Observed arrival · 2026-10-26
The Khidki Project’s community media workshops
A community media initiative uses hands-on photography, filmmaking and storytelling workshops to help underserved communities tell their own stories.
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- Women and adolescents in underserved communities
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- The archive includes workshop records from Patna and Purnia, with photographs and films from named partner locations.
Field notes
Khidki’s archive organizes work by workshop and location, with examples from Deeksha Foundation in Patna and Kilkari Bihar Bal Bhawan in Purnia. One Medha Workshop entry lists 8 photographs and 19 videos. The project identifies social filmmakers and media practitioners as its starters, and says its target group is women and adolescents aged 14–40.
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