Jajam: Gender, Ghar aur Generations (12 & 13th December)
Every generation inherits something from the ones before it – stories, traditions, beliefs, expectations, or ideas about how families and relationships should be.
But which ones do we carry forward, and which ones are we ready to see differently?
On 12th & 13th December, Sabki Suno Saa is spreading the Jajam at Jawahar Kala Kendra (Jaipur), creating a space for different age groups to come together, share experiences, ask questions, and reimagine the ways we relate to one another.
We believe that questioning everyday norms and expectations is an important part of preventing gender-based violence. And sometimes, it takes conversations between generations to start looking at things differently.
We'd love for you to bring along someone from a different generation, too. But if you come on your own, that's absolutely fine!
Jajam at a Glance
Jajam is an open experience featuring immersive exhibits, interactive games, and conversations across both days. Come explore the space!
Day 1 (12 Dec) convenes changemakers, organizations, practitioners and creatives from across Rajasthan whose efforts are driving a lasting impact. Join us for the festival opening and key campaign conversations.
(Open to everyone, with a dedicated breakout session reserved for ecosystem stakeholders)
Day 2 (13 Dec) opens up new experiences, ideas, and cultural perspectives that shift how we relate to one another. Explore hands-on workshops, dialogue sessions, and performances that invites us to question everyday norms and reimagine our bonds.
(Open to everyone)
Will we see you there?
When: 12 & 13th December 2026 | 11:00 AM-7:00 PM on both days. Drop in and join activities as you wish.
Where: Jawahar Kala Kendra (JKK), Jaipur
Who it’s for: Thinkers, artists, families, young people, practitioners, and anyone curious about enabling equitable relationships.
Know the Campaign
Sabki Suno Saa (SSS) is a multi-year campaign led by Purpose to prevent gender-based violence by fostering healthier, more equitable relationships across Rajasthan.
The campaign is currently being implemented in Jaipur, Alwar, and Ajmer, with the ambition of informing broader conversations on prevention across the state – and, ultimately, beyond it.
There’s more!
Alongside the main lineup, we are hosting interactive side events, an open call and workshops leading up to and throughout the festival.
Follow us on Instagram for upcoming details on Jajam. Stay tuned for the full agenda.
See you at Jajam!