Learning in the digital age
Over the past few weeks, we have been exploring the relationship between learning and time. This will be our last post in that series (for now). While reflecting on different […]
BM Stills | Retrospective – Six Threads, One Journey
A retrospective is not about looking back to close the book. It’s about pausing long enough to notice what has been shaping us, and to ask which patterns and questions […]
A Ray of Sunshine – #Spotlight Story: Majida from Gubbachi
The Community Learning Center (CLC) is designed to provide quality education to children who have no access to formal schooling due to multiple cultural and linguistic barriers. These children come […]
Empowering Children’s Agency: Journey through Sambhal’s Transformative Stories
In the heart of our mission at Involve lies an unwavering belief: when children are entrusted with agency, they become catalysts for remarkable change. Our journey is guided by our […]
Renu’s Transformative Journey with Pratham’s Mother’s Groups
Renu, from East Delhi, lives with her sons and parents. She overcame her social anxiety after being a part of Pratham’s Mothers’ Groups and became more involved in her son’s […]
Latika’s Wabi Sabi Program Empowers Aarti to Go to School!
Aarti joined Latika Nanhe at the age of four. Diagnosed with Diaplegic Spastic Cerebral Palsy, she was as cute as a button and blessed with a supportive family consisting of […]
Unlocking the Ability to See Growth – Simple Education Foundation (SEF)’s Assessments Empowering Every Child
SEF just kicked off assessments across partner schools in Delhi & Uttarakhand for the academic year 2023-24. These assessments are one of the ways for us to learn about our […]
#Be Her Hero
In rural communities, parenting has traditionally been the domain of women, with men playing secondary roles, if at all. This is even more stark when it comes to daughters. To […]
Celebrations Galore at Gyan Prakash Foundation
The idea began while planning our Diwali celebrations in October 2023. “No more gyaan giving” was the general feeling for the event that was to be held for more than […]
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