The Train That Tells
When I was younger, I suffered from fear of germs. My sister, angel that she […]
Of Boars and Babies (Part 2)
The Midpoint conference was quite eventful, if you couldn’t tell already. Midpoint was followed by […]
Soy Beans and Self Reliance
Along with a group of other fellows, I attended the AIF Livelihoods Conference that was […]
Reflections on Digital Equalizer in Delhi
A supporter of AIF in Chicago, Nick Behl shares his reflections on visiting the Digital […]
Clinton Fellows attend Midpoint Conference
The Midpoint Conference is an integral part of the AIF William J. Clinton Fellowship for […]
The Politics of Cultural Change
The day begins with a cup (or sometimes two) of chai, followed by the 2 […]
What Are We Talking about When We Talk...
“We shall never achieve harmony with the land, any more than we shall achieve absolute […]
Rural Education: More Questions than Answers
In my lifetime, for as long as I can remember there has been a focus […]
“The Immaculate Inception:” When Technology Answers to a...
Call me a tech skeptic. (A techtic?) Cringe-inducing portmanteaus aside, I generally have very little […]
Mondays with Manish
Walking with Manish through the alleys of the slums of Ahmedabad, I am filled with […]
Of Boars and Babies (Part 1)
The 30 fellows scattered around the subcontinent met for the first time in three months […]
Metamorphic Landscapes: “First There Were Forests, Then Came...
The old man sat on his khat (bed) eating his humble supper of bhajra (pearl […]