Challenges of Agriculture: Learning the Ways of the Land in a New Climate
The Kattaikkuttu Sangam and Gurukulam are located on 7 acres on the outskirts of Kanchipuram […]
Exiled Services: Identity and Nation Building in the Tibetan Diaspora
Service can be an intimate, personal experience for some of us. Why and how we […]
Bringing the Period to the Workplace
Chums. Time of the Month. Visit from Aunt Flo. Stomach pain. Code Red. Red Wedding […]
“Discovering Ability” Art Awards: Stories of the Winners (Part 1)
120 applications and paintings. 15 finalists. 7 winners. Much deliberation went into deciding the 22 […]
Forced Contraception: Normalizing the Crisis
Imagine coming out of a room after a medical check-up or childbirth and being told […]
First Impressions: Development Finance and CSR
It had been one week since I joined TYCIA Foundation as an AIF Clinton Fellow, […]
Yuwa Moments, Part II: Storytelling for Impact
I didn’t expect to publish a Yuwa Moments Part II, but November was so filled […]
Tech Enabling the Last Mile: India’s Rural Development
Last week, I decided to quit my AIF Clinton Fellowship and open a cell phone […]
She: The Invisible Bread Earner (Part I)
“Who is the head of family?” I asked a boy from Chikiti Block of Odisha. […]
India: From Enchantment to Appreciation
When I was a little girl, my family had a large house but not always […]
The Power of a Story: Perceptions and Attitudes Towards People with Disabilities
How does a blind person brush his teeth in the morning? How would he be […]
The Hidden Heroes: The Role of NGOs in Public Policy
A few years ago, while I was attending a legal workshop for budding social entrepreneurs, […]