Objectives

Introduction

  • To perform socially meaningful theatre and thus contribute to the struggle for a secular, democratic, just and egalitarian Pakistan.
  • To promote quality theatre in Pakistan, blending traditional form with modern techniques and contemporary awareness and provide entertainment which has a social purpose.
  • To promote the cause of peace and enlightenment in society through innovative and enriching for the masses.

Organization

Ajoka is a non-profit voluntary, democratic organization. Its members come from varied class and social backgrounds. It is committed to gender equality and equal rights for all irrespective of class, gender, ethnic or religious affinities. It actively supports peace and friendship in the world, especially in South Aisa.


Finances

Ajoka is financially independent and does not accept funds with any conditions or strings attached. It works with like-minded international and national organizations for shared objectives where costs are shared. It also has long-term collaborative relations with arts councils within the country.


Outreach

Ajoka attaches great important to developing close relations with civil society, human rights groups and community organizations. It has collaborated with women’s rights, environmental, workers,children and human rights organizations on issue of common interest. Ajoka has regular contacts with theatre groups in India and has worked several innovative projects. It has organized Indo-Pak theatre festivals and extensively toured with plays promoting peace and goodwill. It has also maintained relations with International theatre organizations.


Executive Committee


 
 

 
 


Ajoka Core Members

Nadeem Mir, Kanwal Christopher, Kamran Mujahid, Razia Malik, Luke Kelvin, Usman Raaj, Bilal Mughal, Shehzad Sadiq, Rizwan Riaz, Sibte Hassan, Nasir Mahmood, Muzamil Shabbir, Samavia Zaman, Suneel Inayat, Kashif Jan, Thomas Yousaf, Ibn-i-Hanif, Azka Latif, Rabil Butt, Anish Khan, Meesam Azeem, Nyle Imtiaz, Rai Kamran, Farwa Syed, Rania Mohsin, Haifa Mudassar, Usman Zia