Opengrad’s free and open-source coaching ed-tech platform is democratizing the coaching
landscape, making it possible for students from marginalized and rural communities to
access elite education. In addition to high-quality content and mock exams, the platform
also offers personalized goal-setting, mentorship, and college counseling.
NavGurukul empowers young women from underserved communities in India with skills in
software programming, finance, and management for digital economy jobs.
MOWO creates a safe, reliable commute option ‘For and By Women,’ empowering them to
be self-reliant. It has partnered with Telangana’s Women and Child Welfare Department to
establish India’s first Motor Training Centre for Women.
Mitti Cafe provides training and employment to adults with physical, intellectual, and psychiatric disabilities. Managed by people with disabilities and from vulnerable communities, it operates across various locations in India.
Meraki partners with state governments to revolutionize early childhood education in government-run preschools, known as anganwadis.
Mantra’s mission is to create enriching learning experiences for children by empowering education leaders to drive school improvements. To achieve this, they partner with the Ministry of Education, state education departments, and other civil society organizations.
Madhi addresses the foundational learning crisis by tackling both the supply and demand sides of the problem. They partner with governments to drive system-wide reforms and engage with parent communities to enhance awareness, agency, and advocacy for quality foundational education.
Established by the team behind Eye-D (www.eye-d.in), one of the most popular projects for the visually impaired, LevelUP Foundation leverages technology to uplift people with disabilities at scale. Their smartphone app, designed to facilitate navigation and movement, integrates Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Virtual Reality.
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Launch Girls empowers adolescent girls with 21st-century skills, entrepreneurial mindsets, and agency to transition successfully from school to work, breaking cycles of poverty and inequality. Its Girl Boss programme, adapted from MIT Sloan classes and research by the World Bank and World Economic Forum, helps underserved girls across India gain income generation skills.
Karya’s mission is to bring AI-based earning and learning opportunities to low income communities globally. Karya’S unique platform divides AI-data tasks into microtask for individuals needing supplementary income.
