Education

They come from homes ridden with poverty, violence and abuse in the darkest of slums in the nation’s capital. Sonal Kapoor believes art and colours help these young girls heal.

Angeline Dias, a 2013 Fellow at Teach For India and now a Manager of 16 Fellows, talks about her journey of applying to the Fellowship and the impact that decision had on her own life as well as the lives of the kids she taught. She talks of her difficulties and how overcoming them changed her beliefs and the mindsets of the parents of her children.

How Jai Mishra a Teach For India Fellow teaching in Shevantabai Dangat Patil PMC School in Pune was inspired by his students to impact more than just his classroom through school management committees that involve all stakeholders affecting the quality of education in the school.

She was beaten up by her family. But this 16-year old did not deviate from her decision to not get married and approached an NGO for help. Here's what happened.

A group of retired professionals. One 'Mobile Science Laboratory' bus. 2,80,000 Kilometres traveled. More than 3 Lakh students covered. Science education by this group of senior citizens will give our youthful teachers a complex!

The story of a Teach For India Alumni who decided to stay back beyond the two years of his Fellowship to teach in an under resourced school as a full time teacher. Anoop Parik talks about what motivated him and the key stakeholders involved in making Teach For India's vision of "One day all children will attain an excellent education" a reality.

While some girls give up on their dreams, some take a stand and educate themselves. Watch the thought provoking video on why girl child education is crucial.

Introducing WebBox. This teacher centric technology is taking education to a different level in amazing ways. From conceptual learning to multimedia tools, this intervention is showing tremendous positive impact. Here's how.

From poverty and violence to quality education and knowledge about their rights, the lives of these girls have taken a complete turn. All thanks to one amazing school run by one amazing lady in Lucknow.

Away from home, the tribal girls of Odisha are now educating themselves and dreaming big. Their new residential school is like a family which is enabling them to prepare for higher studies and a better life.