Unpacking Caregiver Narratives in Children’s Learning: Research Insights
At any given moment, multiple narratives shape our understanding of the world. No single perspective holds absolute influence, nor can one be ranked above another. This principle applies profoundly to […]
Why Unstructured Play Is Critical To Kids’ Development
Deepika Mogilishetty’s journey of two decades in India’s social change sector has relied on two pillars – inclusion and access. She has led initiatives and also worked with government and […]
Insights from the Voices of Play Conference
Voices of Play – A Journey into the World of Children On July 25th, Voices of Play brought together children from across India for a unique online event where they […]
Celebrating Fathers in Play: Key to a Child Learning and Growing
I want him to make good friends. He should be active playing, running, and roaming here and there. He should play in the park very actively. Whatever he sees, he […]
How Young Mothers have become the Force of Change in the Learning and Growth of our Children
Under the wide leafy shade of a Gulmohar tree, a group of young mothers are practising a number game. With chalk, they make boxes on the ground and write single-digit […]
Evolving Landscape of Parent Engagement
“Woh kabhi kabhi apne maa ke jaise lipstick aur nail polish lagane ki koshish karta hai, toh hum bhi uske saath baith jate hai madad karne keliye (He sometimes tries […]
Beyond Maternity Leave: A Shared Future for Care in India
Beyond Maternity Leave: A Shared Future for Care in India Care is a quiet force that holds up families, workplaces, and economies. But it remains undervalued, often seen as a […]
Relearning Care: From Quiet Burden to Shared Practice
At some point, we have all been on the receiving end of care. Maybe from a mother who stayed up through the night when we were sick, a neighbour who […]
Who Cares About Care? Unpacking India’s Overlooked Crisis
In the sun-baked fields of rural Maharashtra, under the relentless glare of a drought-stricken sky, Maya rises before dawn. She prepares a simple meal, secures her youngest child in a […]
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