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Tackle is all about freedom of expression
…The third question in our evaluation with the kids about Caravan enquired about what they told their parents about caravan. To which they replied that, they went home and told their parents about the freedom Tackle gives them, the various toys they are allowed to use at the Caravan and the lessons and plays Tackle conducts for them through which they are able to learn. This is when it occurred to me that the major role of Tackle had been acquired as the children were free and at the same time they were learning; they truly believed that this was a release for them which was one of the primary goals of the caravan to provide them the freedom to express themselves.
The last question probed about what they would tell the teachers and principals about Tackle. To which they responded that school restricted their creativity to competitions while Tackle gave them the freedom to choose what they like best, and perform freely. the children also replied by saying that in school we have teachers who teach, give us homework and mark us, but Tackle is more than that and that, they really look forward to Saturdays to come and engage in the many activities.

— Sushmita Oruganti
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Family talk

…Most of the girls of the stall were very amused by my piercings, so I used that as a base to enquire about them . I asked why they don’t pierce their ears too and  most of them said that their mother would hit them. When I questioned them further, they admitted that their mother and their brothers beat them often. I asked if they prefer school or home. All of them said school because they could do whatever they want at school. I spoke to over 11 children.  Most of them either had incomplete families or got beaten up at home. Kiran and Keerthana seemed to be most happy to speak about their family. Satya, on the other hand, was the most difficult person to interact with. Getting to talk to us about her family was impossible. She did tell me about her sister and a brother, but when I tried enquiring about her brother she would just withdraw. Meena also was very stringent initially, but upon further enquiry I realised that her brother had passed away, and that was something that was holding her back. She revealed that playing sports made her happy and she enjoyed activities that kept her physically engaged. I felt that this was her escape as any emotional or verbal advances i made towards her caused her to immediately shut down…

— Sushmita Oruganti

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