Saturday Art Class (SArC) believes that every child, regardless of socio-economic background, deserves a safe space for self-expression and creativity. By integrating visual arts and social-emotional learning into early education, SArC envisions a world where children are empowered to create with confidence.
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Sajhe Sapne empowers rural Dalit, Adivasi, and Bahujan women by providing education and employment opportunities. Their mission is to create a movement that amplifies rural women’s agency through learning, earning, and collective action.
Rocket Learning is one of India’s leading nonprofits dedicated to catalyzing early childhood education (ECE) and community engagement. They provide bite-sized, play-based learning activities to low-income parents and Anganwadi workers, empowering them to support children’s joyful learning every day. Partnering with the Indian government, Rocket Learning leverages low-cost technology, AI, and behavioral change techniques to ensure equitable access to ECE.
RightWalk aims for an inclusive society by focusing on education, livelihoods, and health. It
has catalysed key policy reforms relating to Right To Education Act and Apprenticeship Act
in Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat, Maharashtra, and Kerala.
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Raised Lines Foundation (RLF) empowers students with visual disabilities to pursue STEM education by providing access to affordable tactile learning materials and digital resources. They have developed a process to design and produce tactile books with embossed diagrams, enabling visually impaired learners to touch and understand complex concepts.
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Protsahan helps migrant girls and women from Scheduled Castes and Tribes in India
transition from slums to the formal workforce through trauma-informed skilling and
government support.
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Prosperiti generates insights on State and Concurrent List subjects and offers design, drafting, and implementation support to state governments to drive growth-centered economic reforms in India.
Project DEEP envisions fostering socio-economic growth through cash transfers while addressing unequal distribution. Their program implements a universal and unconditional cash transfer, providing ₹65,000 per household directly into a woman’s bank account. This approach empowers individuals by restoring decision-making agency, enhancing risk-taking capacity, enabling aspirations, and helping break the cycle of intergenerational poverty.
Peepul is an education-focused nonprofit dedicated to improving student learning outcomes in India’s government school systems. They aim to create a future where public schools provide education on par with private schools.
OutLawed India tackles the lack of initial legal aid in underserved communities by training
paralegals in regional languages, aiming to create the ‘ASHA workers of the legal world.’
