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Srutakeerthi Bhagwath on “Mental Health and Well-being: A Conversation”
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Srutakeerthi Bhagwath on “Mental Health and Well-being: A Conversation”
Interacted with Tashi Morup, Projects Director at Ladakh Arts and Media Organisation
Srutakeerthi is from Hyderabad and is pursuing her post-graduation in Management from the Institute of Public Enterprise, Hyderabad.
She cherishes listening to stories and music, reading books, writing and dancing her heart out. She enjoys the integration of arts and science.
Her goal in life is to create a safe space that is limitless and paves the way for abundant creativity. Her all-time favourite activity is to engage in conversations with children and ignite the spark of never-ending curiosity in them.
Got a story to tell? You can find her there with a tub of popcorn and ice cream.
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The F.A.I.R. Methodology
F.A.I.R. is a methodology of introspection which is driven by active dialogue and analysis to inculcate a mindset that focuses on what is right for all and not what benefits a few. We want to equip you with the thought process that helps you develop real-time solutions to propagate our 8 goals which are:
Well-being, Gender Equality, Peace, Environment, Hygiene, Nutrition, Education and Employment.
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The F.A.I.R. Project
The F.A.I.R. Project, an initiative of Eight Goals One Foundation (8one), is organising an online experiential program for individuals between 18 to 27 years of age, supported by the UNESCO New Delhi Cluster Office.
To find out more about us, you can read our brochure and follow us on our social media platforms. Links provided below:
Social Media Handles:
Interacted with Tashi Morup, Projects Director at Ladakh Arts and Media Organisation
Srutakeerthi is from Hyderabad and is pursuing her post-graduation in Management from the Institute of Public Enterprise, Hyderabad.
She cherishes listening to stories and music, reading books, writing and dancing her heart out. She enjoys the integration of arts and science.
Her goal in life is to create a safe space that is limitless and paves the way for abundant creativity. Her all-time favourite activity is to engage in conversations with children and ignite the spark of never-ending curiosity in them.
Got a story to tell? You can find her there with a tub of popcorn and ice cream.
---
The F.A.I.R. Methodology
F.A.I.R. is a methodology of introspection which is driven by active dialogue and analysis to inculcate a mindset that focuses on what is right for all and not what benefits a few. We want to equip you with the thought process that helps you develop real-time solutions to propagate our 8 goals which are:
Well-being, Gender Equality, Peace, Environment, Hygiene, Nutrition, Education and Employment.
---
The F.A.I.R. Project
The F.A.I.R. Project, an initiative of Eight Goals One Foundation (8one), is organising an online experiential program for individuals between 18 to 27 years of age, supported by the UNESCO New Delhi Cluster Office.
To find out more about us, you can read our brochure and follow us on our social media platforms. Links provided below:
Social Media Handles:
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