Meet the community

A community of Justicemakers who, having grown themselves together, keep growing the field of law and justice for everyone.

2026 COHORT

Agamishaala community gathering

Saanchi

Co-Founder

TYCIA Foundation

Mehul Sehgal

Program Lead

PUCAR

Shilpa Mudbi

Founder/ Artistic Director

Urban Folk Project

Arjun Singh Kindra

Senior Project Manager

Ecological Restoration Alliance/ Nature Conservation Foundation

Ankush Rana

Founder and Director

COHAS Community of Hope and Support

Supriya Jan

Lead – Grassroot Knowledge Building

CORO India

Shardha Rajam

Founder

Courts of the Living

Lakshmi T. Nambiar

Chief Operating Officer

OutLawed India

Ananth Padmanabhan

Vice Chancellor

Sreenidhi University

Rejitha Nair

Assistant Professor

Shiv Nadar School of Law

Dr. Mittali Sethi

District Collector, Nandurbar

Government of India

Sourav Karmakar

Founder

Panchayat Resolution Centre

Kaustubh Misra

Programs Lead

Samagata Foundation

Sachin Malhan

Co-founder

Agami

2026 COHORT

Agamishaala community gathering

Saanchi

Co-Founder

TYCIA Foundation

Mehul Sehgal

Program Lead

PUCAR

Shilpa Mudbi

Founder/ Artistic Director

Urban Folk Project

Arjun Singh Kindra

Senior Project Manager

Ecological Restoration Alliance/ Nature Conservation Foundation

Ankush Rana

Founder and Director

COHAS Community of Hope and Support

Supriya Jan

Lead – Grassroot Knowledge Building

CORO India

Shardha Rajam

Founder

Courts of the Living

Lakshmi T. Nambiar

Chief Operating Officer

OutLawed India

Ananth Padmanabhan

Vice Chancellor

Sreenidhi University

Rejitha Nair

Assistant Professor

Shiv Nadar School of Law

Dr. Mittali Sethi

District Collector, Nandurbar

Government of India

Sourav Karmakar

Founder

Panchayat Resolution Centre

Kaustubh Misra

Programs Lead

Samagata Foundation

Sachin Malhan

Co-founder

Agami

2026 COHORT

Agamishaala community gathering

Saanchi

Co-Founder

TYCIA Foundation

Mehul Sehgal

Program Lead

PUCAR

Shilpa Mudbi

Founder/ Artistic Director

Urban Folk Project

Arjun Singh Kindra

Senior Project Manager

Ecological Restoration Alliance/ Nature Conservation Foundation

Ankush Rana

Founder and Director

COHAS Community of Hope and Support

Supriya Jan

Lead – Grassroot Knowledge Building

CORO India

Shardha Rajam

Founder

Courts of the Living

Lakshmi T. Nambiar

Chief Operating Officer

OutLawed India

Ananth Padmanabhan

Vice Chancellor

Sreenidhi University

Rejitha Nair

Assistant Professor

Shiv Nadar School of Law

Dr. Mittali Sethi

District Collector, Nandurbar

Government of India

Sourav Karmakar

Founder

Panchayat Resolution Centre

Kaustubh Misra

Programs Lead

Samagata Foundation

Sachin Malhan

Co-founder

Agami

AGAMISHAALA INTERACTION MAP

A village, and what happens when people carry it with them

Agamishaala brings together people who are asking difficult questions about law, justice, society, institutions and themselves. For a few days, they step away from their usual pace of work and spend time with others who are also trying to imagine and build different possibilities for the field of law and justice.

People meet, listen to each other, share what is difficult, and begin to know each other beyond their work and institutional identities in that space.

The question that stayed with us was: What happens to those relationships after the Shaala retreat ends? Over the past few months, we have been exploring this through an interaction map.

The idea behind the map

At its heart, this is an experiment in understanding the relational field that has been forming around Agamishaala over time.


We are interested in the ways relationships form, deepen and travel through the ecosystem. How does trust move? How does an idea find another person? How does someone’s time, attention, credibility, knowledge or access become available to someone else? What happens when a conversation that began in one Shaala continues months or years later and becomes a project, a friendship, an introduction, a new institution or simply the confidence to pick up the phone and ask?


The map is an attempt to make some of that movement visible. It is a way of observing certain behaviour patterns.

At its heart, this is an experiment in understanding the relational field that has been forming around Agamishaala over time.


We are interested in the ways relationships form, deepen and travel through the ecosystem. How does trust move? How does an idea find another person? How does someone’s time, attention, credibility, knowledge or access become available to someone else? What happens when a conversation that began in one Shaala continues months or years later and becomes a project, a friendship, an introduction, a new institution or simply the confidence to pick up the phone and ask?


The map is an attempt to make some of that movement visible. It is a way of observing certain behaviour patterns.

At its heart, this is an experiment in understanding the relational field that has been forming around Agamishaala over time.


We are interested in the ways relationships form, deepen and travel through the ecosystem. How does trust move? How does an idea find another person? How does someone’s time, attention, credibility, knowledge or access become available to someone else? What happens when a conversation that began in one Shaala continues months or years later and becomes a project, a friendship, an introduction, a new institution or simply the confidence to pick up the phone and ask?


The map is an attempt to make some of that movement visible. It is a way of observing certain behaviour patterns.

What this map is

  • Now we Make Justice

  • Now we Make Justice