In a world where education and opportunities are often unevenly distributed, there are individuals like Debanjali who go above and beyond to bridge the gap and empower marginalised students.
Read MoreHarnessing the power of collaboration, these students rallied their friends, families, and local community members to join them in their fundraising campaign. Through their collective efforts, they successfully raised substantial funds to support Action Against Hunger in their relentless fight against malnutrition.
Read MoreArayna’s innovative use of theatre as a means to ignite social change has inspired the entire TribesforGOOD community to explore new approaches to learning. Recognising the profound impact of performing arts in initiating conversations and driving social transformation, TribesforGOOD has integrated similar methodologies into their programmes.
Read MoreSara Sethi, a future healthcare professional with an unwavering commitment to making a positive difference, has spearheaded two remarkable projects that have left an indelible mark on her community.
Read MoreDesigned specifically for women working at a factory, this workshop raises awareness, dispels myths, and empowers participants to prioritise their health.
Read MoreIn a world where the gift of life can be transformed through acts of kindness, a group of remarkable students took it upon themselves to raise awareness about the critical importance of organ and blood donation.
Read MoreMeet 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.
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