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Centre for Tribal Studies and Social Justice
The Centre has been formed to secure social justice for the people belonging to different tribes in India.Tripura has a rich cultural heritage and is home to 19 tribes. The Centre is being established with the objective of studying the history, culture, and social issues of the tribal communities in India and providing a platform for scholars and researchers to share their knowledge and insights. This Centre aims to protect these tribes from any forms of social injustice, promote their inclusion in society with due respect and research a wide range of social, economic, and legal issues associated with them. The Centre aims to understand the sensitive issues of self-governance, families, the social dogma tribal people face and many more, which will be discovered during the course of the research conducted in pursuance of the objectives of the Centre. Apart from research and academic programs, the Centre will also conduct various outreach activities. These activities include community engagement programs, seminars, conferences, and workshops, aimed at raising awareness about the issues faced by tribal communities and generating solutions for their problems. The centre will also collaborate with other institutions and organizations working in the field of tribal studies to create a network of researchers and scholars.
VISION
Empowerment and Self-Sufficiency: Empower tribal communities to achieve self-sufficiency, leadership, and access to quality education and skills.
Legal Rights and Social Inclusion: Protect and advocate for the legal and equal rights of tribal people, promoting full social inclusion.
Cultural Preservation and Global Recognition: Preserve and promote the rich cultural heritage and traditions of tribal communities, ensuring global recognition and respect.
Advancement of Social Justice: Advance social justice by addressing historical injustices, promoting equity in development, and upholding human rights.
MANDATE
Research and Policy Development: Conduct in-depth research on social, economic, and legal issues affecting tribal populations, shaping policies that support their well-being.
Educational Initiatives: Organize seminars, workshops, conferences, and guest lectures to raise awareness and educate the public on tribal issues.
Community Engagement: Collaborate with tribal communities to understand their needs, provide legal support, and enhance their social and economic conditions.
Strategic Collaborations: Build partnerships with academic institutions, government bodies, NGOs, and international organizations to advance the cause of tribal justice.
Cultural Preservation: Actively work to preserve tribal cultures and traditions, ensuring they are respected and integrated into broader societal frameworks.
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CONTACT US
Email:ctssj@nlutripura.ac.in