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Our Mission
Rumbul's mission is to safeguard and rejuvenate the cultural treasures embedded in our tribal roots while promoting sustainability and climate action as integral components of our Indigenous identity.
Our Vision
We envision a world where Indigenous languages thrive, our cultural traditions flourish, and our ancestral music resonates through time. In this vision, we see sustainability and climate action as inherent to our cultural stewardship, aligning harmoniously with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). We aim to be leaders in promoting environmental consciousness within Indigenous communities, contributing to a global movement for a more sustainable and equitable future.
Aligned With Global Goals
The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs), a set of 17 interconnected goals adopted by the international community, aim to address some of the most pressing global challenges, including poverty, inequality, climate change, and environmental degradation.
The connection between Indigenous communities and the UN SDGs represents a powerful alliance at the intersection of culture, environment, and social progress. Indigenous communities, with their rich cultural traditions and ancestral knowledge, have a profound role to play in advancing the global agenda of sustainable development.
How We Work
Language Training Classes
Songs & Music Training Classes
Language Training Classes
Rumbul is currently operating 19 Mundari language learning centres where people of all age groups join to learn conversational Mundari. Our team also works on creation of teaching materials and books publication for the promotion of Indigenous languages. We also lobby at policy level for the formulation of pro-tribals policies with regards to their language and culture.
Cultural Interventions
Songs & Music Training Classes
Language Training Classes
Our team is working on the revival and promotion of Sukaan Buru festival and other important Indigenous festivals. Organizing capacity building workshops and cultural sensitization sessions for youth so that they lead local cultural revival initiatives in their own areas.
Songs & Music Training Classes
Songs & Music Training Classes
Songs & Music Training Classes
Our team operates 29 Mundari Music Learning Centres where youngsters come to learn about Indigenous music and dance. The youngsters also get a chance to perform and represent their culture in various renowned cultural events across the country. This boosts their confidence. which reflects in other aspects of their life.
Documentaries and Podcasts
Songs & Music Training Classes
Songs & Music Training Classes
Our team also creates audio video materials for the promotion of Indigenous culture. We have documentaries and podcasts highlighting the pressing concerns of the Indigenous community. We are also actively working to create a digital archive of our Indigenous peoples so our future generations can learn from them.
