citizen science

With smartphones in hand and curiosity in their eyes, today’s children are exploring nature up close. Technology is turning their discoveries into meaningful actions, helping protect local biodiversity and inspiring a deeper bond with the environment.

From citizen-led air monitoring in Aligarh to climate justice conversations at COP26, Dr. Ashish Sharma shows how everyday Indians are leading change. Grounded in empathy, behaviour, and community science, this narrative calls for systemic reforms, co-created solutions, and inclusive policies that centre the most vulnerable in India’s fight for clean air.

Through decades of global research and grassroots work, Dr. Ashish Sharma reveals how India’s fight for clean air is as much about policy and technology as it is about people. From baby strollers in polluted streets to citizen-led sensors and urban policy, this is a call to reimagine our cities — together.

In the end, it is really as simple as buying a ticket by 2040 or so. The ticket, last I checked, was about USD 50 Million for the round trip - less if you are only paying for your own body

Participants of the course will also receive a certificate based on attendance and an online examination. Hurry and book your slot now -- the course begins on July 13.