Avital Datskovsky
Avital Datskovsky
Age: 25
Home Town: Lower Merion, Pennsylvania
Education: BA- Bachelor of Arts, South Asian Languages and Civilizations, University of Chicago
Specific Field Interests: Education and Gender
Placement: Gramin Shiksha Kendra - Sawai Madhupur, Rajasthan
Area of Focus: Education
Highlights: Avital loved staying in India before and finds it an incredible and fascinating country. She is excited to be challenged and to learn from India, while gaining experience on the ground, learning from the people at her host organization and the other fellows to translate skills she has gained into development in India. She is excited to be challenged to think differently and to grow. Through this fellowship, Avital wants to get a better understanding of development in India and learn what skills that she can best contribute to development, build new ones and broaden her understanding of development and India. Her study of Hindi, past experience of living in India and her experience of having to move rapidly between multiple roles and requirements while working at a startup are few experiences that Avital feels would help her in this fellowship.
Posts by avitaldatskovsky
Glimpses of Madhopur
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To Jaganpura, with Love
The school year’s over now, but during the school year, as I approached Gramin […]
A Community Rebuilds
There is a poster placed on the wall, by the doorway to one of the houses of the families […]
A Week of Workshops: Narratives on the Forest
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The Politics of Cultural Change
The day begins with a cup (or sometimes two) of chai, followed by the 2 […]
Reclaiming the Forest
I had this realization a few weeks ago. For the longest time, I was struggling […]
Catching a Train
One of my big accomplishments this month was jumping on a moving train. I arrived […]
Rethinking Education
“Forge Through Ambiguity” Forge through ambiguity. This was a phrase that AIF Clinton Fellow alumnus Ted […]
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