A Tour of Khandar: Part 1
Ranthambore National Park is the highest grossing national park in India by revenue, and the […]
A Single White Football: How a Community Photography Workshop Encouraged the Emergence of Self and the Ownership of Narratives
In Transit Tales: A Guide for Creating Participatory Photography Projects with Migrants and Refugees, the author recounts […]
Conversing About Conservation: A Tool for Development?
“Cultural Heritage can itself be a ‘trampoline’ for social and economic development, in the same […]
The Scavenger Worker and Me: A Story of Lost and Found, Part 2 – Deliverance
For Part 1, please read here. INTERLUDE Meanwhile, the update landed hard in the […]
The Scavenger Worker and Me: A Story of Lost and Found, Part 1 – First Contact
PONDICHERRY (8 DECEMBER 2018) My phone vibrates with an incoming message. It’s just past 7:30 […]
Searching for the “Real” India: Cultural Exchange, Dominance, and Disappearance
As an AIF Clinton Fellow, I’m living and working in Jaipur, Rajasthan. The city, dubbed […]
Bhojn-Samay: Finding Comfort While Embracing My New Surroundings
To your average Hindi/Urdu speaker, the title of this blog might seem strange or perhaps […]
Retrospect and Nostalgia: Start of the Journey
Growing up, I was surrounded by strong women from the maternal side of my family: […]
Crossing Cultures in Khandar: Creating a Rural Village Homestay Program in Rajasthan
As we inched along the rutted dirt road through fields of Bajra, I still wasn’t […]
Red Waste: Rethinking Menstruation, Taboo, and the Environment
Anecia’s Fellowship is made possible by the Rural India Supporting Trust. In the U.S., we […]