Location: India

  • Professional Development in India with Learning Links Foundation

    Improving Education Quality through Teacher Training Even though access to education in India has improved, quality remains a concern. According to 2015 statistics, only 16% of Grade 10 students are at grade level in math and over half read below grade level. Subpar education means limited job prospects — only 2.3% of the Indian workforce…

    Child making art. Learning Links Foundation supports students and teachers through professional development opportunities in India.

  • Supporting Early Childhood Development at Home with Dost

    Addressing the Generational Cycle of Illiteracy Many resource-constrained families struggle to give their children the best education, particularly in the early years. Experts agree on a cost-effective yet overlooked approach to address this cycle of illiteracy: empower parents to promote early childhood development at home.   In India, there are still over 160 million illiterate women.…

    Families gather at a training program. Dost Education supports early childhood development at home.

  • Four NPOs Engage in Strategic Growth with Deloitte

    In March 2021, Team4Tech implemented strategic growth with Deloitte’s Building Bridges program to support four of Team4Tech’s nonprofit partners with pro bono consulting projects spanning strategy, technology, and human capital.  Specifically, 20 Deloitte professionals: Supported Resilience Programs for Girls and Youth in India with CorStone CorStone develops and provides resilience programs to improve well-being for…

    Girl smiling and pointing at artwork on chalk board

  • Supporting Resilience Programs for Girls and Youth in India with CorStone

    Cultivating personal resilience is a foundational step in helping youth to thrive – one which is often missing in global development programs. Research shows that fostering resilience in youth, or the ability to bounce back and thrive after challenge or crisis, improves a multitude of other positive outcomes. CorStone envisions a world that chooses love…

    Female students smiling. CorStone helps improve health and education outcomes through digital training for girls in India.

  • Advancing Quality Schooling in India with Learning Links Foundation

    Project type: Virtual or On-site (Day of Service/Short-term available) When: Any Dates Although the education system, especially with regards to access, has significantly improved, the quality of education and attainment of grade-level competencies continues to be a serious cause of concern in India. The 2015 Indian National Achievement Survey showed that over 50% of grade…

    Girl smiling and pointing at artwork on chalk board

  • Cultivating Enriching Childhoods in India with Dost Education

    Project type: Virtual or On-Site (Day of Service/Short-term available) When: April to September All parents are motivated to give their children the best education, but many resource-constrained families struggle to do so. Children with parents of low literacy levels have a 72% chance of being at the lowest reading level themselves. Unfortunately, it is extremely…

    Boy student

  • Creating an Online Training Platform to Reach Teachers in India

    Goal: Develop an online module for Learning Links Foundation’s Student Teacher Empowerment Program. Background: In India, over 50% of class 10 students are reading below grade level and only 16% of grade 10 students achieved grade-level competency in Mathematics (the National Achievement Survey 2015). Partner: Learning Links Foundation is one of the largest and most respected…


  • Leveraging Human-Centered Design Thinking in India

    Goal: Engage parents and build a community to support children through new podcasts with Dost Education. Background: In India, there are still over 160 million illiterate women; over 11 million of whom are between the ages of 15 and 24 years old. These women become mothers who are motivated to give their children better opportunities…


  • Enhancing Digital Platforms in Rural India

    In September, 8 Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) employee volunteers traveled to Pune, India, as part of the HPE Leadership Through Service program. Their mission: to enhance a digital platform that will improve provide educational opportunities to 6 million underprivileged children.


  • Troubleshooting and learning from two projects in India

    For three weeks in November 2016, Aron Asor (our Software Development Lead) and I represented Learning Equality while working with two partner organizations in India. We spent the first week assisting Team4Tech and volunteers they recruited from Intel to deploy KA Lite and other Information and Communications Technology (ICT) tools in an all-girls rural school…