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The current funding models, in our view, fall short in recognizing the unique challenges and needs of caste-oppressed groups, leading […]

Informed by the FECCA submission on the Multicultural Framework Review, which powerfully advocates for recognising the “diversity within diversity” and

Undertake nationwide surveys specifically designed to capture data on caste oppressed communities, enabling a deeper understanding of their unique challenges

Work with community representatives to set up dedicated departments or task forces within existing institutions explicitly to address the concerns

Initiate nationwide awareness campaigns that enlighten the broader public on the history, nuances, and challenges intrinsic to caste oppressed communities,

Integrate caste oppression education into national school curriculums, instilling empathy and understanding from an early age. Facilitate inter-community dialogues and

Roll out mentorship initiatives where leaders emerging from caste oppressed communities can be mentored by established figures across politics, media,

Offer platforms like seminars, workshops, and cultural festivals that amplify the diversity, vibrancy, and resilience of caste oppressed communities. Collaborate

Designate specialised grant programs specifically tailored for NGOs serving caste oppressed communities. Stimulate alliances between established NGOs and those centring

Additionally, dedicated grants or subsidies could empower our organisations to launch comprehensive outreach, advocacy, and support programs tailored for their