Discussion forums

21.12.2004 Join an interesting debate on reservation for the marginalised classes in job opportunities in India. Should non governmental organisations and the corporate sector in India inplement reservations for the marginalised and the oppressed classes.

16.10.2003 Join an interesting debate on the implications of the digital gender divide. OneWorld South Asia’s Digital Opportunity Channel in partnership with i4d, an ICT initiative of the Centre for Spatial Database Management & Solutions, invites your perspectives on gender and ICTs on its discussion forum.

16.10.2003 OneWorld South Asia’s education website, www.learningchannel.org has launched a new discussion on education rights in collaboration with the Global Campaign for Education. To join, just send a blank email to join-right2education@dgroups.org. Join the forum and have your say on the right to free and good quality education.

12.08.2003 Discrimination against women starts from the earliest stages of life, through their childhood and into adulthood. Stereotypical attitudes and practices reinforce discrimination. Indian NGO, Global March Against Child Labour, has initiated a discussion on, Girl child exploitation: The bitter truth!
Participate in the discussion and read comments by others.

27.06.2003 What is the Information Society and who is it for? How does it relate to development and poverty alleviation? How can we ensure equal gender role in the information society?
Seeking answer to all these and many more questions?
Then participate in the Digital Opportunity channel’s online discussion forum.

02.07.2003 LearningChannel.org has launched a discussion forum on Education for Youth and Employment. It is being held in association with the Youth Employment Summit which will hold its first regional meet in Hyderabad, India, in December 2003. To join in, send a blank email to: join-education@dgroups.org

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