Stories of Change

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Vignettes, diaries, videos, conversations: every entry in this section brings you up-close with us and our work

Our three operating units — Field Institutions, Grants and Universities — function in an integrated manner to fuel the Foundation’s motto of contributing towards a just, equitable, humane and sustainable society. We bring you a collection of narratives from all three units, straight from our people and partners across India. These stories, in the form of videos, animation, interviews and journals, showcase the journey and the Foundation in its various fields of work.

youtube play iconOur Forest, Our Government | Community Forest Rights in Gadchiroli

Our Forest, Our Government | Community Forest Rights in Gadchiroli

Explore how communities in Gadchiroli are moving from awareness to action, demarcating forest boundaries, drafting management plans, and building institutions of self-governance from the ground up.

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youtube play iconPrioritising Health among Tribal Communities: Current Context and Future Directions

Prioritising Health among Tribal Communities: Current Context and Future Directions

A conversation on decades of grassroots experience of our panellists working with some of India’s most underserved tribal populations.

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youtube play iconMeals, Play, Care: A Day with Sreema at the Creche in Odisha

Meals, Play, Care: A Day with Sreema at the Creche in Odisha

This short film follows Sreema, a young child whose day unfolds at the creche supported by the Azim Premji Foundation — a safe and nurturing space where children eat three nutritious meals, play and learn together, and are cared for with warmth.

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Children in Local Governance

Children in Local Governance

From campaigning for sanitary pad vending machines to playgrounds and cleaner villages, children are making their voice count in Maharashtra’s Gram Panchayats.

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How forest ownership rights reshaped the fortunes of a tribal village

How forest ownership rights reshaped the fortunes of a tribal village

Pachgaon has tapped its forest to start a bamboo business, create jobs and arrest migration. The village pays taxes and is also making a neat profit.

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