Saamatvaartha Sessions — The Missing Curriculum
A programme by 2014P
A bootcamp on contemporary sensemaking that sets a Western critical canon beside an Indic civilisational frame.
At a glance
| Best for | Universities, schools, faculties and founders hosting a sensemaking session |
|---|---|
| Cost | Free |
About Saamatvaartha Sessions — The Missing Curriculum
Saamatvaartha Sessions, which the studio calls The Missing Curriculum, is a session on contemporary sensemaking with an Indic synthesis. It runs as a short trailer, a single lecture, or a full ninety-minute session, and is designed to land for students, faculty, curriculum decision-makers and founders in the same room.
What you get
- A session that puts a Western critical canon beside an Indic civilisational frame
- A format that scales from a short trailer to a single lecture to a full session
- A handout and slide deck
Who can apply
- Universities, schools, faculties, founders and stewards
- Aimed at educational institutions and curriculum decision-makers, and anchored in Indian universities, schools and policy classrooms
How to apply: Write in to host a session, whether for a course, an assembly, a faculty-development hour or a workshop, by emailing hello@2014p.com. There is no fee for accredited educational institutions.
Where to apply
Other 2014P programmes
- AdvisoryA consulting advisory service running across five engagement tiers, from a short screening call to a longer embedded retainer.
- Partner & FederateThe studio's build-with-us route: co-found a venture, run or license a playbook, or bring capital or distribution.
- ContributeA recognition-based way to give time and skill to the work, as a thread-holder, a fellow, or an advisor in residence.