Seeking Solutions in Crisis: A Social Enterprise Navigates COVID-19
When I joined the Frontier Markets team as an AIF Clinton Fellow last fall, I […]
Tackling the Employment Crisis for People with Disabilities
“It’s not easy getting a job when you have a disability. When you tell a […]
An Exposure Visit to the Ocean of Songs and Dance
“Today, we are going through a critical period of time. We are a nation with […]
She: The Invisible Bread Earner (Part II)
Chanchala, a Kondh tribal, lives in the village of Nuabandhu, Odisha. Her mother toungue is Kui. The majority of the Kui-speaking […]
Domestic Abuse: A Right Granted by Society?
What is domestic abuse? Is it limited to a wife being abused by her husband or […]
Zero Waste in India
In response to the ever-present challenge of achieving sustainability and dealing with climate change, a […]
Systemic Change or Baby (Puppy) Steps
A few weeks ago, a small puppy curled up on the steps in front of […]
But Have You Tried This Dosa? Women in the Public Space
Street food is a major aspect of Indian food culture. There are an estimated 2 […]
The Campaign Trail: The Road to 1000andyou
Looking around at my smiling and laughing colleagues sitting beside strangers, each passing around a […]
Staying Curious
This past week weekend was the best I’ve had so far in Jharkhand. It was […]
Fellowship in the Time of Coronavirus
Despite the Worth Health Organization declaring a “public health emergency of international concern” over the […]
The “Other” NGOs: Pursuing Profit for the Social Good
“One of the first Indian words to make it into the English language was loot.” […]