Jatra HUM SAB EK
In September 2024, the Hum Sab Ek exhibition was prominently featured at the Clinton Global Initiative Annual Meeting in New York City, marking the onset of its next phase: Jatra—a traveling exhibition that catalyzes a series of dialogues at the intersection of gender, work, health, climate change, and resilience, first in the U.S. and then globally.
It was subsequently hosted at the World Bank headquarters, the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg Center for Public Innovation in Washington, D.C., and, most recently, at the International Labour Organization in Geneva. The exhibition aims to reframe knowledge generation and science communication, offering alternatives to dominant quantitative approaches in academic discourse. SEWA’s story is particularly significant, showcasing alternative strategies to better prepare for our rapidly changing climate.
Curators
Dr. Satchit Balsari
Hiteshree Das
Research
Abhishek Bhatia and Kartikeya Bhatotia
Design
Karthik Girish, and Vishwesh Surve
Technology
Robert McCarthy,
Deepak Ramola, Selmon Rafey, and Bettina Wyler
Clinton Global Initiative, Annual Meetings | 2024
Documentation
Article by the Center for International Development
“If we can we shift the center of the strategy not to a home institution but the community, our risk profile changes.” – Fatema Z. Sumar
India Conference, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg Center for Public Innovation | 2025
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International Labor Organization, Geneva | 2025
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