Meeto Memorial Award

• Meeto Memorial Awards Fellowships 2012

  16 October 2012
  The Meeto Memorial Awards were instituted to commemorate Meeto’s (Kamaljit Bhasin-Malik) brief but brilliant life, Meeto’s mother, Kamla Bhasin to honour young South Asians whose work demonstrates a commitment to communal harmony, peace, justice and human rights.
  This year the Meeto Memorial Awards/ Mitwa Fellowhisps are being given to three women activists Germi Roy, Violet and Seeta Leen  (...)

• Photos from 2012 Meeto Memorial Award Function in Nepal

  16 October 2012
  Sangat Core Group members with Meeto’s photo in the back drop (23 September 2012)
  Sangat Course participants singing a song at the Meeto Memorial Award ceremony in Nepal (23 September 2012)
  Participants at the Meeto Memorial Award ceremony in Nepal (23 September 2012)

• 4th Meeto Memorial Award Function in Nepal held on 23 September 2012

  13 October 2012
  Excerpt from A Letter by Kamla Bhasin
  October 2, 2012
  Loving greetings!!
  On 23rd September we had the 4th Meeto Memorial Award Function in Nepal. This time again we did it in Collaboration with Sangat and a large number of civil society organizations from Nepal. There were about 50 women from South Asian countries at the event, in addition to about 450 Nepali friends and comrades. This was  (...)
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  Call for Nominations for the 2012 Meeto Memorial Award

  3 May 2012
  ANHAD (Act Now for Harmony and Democracy) and Sangat, a South Asian feminist network, are now inviting nominations for the Meeto Memorial Award for the year 2012. Please read the following before you send nomination/s:
  About Meeto
  Meeto (Kamaljit Bhasin-Malik; 1978-2006) was a scholar, activist and dancer. She graduated with first class honours in History from Stephen’s College. With the  (...)

• Amhad Siddiqui speaking about Meeto at the 2011 Meeto Memorial Award ceremony in Islamabad

  4 October 2011
  The first time I met Meeto I was staying at her father’s house in Delhi, when all of a sudden one morning there was an insistent banging at my door and a voice outside proclaiming that I had better open up, she had just stopped by, was in a rush and was not about to stick around while I was busy making myself presentable. Meeto and my elder brother, Bilal, were close, you see, and our mothers  (...)

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