Social Justice

What does well-being look like at the frontlines of struggles for justice and change? Activists Kumi Naidoo and Louisa Zondo discuss the importance of care when confronting the most pressing issues of our time.

Paula Moreno, philanthropist and political leader from Colombia, and Dr Jean Bosco Niyonzima, a community-based mental health expert from Rwanda, explore what it takes for communities to heal and sustain well-being during conflict.

Caste discrimination and systemic bias continue to shape incarceration in Bihar, where a stacked legal system impacts the most marginalised. Here's what needs to change.

Despite resistance from her own community, a Nat community mobiliser in Rajasthan helps girls access education and avoid caste-based sex work.

In Uttar Pradesh, women from the Musahar community are often targeted for loans by microfinance companies. As debts grow, families are fleeing villages.

Devika Singh, co-founder of Mobile Creches, reflects on decades of working with children of migrant workers, building a mobile care system, and shaping early childcare policy.

The design of social sector conferences can often be exclusionary to persons with disabilities. Here's how this can change.

Knowledge dissemination of the Constitution is mostly a top down phenomenon. This prevents NT-DNT communities from accessing and contributing to it.

A collective of organisations working with waste pickers in Bengaluru used the Social Return on Investment methodology to prove how critical entitlements are.

India’s aftercare system is meant to help young people transition out of institutional care, but most of them lack this support. Here's why this needs to change.