Creative Programmes – CWC

Creative Programmes

CWC organizes a wide range of creative programmes that address a variety of issues under the scope of writing and communication. These programs are open to everyone, and cater to a diverse audience from various academic or professional backgrounds and makes for highly engaging sessions with a myriad of perspectives. Since the inception of CWC, these programmes have revolved around themes that include, but are not limited to, creative writing, research practices, communication, music, computer programming, journalism, cinema, comics, law, and photography.

Some of the most popular sessions included: What’s In a Label? Writing Museum Labels and Catalogue Raisonné by Archishman Sarker; Reading Affect: How Emotions Structure an Archive by Vinky Mittal; Workshop on Fair Paraphrase by Vrinda Chopra; Crafting Effective Transition and Flow by Sampurna Dutta ; Storytelling Through Wordless Picture Books by Anagha Gopal; Art-e-Fact: A Workshop On Narrative Journalism by Jyotirmoy Talukdar; A Workshop On Storytelling In International Development by Vrinda Chopra; Call and Response: Effectively Crafting Conference Abstracts by Senjuti Chakraborti; and Storytelling In Science by Ipsita Herlekar.

ELT Creative Programmes

The CWC ELT team also conducts a host of workshops to develop the participants’ writing, reading, and speaking skills in English. The aim of these programmes is to make English language learning enjoyable and accessible. These programmes are usually conducted online so as to allow maximal participation. Some of the popular ELT sessions include: Persuasive Writing: Techniques and Strategies by Neerav Dwivedi, What We Talk About When We Talk About Reading by Sonakshi Srivastava, How Poems Talk: Narrative Poetry and Oral Communication by Anagha Gopal, and Third Person Singular: A Workshop on the Art of Writing a Bio by Jyotirmoy Talukdar.