Empowerment

Many children stay in shelter homes, leaving their families and villages, to pursue an education. But what happens to them after school?

Considered one of Carson’s most exceptional and groundbreaking books that marked a new public awareness about the use of chemical pesticides, especially DDT, Silent Spring was published on September 27, 1962.

Observations, learnings and growth curve of a retired CBSE Principal when she joined a school for less privileged girls.

Across the country, livestock and beasts of burden are one of the top 3 income sources for families – after farming and manual labour.

An inspiring story of citizen heroes of today’s independent India.

A lot of the girls could not even afford fresh cloth every month, and had to use the same piece of cloth for months on end.

A social marketing campaign urging parents of brides to demand toilets at marriage negotiations has led to a dramatic increase of 21% in private sanitation coverage in Haryana, particularly in rural areas. Sharada Balasubramanian takes a closer look.

Women of Hatheli explored their blanket making skills to become self-dependent. A Milaap Fellow got the opportunity to hear their stories of craftsmanship and progressive thinking.

Currently a group representing the 2nd Changemakers' Room is developing an international mobility project “Scaling Women-led Businesses: Generating opportunities to Grow”.

Sarthak has successfully placed 7250 Persons with disabilities in various fields spanning retail, BPOs, IT and hospitality, through all its centers in India.