Fellowships for Service : Part I – Perspectives from India
Introduction Fellowships as an ecosystem have come a long way in India since independence. On […]
An Observer’s Perspective of India’s Ultimate Frisbee Mixed National Championship
As someone who does not identify as an athlete myself, my exposure to sporting events […]
The Women in Hiding: Are Neurodivergent Women Being Overlooked By The System?
For years now, scientists and researchers have noticed a strange phenomenon: a higher number of […]
10 Steps to conduct a consumer survey at one of India’s largest Exhibitions
Being an AIF Banyan Impact Fellow affords me the opportunity to have some really unique […]
My Experience with the Status Quo
Status quo is a Latin phrase meaning the existing state of affairs, particularly with regard […]
Mainstreaming the Tribals- Lessons learned and future directions.
As I have always been accused of romanticizing the indigenous people, I should begin this […]
Why is Monitoring and Evaluation of HIV Intervention Campaigns So Difficult in India?
HIV prevention campaigns in India have been an amalgamation of efforts from government bodies, civil […]
20 Years of Serve-Learn-Lead: Tanvi Pandit-Rajani
On January 26, 2001, the Gujarat Earthquake struck––an enormous tragedy for the state and India. […]
3 Most Significant Learnings from my Fellowship Journey
The American India Foundation’s William J Clinton Fellowship for Service in India has been a […]
Acknowledging Privileges: The “Air Conditioner” Blog
For the entirety of my childhood, I had been raised in a small township in […]