We were on the panel on Manual Scavenging Laws at the Annual Themed Conference on Transformative Constitutionalism: Exploring Ideas and Possibilities in its Theory and Practice organised by the National Law School of India University, Bengaluru

We were invited to be on the panel to discuss the theme of Institutional Responses to Sexual Harassment at the Strengthening Communities and Building Systems Briefing Book launch organized by the Vidhi Centre for Legal Policy at the Bangalore International Centre, Bengaluru.

We were invited to be on the panel at the Mount Carmel College’s Humanities Fest and spoke on their theme Vritti - Thought Wave.

We organized legal awareness sessions for secondary school students of Bhagini Nivedita Government High School, Dinnur, Bengaluru

We were invited on the panel at the Bangalore International Centre Hub’ba, Bengaluru, along with Alok P. Kumar from Vidhi Centre for Legal Policy, Karnataka, Malavika Prasad, legal researcher, and Sudipto Mondal, journalist, to discuss the Citizenship Amendment Act.

Our video on the fundamental right to life was showcased on Nyaaya’s website and YouTube channel on the occasion of Republic Day.

We were invited to speak on the occasion of Constitution Day at Jyoti Nivas College, Bengaluru.

We were invited to speak at Alternative Law Forum’s event to mark the Constitution Day, One Nation-Many States: Challenges to Federalism.

We were invited to speak on Ambedkar’s Idea of India by the Swadhyaya Discussion Forum, Kalaburagi.

We conducted an Anti-Ragging Awareness Programme for the Degree students of the Malleswaram Ladies Association® Academy of Higher Learning, organized by the college’s Anti-Ragging Cell.

We collaborated with Supermom at Work (Rujuta Kadam, Lawyer, Mumbai) to bring out an online monthly series on Family Law. The series has been named Gelathi (‘woman or girl friend’ in Kannada).

We have been appearing on a radio show ‘Kaanunu Arivu’ (‘legal awareness’ in Kannada) on the Constitution and the Law at J.S.S. Radio, F.M. 91.2, Mysuru, Karnataka. The J.S.S. Phone Application has a collection of the series – https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.atc.jss&hl=en_IN&gl=US.

We have been appearing on a radio show ‘Kaanunu Belaku’ (‘light of the law’ in Kannada) to explain basic laws to the general public, at Saarathi Jhalak 90.4 Community Radio, Hoskote Taluk, Bengaluru, Karnataka.

We, in collaboration with Nyaaya, produced a two-part video on laws governing love and relationships in India. Ashwini Obulesh interviewed lawyer and activist Arvind Narrain on the theme.

We, in collaboration with Nyaaya, produced a two-part video with Geetha Menon from Stree Jagruthi Samithi on the legal framework applicable to domestic workers in Karnataka.

We conducted a session on ‘Women in Sandalwood’ on the ClubHouse App and discussed various socio-economic-cultural aspects pertaining to the representation of women in Indian and Kannada cinema. The panelists were popular actors from the Kannada film industry.

We conducted a session on the Prevention of Sexual Harassment (POSH) Act to the non-teaching staff as well as the students of Jyoti Nivas College, Bengaluru.

We conducted a legal awareness programme on the occasion of International Human Rights Day for the Degree students of the Malleswaram Ladies Association® Academy of Higher Learning.

We conducted a Constitutional Rights education session at the Indian Social Institute, Bengaluru in collaboration with the South India Cell for Human Rights Education and Monitoring (SICHREM). The target audience were grassroots-level NGO workers working directly on social problems in rural areas.

We participated in the Ambedkar Habba in Spoorthi Dhama, Bangalore and organized a study circle celebrating Ambedkar and our Constitution.

We organized a World Social Justice Day talk on JSS Radio, Mysuru and discussed about the meanings and significance of social justice today. (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.atc.jss)

We delivered a special lecture at KLE Society’s Law College on the occasion of International Women’s Day on the theme ‘Introspection of Women’s Legal Rights in India’.

We engaged in a discussion with the students of St. Joseph's College on ‘The Ethics and Legality of Torture in India’ on the occasion of the UN International Day in Support of Victims of Torture.

Dhwani’s Ashwini Obulesh was the first guest to be interviewed by Dr. Aditya Sondhi on The Podcast: Conversations Around Caste. The conversation was about caste in law school, the Bar and urban society. (Spotify: https://t.co/3xiHwIBtoR)