava Chhetri, Programme Coordinator for Jagriti Mahila Mahasangh (JMMS). They disucss Aava’s experiences of taking part in SuPWR, her learnings from JMMS, and the importance of taking care of mental health while undertaking work with the movement.
SuPWR Output
Violence, Women’s labour rights, Sexuality and gender identity
JMMS: A conversation between Anjam Singh & Aava Chhetri
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