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CRY Click rights exhibition 2014

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CRY Click Rights 2014 exhibition at : 1) 23rd – 24th July – DLF Place, Saket – 10:00am – 7:00pm 2) 25th – 27th July – DLF Cyber Hub, Gurgaon – 4:00pm – 8:00pm Philips LED TV is the Cause Partner for the CRY Click Rights campaign.

CHRONICLE: CLICK RIGHTS 2013

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Click Rights is an annual campaign of CRY, wherein volunteers spread awareness about a theme by medium of photography. In 2013, it started in July to make people aware of  reasons why many children are still out of school, so that the issues can be alleviated with combined effort of all, enabling children to have brighter future through education. The highlights of this campaign were photography workshops and photo talks by well known Indian photojournalists Raghu Rai and Vicky Roy, and photo-exhibitions at 1AQ Art Gallery and India International Center. To know more about the Click Rights-2013 events that took place in Delhi,  click here For further information on Click Rights 2013- Delhi Exhibition,  click here Authors: Ritika Sharma and Divyanshu Singh

Photo talk with Raghu Rai

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Padmashree award winner Raghu Rai, one of the most recognized name in the world of photography, held an interactive photo talk – ‘Reels of Change’ for the CRY Click Rights Campaign on August 8th, 2013. Focused on the power of photography to spur people into action, the talk was well-attended and received good participation! Coverage by "The Statesman" Coverage by "Millennium Post"

Click Rights at IIT Delhi

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The Click Rights corner set up by the CRY volunteers at IIT Delhi received encouraging response. Volunteers explained to the students about the campaign. Close to 500 students turned up. Most of them sported Click Rights tattoos on their arms, wore the Click Rights badges and ensured to promote the campaign.  You too can be a part of the Click Rights campaigns too; for details visit www.cry.org/focusonthechild

Click Rights at Dilli Haat

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CRY Delhi Volunteers promoted Click Rights 2013 at Dilli Haat on 18th Aug 2013. The enthusiasm of Dilli Haat patrons in supporting the campaign and that of CRY Delhi Volunteers in explaining them the campaign was beyond imagination.

Invitation to Click Rights Photography Exhibition 2013

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Click Rights 2013 Promotional Event at IHE

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The CRY Club at IHE, Department of Communication and Extension, held a long day kiosk at the college on 1st Aug 2013 to promote Click Rights by asking people to upload more and more relevant photographs in order to make the campaign successful. Thus the CRY club reached out to over 1000 students who are first time voters. Refer this link for more photos of the event.

Click Rights Photo Exhibitions

Since 17th Dec 2011, under guidance of Ms. Violet Barman, a professional photographer, CRY Delhi Volunteer Group has started using Click Rights to draw attention of goverment towards poor conditions of MCD schools. This is done by putting up photo exhibitions at public places. Overall process followed for a typical photo exhibition is - firstly, CRY volunteers go out to click photographs showing poor conditions of MCD schools; secondly, the phographs clicked by the volunteers are displayed in a photo exhibition at some public place of high footfall; thirdly, public visiting the exhibition is requested to sign a petition, which requests government to improve the conditions. Till now the exhibitions have been conducted at following places: Dilli Haat on 17th and 18th Dec 2011 Select Citywalk Mall on 14th and 15th Jan 2012 Miranda House College on 23rd to 25th Feb 2012 Kamla Nehru College on 20th March 2012 Jamia Milia Islamia on 22nd March 2012 IHC on 7th and 8th April 2012 Following...

Click Rights Photo Exhibitions

Since 17th Dec 2011, under guidance of Ms. Violet Barman, a professional photographer, CRY Delhi Volunteer Group has started using Click Rights to draw attention of goverment towards poor conditions of MCD schools. This is done by putting up photo exhibitions at public places. Overall process followed for a typical photo exhibition is - firstly, CRY volunteers go out to click photographs showing poor conditions of MCD schools; secondly, the phographs clicked by the volunteers are displayed in a photo exhibition at some public place of high footfall; thirdly, public visiting the exhibition is requested to sign a petition, which requests government to improve the conditions. Till now the exhibitions have been conducted at following places: Dilli Haat on 17th and 18th Dec 2011 Select Citywalk Mall on 14th and 15th Jan 2012 Miranda House College on 23rd to 25th Feb 2012 Kamla Nehru College on 20th March 2012 Jamia Milia Islamia on 22nd March 2012 IHC on 7th and 8th April 2...