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No – Tell them no
Go – Go away from them… Fast
Yell – Shout as loudly as you can
Tell – Tell someone you trust

India Literacy Project in collaboration with its partners conducts sessions on “good touch & bad touch” across various government schools to make the students understand how to differentiate between good touch and bad touch.

These sessions are conducted to make the students aware of what

Innovation is not just about ideas, but about making ideas happen.

And when two passionate organizations, Kennametal (Home | Kennametal) a leader in innovation in materials science, tooling and wear-resistant solutions and India literacy project with its innovative approach to spreading the magic of science through its Multi-Dimensional Learning Spaces (MDLS) join hands, it benefits the larger community.

Kennametal as part of their stem support distributes 310

Quality Education in Partnership with Tamil Nadu Government

Today, providing quality education is perhaps the most important function of the government. And India Literacy Project is immensely proud to join hands with Tamil Nadu government in furthering this wonderful cause of quality education for all.

India Literacy Project Country Manager Asuri Rangarajan is happy to hand over the science kit to Hon’ble Anbil Mahesh Poyyamozhi, Minister for School

Training is the universal language of learning

Here is India Literacy Project, Information and Communications Technology (OCT) team from Karnataka learning by doing.

Ellucian (Unifying Campus Technology Solutions to Power Higher Ed | Ellucian) the CSR partner of India Literacy Project organized a day long computational thinking workshop cum training session for 40 ICT facilitators. This was part of ellucian’s hour of code event (https: //lnkd. In/d3hxr9rt).

The

As per World Health Organization (WHO) “health” is a fundamental human right.

When it comes to women, right to health must be enjoyed without discrimination on the grounds of race, age, ethnicity or any other status.

Teaching healthy hygiene habits to girls right from school is the responsibility of teachers and parents alike.

Towards this, HOPE, NGO has been conducting training on personal and menstrual

Teaching children to open a book is teaching them to open their minds.

And what better way to do than inaugurating 50 libraries in 50 schools in Mulbagal taluka of Kolar district and training 50 government school teachers on library management and grow by. This library project has come alive thanks to akamai technologies in association with India Literacy Project.

The program, called grow by reading, starts by

If we don’t stand up for children, then we don’t stand for much. – Marian Wright Edelman, Child Rights Activist

And there can be no bigger service than teaching children how to stand up for themselves.

India Literacy Project joins hands with its partners to celebrate child rights month in November and practically teach children about the top 5 rights (as per un charter) each child is entitled

Teaching life skills to students has immense transformative potential

And what’s more, these life skills have no expiry date.

The students can take these skills wherever they go in life, no matter what they do. Always relevant.

India Literacy Project works hand-in-hand along with various state governments, partners, corporates to teach 10 important life skills to government school students.

Self-awareness, decision making, goal setting, problem solving, critical thinking, coping with

A child educated only by books at school is an uneducated child

Keeping this philosophy in mind, a wonderful initiative ‘No-bag Saturday’ is being implemented across mandal praja parishad schools across Andhra Pradesh for primary school children from class 1 to class 5.

As part of this initiative a host of activities are conducted for all-round development of kids.

Play time: Physical activities, gardening etc.

Creative team: Arts and crafts