Meet Vedanshi, a young advocate for women’s rights and education, who raised funds and donated Ecofemme reusable pads to the Adarsh Balika NGO in Delhi. In this blog, we celebrate Vedanshi’s inspiring work and the transformative impact it has had on the lives of girls in need.
Read MoreIn a community where resources are limited and educational opportunities are few, a group of enthusiastic students decided to take matters into their own hands.
Read MoreIt all started when they attended the TribesforGOOD Summer Program and found their Tribe. As they discussed the challenges faced by students who couldn’t afford textbooks, they realised they had the power to make a difference.
Read MoreMeet Aashima Keswani, a youth leader from The International School Bangalore who’s also the founder of Ladki Padhao (@ladkipadhao), a collective aimed at empowering girls & women through education. With Ladki Padhao, Aashima and her friend & co-founder primarily worked to identify the key issues restricting the education of girls in India & solving them.
Read MoreIntroducing Haimi Kothari, a talented and introspective student who offers a unique perspective on the journey of growing up. Haimi’s…
Read MoreAt TribesforGOOD we believe in empowering the underprivileged by providing access to resources and opportunities. As part of their summer program, our students recently undertook this challenge and partnered with Rang De, a peer-to-peer lending platform that enables social investment in entrepreneurs and micro-entrepreneurs in India.
Read MoreSiddharth’s passion for sustainability and his analytical approach to the topic are inspiring, and his article is a thought-provoking contribution to the ongoing discourse on electric vehicles and their role in the future of mobility. We commend him on his efforts and hope he continues to question the world around him.
Read MoreSigning up for change-making is easy, but the real challenge lies in effectively implementing it. It starts with the mindset to be a changemaker.
Read MoreAs members of society, it is our responsibility to contribute by assisting these less fortunate women in achieving their dreams. This could involve becoming a donor or simply volunteering at the NGO, even for a short period of time. Remember that even the smallest acts can make a significant difference in someone’s life, and you could be the reason for countless smiles.
Read MoreAnahita Dubey (Grade 10, Delhi Public School, Mumbai) and Toshani Sharma (Grade 9, Cambridge International School, Bangalore) had nothing in common – at least that’s what they thought – until they met at TribesforGOOD for a project around #Education. For two people with
no experience in structured social impact projects, both outdid themselves with every step of the process and ultimately, found a collaborator in each other.
