A national non-governmental organisation working on social issues that affect dignity, opportunity, health and participation.
Punjabi Samvad creates space for people to ask questions, share experience and participate in the issues that affect their lives.
Punjabi Samvad began in Punjab in 2004 and was formally registered in 2009. More than two decades of grassroots work shape how we operate today: understand the issue, listen to people, make reliable information accessible and work with communities and partners.
Samvad means dialogue. It is the space for people to ask questions, share experiences and participate in discussions around issues that affect their lives—whether in a school, workshop, community meeting or theatre performance.
An inclusive and progressive India where people, especially women and children, can live with dignity, opportunity and freedom from discrimination and exploitation.
To work with communities through education, awareness, skill development and creative communication while addressing social challenges and preserving cultural heritage.
The principles that guide every programme and partnership.
