Karunar Kheti Trust

In the ‘Ground Zero’ piece, we narrate the experiences gathered by four non-profits from India, who have community engagement at the forefront of their efforts. These NGOs are partnering with communities to bring about sustainable and systemic changes in the education system, so that it can productively cater to the most marginalized children.

In the ‘Ground Zero’ piece, we talk to four organizations from across the country whose interventions in spaces outside of the classroom are constantly renegotiating their understanding and practices of learning.

In “Reflections on our efforts to build a wholesome organization,” Arjun Trivedi provides the philosophical underpinnings and some practical strategies of creating an organization whose practices, including people practices, are being attempted to be rooted in compassion.

In the Ground Zero piece, we take these concerns forward by illustrating the importance of community, participation, and trust through the governance practices of three grassroots CSOs doing important work on the ground.

we share with you the perspectives and opinions of practitioners from across the country on NEP 2020.

In his article, Arjun Trivedi illustrates how education has to be a key part of capacity building and empowerment processes of historically marginalized communities.