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23rd to 25th October 2026: 3 Days Training Programme on Law and Community Building for CBO members of Solidarity Foundation at Hubli-Dharwad.

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From the 23rd to the 25th of October 2026 capacity building training programme was organised for The Legal Committee and Social Entitlement Committee members from local Community Based Organisations (CBOs) representing transgender and LGBTQIA+ communities from Belgaum, Yadgir, Bagalkot in collaboration with Solidarity Foundation at Hubli-Dharwad.


Adv Archana, Legal Awareness Coordinator from Dhwani Legal Trust was the trainer who focused on strengthening community leadership, building collective capacities and enhancing participants’ understanding of human rights and constitutional protections. Key sessions covered community building, the principles and values of the Indian Constitution, fundamental rights and freedoms, human rights, criminal procedures, and various social welfare schemes and entitlements available to these marginalised communities.


The training used highly participatory and interactive approach, ensuring active engagement and shared learning among participants. Group discussions, role plays, individual exercises, experience sharing sessions were incorporated throughout the three days. These activities encouraged participants to reflect on their lived experiences, identify challenges faced by their communities, understand their rights, and explore collective strategies to address discrimination and exclusion.


Particular emphasis was placed on availing facilities by these community leaders by engaging with institutions, access legal and welfare mechanisms, and advocate for their communities.


The three day programme provided a space for collective reflection, knowledge-sharing, and peer learning. It aimed not only to strengthen participants' understanding of legal and constitutional frameworks but also to equip them with the confidence and practical knowledge required to build stronger, informed, and empowered communities.

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