The Nomad School of Film and Performing Arts continues to grow as a space for learning, collaboration, and creative resistance. By adapting its methods to local contexts, the School supports community-led storytelling and arts education across India’s marginalised communities. Its long-term aim is to build a sustainable network of storytellers, performers, and researchers who can represent their own worlds, challenge misrepresentation, and reclaim voice and visibility through film and performance.

To sustain and expand this work, the School invites collaborations with artists, educators, researchers, institutions, and supporters who share its belief in art as a means of social transformation. Realising this vision requires continued investment in training infrastructure, equipment, scholarships, travel, and mentorship, ensuring that communities long excluded from cultural production can access the tools and platforms to tell their own stories.