Newsletter
Pandori village has made progress in key areas as it struggles for self-reliance.
Cooperative milk collection in Gujarat has not only improved the working conditions and made income more regular, but also transformed the village community’s social structures in a profound and extremely positive manner.
Grim situations do not deter Urmila from her work as the village coordinator and health worker in one of the poorest villages in Bihar. Working there, she has also unfolded her own dreams.
When village women learn to sign their own names, a whole world opens, beckoning them forward and inspiring younger generations.
The women of Naglachandi, Mathura have much to tell about the life challenges they face. All they need is ears ready to listen…. And what those ears will witness is an innate strength.
Reusable cloth menstrual pads are creating a new source of income generation in our villages along with providing an eco-friendly solution for women.
A Responsibility to Nature; Safe Water Now a Reality; Better Sources for Drinking Water; The Seeds are Sown; With the Ghost of Ansel Adams
As part of the Ugadi events in Komalikudy, the students from Andhra begged Tathi, one of the village elders, to sing. It took some convincing, but finally she opened her beautiful voice–and heart–for all to share.
How to Clean our Oceans?; When Trees are Falling; Seeds for Life 1: Manjadi; A Higher Understanding – Video and Photo Essay; Construction for Change