Young Scholars Computer Centre - Interactive Sessions

Interactive Sessions

Lectures on Computer Application by teachers from University of Delhi and specialists in the field drawn from various other organizations
Interactive sessions on issues relating to Disability by activists from the community who are also teaching at University of Delhi
Informative sessions with regard to employment opportunities for the visually-impaired by our former visually impaired faculty member who is now working at the State Bank of India
Feedback sessions from students

Manjula Mam is giving Mobility tips to a group of Visually Impaired students.

VI Mobility Training Session

A Job oriented session by Gajanand Mittal (Assistant Manager, SBI) lecture to a group of Visually Impaired Students

Job orientation session

Group Discussion

Discussion on gender and disability

Jagdish sir is teaching Advanced Excel to a group of 8 visually impaired male students

Special interaction on Advanced MS Excel

Ram sir is sitting behind a desk facing students in the class room and taking Tally Class

Tally class with guest faculty

Shramishtha and Sadhna madam standing in front of a room full of students and discussing on Inclusion.

Discussion on Inclusion

Three middle-aged women sit behind a desk facing a room full of visually impaired students

Discussion on Education and Marginalised Communities

Other Activities

Female Visually Impaired students receiving canes from Prof. Gayatri Kansal of KenEarth Foundation at the Centre

Cane distribution for blind students

A White Cane Distribution program was organised where Prof. Gayatri Kansal of KenEarth Foundation distributed canes to visually impaired students at our Centre.

Sanitary Napkin distribution

Inner Wheel Northwest in collaboration with Aasra Shiksha Samiti distributed Sanitary Napkins to girl students of the Centre. This was followed by a lecture on Personal Hygiene and Reproductive Health.

Mr. Vijay Joshi and Karn Joshi of Orange Law is distributing laptop bags to visually impaired students

Laptop Bag distribution

Mr. Vijay Joshi and Karn Joshi of Orange Law took the initiative to sponsor and distribute laptop bags for visually impaired students that proved very useful for their daily needs.

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