Leveling the Playing Field: Art as an Equalizer in Youth Education
I would not call myself an artistic person. Many eons ago I did thoroughly enjoy […]
Love, Belonging, and Feminism in Jharkhand
“I would not be dealing with this if I were a man or of a […]
Understanding the Community: First-Generation Learners
“Naya Saal me apne dadi ko likhna aur Odiya book reading sikhaungi”, says Rashmita Bag, […]
The Case for Mulch: Growing in Understanding New Perspectives
Mulch. It’s probably not the most exciting topic of conversation, and most people don’t spend […]
Meet the AIF Clinton Fellows!
We are excited to introduce you to twenty extraordinary leaders – the 2018/19 AIF Clinton […]
Life Skills Day, Every Day
In the late morning of November 20th, 2018, 34 parents and teachers from throughout Bangalore […]
Kiy Mangpo Duk: Dog-Wildlife Conflict in Ladakh
On the rare occasion I’m out alone at night, the cobblestone alley I walk down […]
Foregrounding Adversity: Dissecting ‘Pathos,’ a Mode of Persuasion
Recently, while browsing the internet on my cell phone I was met with an advertisement. […]
Learning from the Golden Triangle: Rethinking Tourism
A conscientiously designed tourism program can benefit both tourists and communities while leaving a light […]
“Chai, Anyone?” Exploring Workplace Culture in India
It’s been a little more than four months since I’ve been in India as an […]
Khimsa: Waste Management in Ladakh
In January 2014, I discovered one of my lasting roles as a foreigner in India […]
“A Recipe to Thrive:” How the Shared Ownership of Stories Changes the Script of Adversity
“Package for you, Christopher, sir.” I look up from my work station. Hovering before me […]