Sangama

20/02/2026

No Family Should Sleep Hungry After Kogilu Layout Slum Demolition

An Urgent Appeal for Emergency Food Support

On 20 December 2025, more than 1,000 residents of Kogilu Layout slum settlements in Bengaluru were rendered homeless following a sudden demolition drive.

For the past two months, families - including children, elderly persons, pregnant and breastfeeding women, and daily wage workers - have been forced to live on the demolition site. They have no access to cooking facilities, no stable income, and no immediate rehabilitation support.

Today, the biggest crisis they face is hunger.

We request your urgent support. Please contribute generously and share this appeal within your networks.

https://www.ketto.org/fundraiser/no-family-should-sleep-hungry-after-kogilu-layout-slum-demolition-1117239

Sangama wants to raise funds for No Family Should Sleep Hungry After Kogilu Layout Slum Demolition. Your contribution has the power to help them move closer to their goal amount. Please contribute.

19/11/2025

Names we may never know, lives we must never forget.
Tomorrow, we gather in silence — for those who left us, and for those who walk forward carrying generations of courage.
May our candles light the path to justice, dignity, and a future where every trans life can flourish.










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02/11/2025

Public Statement

Sangama and Movement for Gender and Sexual Pluralism strongly condemn the Assault, Kidnapping, Detention, and Shaving the head (to erase her identity as a woman) of Sukanya, a Woman in .


Laxmi Hebbalkar Chief Minister of Karnataka

16/09/2025

Sangama is proud to be a Community Partner at the 2025 Community Business Network Conference (India).

Together, we’re amplifying voices, celebrating diversity, and building workplaces where everyone belongs.

📅 Thu, 18 Sept
🕘 9:00am – 5:00pm (IST)
📍 Lenovo Office, Bengaluru

Community Business Lenovo India

05/09/2025

🌈 Observing Gender & Sexual Minorities Liberation Day 🌈

From Criminals to Citizens: What has changed in the lives of Gender and Sexual Minorities in the past 7 years?

6 Sept 2025, Bengaluru

Join us for a powerful panel with leading activists, lawyers, and community voices including Jayna Kothari, Amrita Chanda, Rajesh Srinivas, Sana Suman, Vaishali Byali, Veena Kulkarni, Syed, Yuvaraj, Manjunath, and Nithin.

Moderator: Elavarthi Manohar, Executive Director, Sangama

Contact: 9639630202

16/08/2025

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08/06/2025

🌟 VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT 🌟

Position: Senior Program Manager (Full-time)
Number of Positions: 1
Location: Bengaluru, India
Salary: ₹45,000 – ₹60,000 per month (commensurate with qualifications and experience)
Application Deadline: 13 June 2025

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/sangamaindia_vacancy-announcement-position-senior-activity-7336766320727740416-PIRJ

Youth for Unity and Voluntary Action - YUVA Solidarity Foundation Solidarity Foundation

🌟 VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT 🌟 Position: Senior Program Manager (Full-time) Number of Positions: 1 Location: Bengaluru, India Salary: ₹45,000 – ₹60,000 per month (commensurate with qualifications and experience) Application Deadline: 13 June 2025

21/05/2025

We are hiring : " Monitoring and Evaluation Officer" at Sangama

📍 Location: Bengaluru North
💰 Salary: ₹33,000/month
🗓 Apply by: 1st June 2025
📧 Email your resume & cover letter to: [email protected]

03/03/2025

On 25th February 2025, Sangama, in collaboration with the Police Department, DCPU, Child Helpline, TDH, and Children of India Foundation, organized the Child and Police (CAP) event in Jakkur. Children from all five clusters participated in the event, which provided them with a platform to voice their concerns and challenges directly to police inspectors.

During the event, police officials emphasized that they are protectors and that children should not fear them. The children raised critical issues such as child marriage, goonda violence, fights occurring in school compounds after school hours, drug and alcohol addiction, and instances of teachers punishing students for not studying. The police inspectors responded to these concerns, assuring the children that their safety and well-being were a priority and promised action on the concerns raised.