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17/06/2026

The best experts are often right in front of us.

A look at Avaniti's approach to education teaches us how building capacities of local people to contribute to the organization's work can be pragmatic.

Discover the full story with our article: https://tr.ee/msCrSi



[Samuhik Pahal, Wipro Foundation, Community-centred practices, Local leadership, Article, Community expertise, Organizational development, Social impact, Participatory leadership]

In the years following the pandemic, ASTHA's outreach expanded from 250 to 2,000 families. Alongside that growth came sh...
12/06/2026

In the years following the pandemic, ASTHA's outreach expanded from 250 to 2,000 families. Alongside that growth came shifts in reporting systems, team composition, and how the organization gathered internally.

Pratik Aggarwal, Executive Director of ASTHA, documents that period, and what the OD&D Fellowship made possible.

Read full article: https://tr.ee/HKv2uu



[Samuhik Pahal, Wipro foundation, organisational growth, community outreach, practitioner experience, nonprofit leadership, field-level learning, education civil society, reflective practice, capacity building]

The goal of Wipro Foundation's Embark initiative is to strengthen the educational and organizational capacities of Civil...
08/06/2026

The goal of Wipro Foundation's Embark initiative is to strengthen the educational and organizational capacities of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs). As part of this year’s offerings, Wipro Foundation, in collaboration with our partner Digantar, is offering a course titled ‘Sociology of Education’.

The course is designed to help the participants gain an understanding of the sociological concepts and theories that are relevant to the domain of education. Through this course, participants will understand different processes shaping our society and times, and the relationship between individuals and social structures. The course will explore the implications of this understanding for education and our own interventions and practices.

The ‘Sociology of Education’ course will be held online. English will be the language of instruction.

Founders/ leaders are requested to nominate individuals from their organizations for the course by June 18, 2026.

For additional information, and to nominate members, please visit the link in bio.



[Education, course, capacity building, Wipro Foundation]

These aren’t just isolated experiments, they are a new blueprint for how we connect children to the natural world throug...
06/06/2026

These aren’t just isolated experiments, they are a new blueprint for how we connect children to the natural world through:

Immersion: Learning from the forest, within the forest.
Citizen Science: Using bird counts in Karnataka to teach conservation.
Observation: Linking seasonal changes in Kerala to curriculum goals.

At Samuhik Pahal, we document these field-led innovations to help build a more reflective and ecologically grounded education system.
Swipe through to see these experiments in action.

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[Samuhik Pahal, Wipro Foundation, Environmental Education, Nature-Based Learning, Experiential Learning, Sustainability, Outdoor Learning]

Wipro Foundation’s ecology programs focus on strengthening what already exists. We work with communities to restore wate...
05/06/2026

Wipro Foundation’s ecology programs focus on strengthening what already exists. We work with communities to restore water systems, support local conservation, and build ecological stability over time. In many contexts, these are not new solutions. They are ongoing practices shaped by local knowledge, constraints, and trade-offs. The challenge is to sustain and adapt them as conditions change.

Related efforts within Wipro focus on resource use, water, waste, and climate, while initiatives such as Wipro earthian engage students with these issues as they are experienced, across biodiversity, water, and waste.

On this , the question is not just what more can be done. It is how we make sense of what is already happening, so we can act right away.

Reading is not a task to be completed. It is a culture that has to be nourished. At Samuhik Pahal, we are exploring how ...
01/06/2026

Reading is not a task to be completed. It is a culture that has to be nourished. At Samuhik Pahal, we are exploring how educators and communities are bridging the gap between books and the children who need them most.

Swipe through to see how we can start building a reading culture together.

Read full article: https://bit.ly/4ebLOAh

When we look inside a classroom, who is doing the talking?In our latest From the Field series, Akanksha Tyagi shares fin...
29/05/2026

When we look inside a classroom, who is doing the talking?

In our latest From the Field series, Akanksha Tyagi shares findings from a survey across 9 states that challenges how we define a ‘good’ classroom. It reveals that the key to better learning isn't just about what is taught—it’s about whether children feel safe enough to ask a question.

Swipe through to see how a survey, when used as a mirror rather than a judgment, becomes a powerful tool for teacher reflection.

Read full article: http://bit.ly/4ebhCFq

27/05/2026

Burnout shouldn’t be the price of making a difference. Let your well-being support your well-doing.

This video offers a window into the course 'Working Towards Well-Being: Self and Relationships' —exploring the journeys, questions, and inner work that sustain meaningful social impact.

Apply by June 3.

Link in bio.


25/05/2026

The cornerstone of successful water interventions has been women leading change within their communities. Their efforts are visible in the revival and long-term sustenance of local water systems.

Within Wipro Foundation’s Urban Waters initiative, this work is part of a broader engagement on urban ecology—spanning water systems, climate adaptation, and community-led responses. In our projects in Gurugram, Odisha, and Vasai women play a key role in strengthening local water knowledge and contributing to source protection. Across geographies, their participation continues to shape responses to ecological and climate challenges.

Our partners Aga Khan Agency for Habitat India, Gram Vikas and GuruJal reflect on the many ways women have contributed to reviving and sustaining water systems.

Wipro Foundation’s Embark initiative aims to strengthen the capacities of Civil Society Organizations through thoughtful...
23/05/2026

Wipro Foundation’s Embark initiative aims to strengthen the capacities of Civil Society Organizations through thoughtful and practice-based learning opportunities.

As part of this year’s offerings, Viridus Social Impact Solutions is offering a course on ‘Working Towards Well-being – Self & Relationships.’
In the social sector, our work is often deeply meaningful while also being demanding. This course creates a reflective space to pause, reconnect, and build a deeper understanding of ourselves and our relationships.
 
Participants will explore:
•Their values, beliefs, and assumptions
•How these shape their actions and interactions
•Ways to nurture more empathetic and meaningful relationships
•Practices for sustaining personal and interpersonal well-being
 
If you are looking to strengthen your reflective practice and bring greater intentionality to your work, this course may be valuable for you.

To learn more and nominate participants (nominate by June 3, 2026), please visit the link in bio.

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