Community reading circles for children in Classes 3 to 5 will begin this term. Schools, panchayats and parent groups can now write in to host a circle in their neighbourhood.
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Government-school teachers came together to work through what changes when a lesson begins with a genuine question instead of an answer to be copied down.
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Weekly collectives combining functional literacy, rights awareness and savings discipline have begun, facilitated by women from the same villages.
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A short, open-methodology baseline is under way so that every claim we later make about learning gains can be checked against a starting point.
Read moreWe are looking for volunteers who can give a few hours a week — to read with children, translate materials into local languages, or help document work in the field.
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Partnership tracks are now open for corporates, foundations, universities and local institutions who want to build long-term educational work rather than one-off events.
Read moreWe are glad to talk to journalists working on education, gender and social equity — including about what is going wrong, not only what we are doing.
For interviews, field visits, photographs or comment, write to media@kabirfoundationindia.org. We ask that any coverage involving children follows our child protection policy: no identifying details, and consent from guardians before any photograph is published.
A short letter, a few times a year — what we are learning, and what we got wrong.