Q&A with Ismael Byers, AIF Clinton Fellow 2019-20
Hands down, the best part of the AIF Clinton Fellowship for me has been the […]
Shadow Pandemic: To Be or Not to Be at Home
“More than ever, having someone to talk to can make a world of a difference,” […]
Challenges of Agriculture Part 2: To Till or Not to Till
To till or not to till; to plant paddy (rice) or not to plant paddy; […]
Let the Sun Fall Its Rays: Hope amidst COVID-19
March of 2020 was way different than what we’ve expected. We found ourselves living in […]
Nari Adalats: Changing Lives at the Community Level
In my last blog, I briefly discussed the system of Nari Adalats (Women’s courts) run […]
Conversation on Snakes and the Myths that Surround Them
This was written in partnership with AIF Clinton Fellow Naomi Tsai. Loren: As one might […]
At War with the Unseen: COVID-19 and Its Effects (Part 1)
It’s 6 o’clock in the evening. There is peace and stillness all around. So crisp […]
Architecting Systemic Change: A Framework for Addressing the Climate Crisis
Our world is hardly so simple. If we want to solve the climate crisis, the […]
A Hurdle Race: Education in Rural Areas
Can you imagine running in a hurdle race for 12 years? Completing formal school education […]
How Can We Learn From People, to Design for People?
It’s 4:37AM. I silence my blaring alarm and bolt upright. Am I doing this? It […]