RRaD

Presenters share ways forward on the Naga repatriation process following the group discussions.

In the 2025 edition of the September Dialogue, Naga tribe elders and leaders engaged in open and honest conversations with college students and young professionals from diverse backgrounds on issues of Repatriation, Healing and Decolonisation on September 6 at the Lighthouse Church, Dimapur.

Naga tribe leaders reflect on their PRM visit and the Naga collection

FNR Convenor Rev. Dr. Wati Aier and Rev. Dr. Ellen Konyak Jamir, RRaD Coordinator, lead signatories in affirming the Naga Oxford declaration on repatriation.

Session 1 – Thejao Vihienuo, President, Angami Public Organisation; Vihuto Asumi, President, Sumi Hoho; and Prof. Sanjay (Xonzoi) Barbora share experiences of the Oxford Naga declaration on repatriation.

Session chaired by Rev. Dr. Ellen Konyak Jamir, RRaD Coordinator

The photo exhibition of funerary artefacts from the Pitt Rivers Museum's Naga collection.

Curated by Prof. Dolly Kikon for FNR and RRaD.

RRaD member, Manngai Nemdakly and friends perform the RRaD anthem "Echoes of the Hills".

Snippets from the opening session

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We are hosting our first ever conference this coming September.

Please join us for meaningful conversations on repatriation, ancestral connections and healing within the Naga Context.

Let's explore these significant themes together.

September Dialogue

We are releasing these gorgeous postcard sets from and 's graphic novel 'A Path Home.'

You can get them at and !

Get your copy before it gets sold out!

We have got some exciting news for you!

Hard copies of RRaD's first imprint -"A Path Home" is now available!

We also have gorgeous postcard sets for sale.

Check the poster for more details!

If you are around Punanamei in Mao area, Manipur on the 13th of November, do drop by for 's special lecture at Asufii Christian Institute.

Looking forward to your engagement.
See you all there!