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What's New > Studies > Projects > Urban Typhoon Workshop Koliwada-Dharavi > Team TISS: What Women Want
Team TISS: What Women WantFrom $1Table of contents Team Leaders:Tata Institute of Social Sciences Media Lab/ MumbaiK.P.Jayasankar, Anjali Monteiro, Shilpa Phadke
Team members:Antonia Hasle / London UK/
Pooja Das Sarkar / Mumbai India/The workshop is a thoughtful and creative attempt and I would love to be a part of it and assist it to achieve its aims in any capacity. My skills include the ability to be a part of a group and work together creatively - two heads are better than one and nothing beats actions as a result of stimulating discussion. My interests include development and media - using media and communication for development. Susannah Still / New York City USA/
Rika Chaudhry / Mumbai India
Purvi Shetty / Bangalore IndiaA keen
interest in cultural diversity and lifestyles is what has made me apply
for this workshop. I am an MBA graduate, just out of college, with no
prior experience with urban design or planning. However I m very
interested in the area of Social development and Welfare. I could use
my management skills as a platform to direct the multiplicity of ideas
and thoughts. This will be an entirely new learning experience for me
and I m hoping to be able to contribute in some way. Files (2)
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The
Centre for Media & Cultural Studies, (CMCS) is an independent
centre of Tata Institute of Social Sciences, engaged in media teaching,
production, research & dissemination. A unique feature of the
Centre is the close linkage between the technical & academic areas
of its work. The work of the Centre straddles both realms, thus
facilitating a synergy between research, teaching & production, all
of which are informed by a keen sense of connection with local
subaltern cultures of resistance & invention. 
Antonia
is London based, and comes from a background in the advertising and
entertainment industries. She has been independently researching and
documenting informal architectural and economic development, alongside
systems, chaos, and organic processes in design, art and architecture
since 2006.
I
am an urban planning graduate student at New YorkUniversity/place />
specializing in transportation, infrastructure and environment. I grew
up in Columbia Missouriand did my undergraduate studies in German and
History at the Universityof Michiganand spent time as a Fulbright
teaching assistant in Austria. I have never been to India or even Asia
but look forward to the challenge presented in Dharavi and the
opportunity to learn and contribute during this workshop..jpg?size=bestfit&width=128&height=139)
As an Architect my interests are more inclined towards housing and urban developments, disaster mitigation and rehabilitation.