
Drishti
Uses films, community video and radio to build awareness of human rights in India.
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Drishti, an Ahmedabad non-profit, has used arts and media for over 26 years to build awareness of human rights and grassroots development. It makes issue-based films, trains partner organisations to produce community video, and has worked in community radio since 1999 — among India's first such projects — including Radio Nazariya 107.8 FM.
Ahmedabad, Gujarat
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