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What a baithak looks like

Every photograph here is from a real session, in order. The rooms got bigger and the crowds got larger; every one of them was free, which is the part that has not changed.

Attendees working at their laptops in the lecture hall at Session 6
Session 6
Attendees at their laptops during the Session 6 workshop
Session 6
Sticky notes covered in ideas written during a Session 6 exercise
Session 6
A celebration photograph of everyone at Session 6 beneath the banner
Session 6
A university lecture hall filling up for Session 6
Session 6
A guest speaker talking with attendees at Session 5
Session 5
A wide circle of attendees reaching into the middle at Session 5
Session 5
A group photograph of everyone at Session 5
Session 5
A packed room seated on the floor at Session 5
Session 5
Two attendees working at laptops in a quieter corner during Session 4
Session 4
A circle of attendees pointing into the middle at Session 4
Session 4
A group photograph of everyone at Session 4
Session 4
Attendees seated close together around an open laptop at Session 4
Session 4
Attendees leaning in around a single laptop on the floor at Session 3
Session 3
A group photograph of everyone who came to Session 3
Session 3
Attendees standing in a circle with hands raised at the end of Session 3
Session 3
A full room seated on the floor at Session 3, partner banners along the wall
Session 3
A small group seated on floor mats with laptops open at Session 2
Session 2
Attendees standing in a close circle with their hands together at Session 2
Session 2
Two attendees with a laptop at a roadside table outside Queeta Hotel, the very first AI Baithak
Session 1