What We DO
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Civic Space
What is civic space? Civic space in general meaning is a space, physical or digital, where people are allowed to come together to exercise their human rights ...
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Knowledge Production
There are limited works carried out on the part of knowledge production on Dalit issues. The existing work continues to reinforce and strengthen the dominant narratives build around Dalit. It is obv ...
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Policy Advocacy
Policy advocacy is challenging and complex task, particularly for those with limited access to power and resources. Therefore, Dignity Initiative conducts series of actions to influence people, poli ...
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Human Rights
Caste discrimination is one of the most severe human rights abuses of the twenty-first century. This has led Dalit to powerlessness, exploitation, and violence. Therefore, Dignity Initiative is work ...
Latest Updates
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Introductory talk program held
December 2, 2018On 19 Sep 2015, Dignity Initiative held an introductory talk program to introduce Dignity Initiative, and also bring renowned professors and intellectuals from home and abroad in a single platform..
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Socio-economic Impact of 2015 Earthquake
December 2, 2018On 22 July 2016, Dignity Initiative organized a meeting to share a research finding of the socio-economic impact of 2015 earthquake.
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Ethnographic Research Workshop Held
June 25, 2019Central Department of Anthropology, Tribhuvan University; ANHS Kathmandu Research Center and Dignity Initiative jointly organized 2 days long Ethnographic Research Workshop on 22-23 June 2019. The wor ...
Dignity Voices
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दलित न्यायमा राज्यको संवेदनहीनता
June 1, 2020कोभिड-१९ को कहरबीच जारी लकडाउनका वेलामा समेत दलितमाथिको हिंसाको कहर नियन्त ...
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चेपुवामा सीमान्त समुदाय
June 1, 2020गरिबविरोधी विश्वव्यवस्था विश्व अर्थ–राजनीतिक व्यवस्था नै श्रमिक ...
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नेकपा र जातिवादी कृष्ण प्रवृत्ति
June 1, 2020सैद्धान्तिक रूपमा कम्युनिस्ट पार्टीले समानता र न्यायको पक्षमा संघर्ष र क् ...
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मारमा फेरि पनि सफाइकर्मी
June 1, 2020विश्वसँगै नेपालपनि कोरोनासँग जुधिरहेको छ ।धेरैले यसका लागि अग्रपंक्तिमा ...
