How does the content you consume shape your thoughts, decisions, and behavior?
Are you curious about the root causes of human behavior?
Do you want the freedom to challenge every statement and engage in an open discussion?
Looking for unbiased answers to your toughest questions? Join us for an interactive Q&A-based session that encourages critical thinking and questioning! This session is part of #MyConsumptionMyResponsibility, an initiative by Simon Jakkam aimed at raising awareness about how infor Read More..

Join us at Atta Galatta for a week-long textile collection drive, facilitated by Saamuhika Shakti. We will have a collection area throughout the day between 29th March, Saturday, and 6th April, Sunday, starting from 11 AM and until 7 PM, where you can come drop off your old clothes and other items made of cloth. This textile collection drive is being organized to recognize International Day of Zero Waste. Jointly facilitated by UNEP and UN-Habitat, it highlights the importance of strengthening waste management globally and promoting sustainable consumption and production patterns. This year Read More..

Welcome to Atta Galatta’s Let’s Get Waste-ed initiative that aims to spotlight sustainable living, waste management, and all sorts of upcycling initiatives! Join us for a day of mindful consumption, with textile collection drives, thrift stores, handmade products by local artists, panel discussions and screenings. Best part? There’s a massive sale on adults and children’s books too! Give these discounted, second-hand books a home and keep the cycle of reusing going! If you’re a novice in the world of sustainable living, we have an Introduction to Zero Waste Liv Read More..

Join us at Atta Galatta on 19th January for a textile collection drive, facilitated by Saamuhika Shakti. We will have a collection area throughout the day on 19th January, starting from 11 AM and until 7 PM, where you can come drop off your old clothes and other items made of cloth. Read More..

InHERIT, a project that has been jointly undertaken by Ashoka University, the Young India Fellowship and The Helen Hamlyn Trust, aims to reconnect Indian youth to their heritage in a more holistic manner with this season focusing on Natural Heritage and Culinary Heritage. This event in collaboration with Atta Galatta, is our first ever in-person event in Bangalore on Natural Heritage, sustainability and what we can do as youth in a city to do our little bit. Sharing his valuable insights and experience is none other than Dr Padmakumar MM, Associate Professor, Christ University, who will be Read More..

After quitting his corporate career in early 2008, Kalyan traveled exclusively through rural India for about 2 and ½ years, and slow-traveled for about a year through the central Indian tribal communities right from Kuchchh all the way to the Sundarbans. Having lived with scores of families that were below the so-called poverty line and right down at the bottom of the pyramid, his views on development and poverty turned 180 degrees. Instead of reacting or responding to the symptoms of poverty, he wanted to create a new possibility in which poverty just cannot exist. He found the i Read More..