DYUTI - CONFERENCE
DYUTI- (Development Yearnings for a United and Transformed India)
’Rajagiri with its vision of ‘becoming a center of excellence in learning for enriching and
fulfilling LIFE’, has been regularly providing an annual forum for deliberation on vital issues of
development from a rights perspective. This series of annual conference is conducted
nationally and internationally on alternative years since 1998, and it is named as DYUTI
meaning ‘spark of life’.
| Year | Theme of the DYUTI Conference |
|---|---|
| 1998 | International Seminar on Trends in Social Work Education |
| 1999 | SWIMS ’99 – Social Work in Medical Setting |
| 2000 | OASIS 2000 – Social Work in School Setting |
| 2001 | Grama Swaraj 2001 – Role of Social Work in Decentralized Administration |
| 2002 | Janus 2002 – Whither Social Work Education? |
| 2005 | International Peace & Social Work Education (International Conference) |
| 2007 | Swasraya Bharath 2006 & 2007 – Rural Development & Social Work |
| 2007 | Human Rights and Development: A Rights-Based approach to Social Work Practice |
| 2009 | Millennium Development Goals and Child Protection (2008-2009) |
| 2010 | Right to Life: A critical appraisal of the state interventions to address citizens’ right to survival and quality of life |
| 2011 | International Conference on Environmental Justice and Social Work Practice |
| 2012 | National conference on Family competence and social development: Emerging paradigms in Social Work Practice |
| 2013 | International Conference On Global Public Health And Social Work |
| 2014 | National Conference on Community Mobilization for Empowerment: Trending Strategies and Practice Models |
| 2015 | International symposium on Evidence in Global Mental Health |
| 2016 | National Conference on Corporate Social Responsibility and Children |
| 2017 | International Conference on Healthy aging and mental Health |
| 2018 | Reimaging social work education in the outcome based perspectives and practices |
| 2019 | Global Social Work conference on Multi-Sectoral and Interdisciplinary Responses to Health and Well-Being |
| 2020 | Migration and Social Inclusion: Perspectives for Human Rights and Social Work Practice |
