Picnic Partners
If we had to pick our favourite thing to do with the children in the community that's much more enjoyable than a day spent at a doctor's...
Small Spaces - Big Results
Student project depicting a volcanic eruption and the aftermath of an earthquake. It was already too hot and very humid when we arrived a...
The Foreigners Live in our Building
Our friendly neighbourhood where we have rented a one-room flat. It doesn’t take us long to settle in to the thrum of this city. It helps...
It's been 10 years
Mumbai, the most populous city in India, is squeezed into a peninsula on the edge of the Arabian Sea. It’s a hot, muggy, cosmopolitan...
Handmade Tales
A group of women adding plastic covers to sequined sandal straps The sour smell of the gutters, the rats running amok, the incessant...
Krishna Thrives
Krishna and her son, Alok. Krishna thinks she’s about 42 years old. She knows her husband was 38 years old when he died of AIDS seven...
Mam, Check Your Mobile
Indu’s tuition classes aren't just low-tech, they're decidedly no-tech. The children bring their textbooks, their pencils, and the nubs...
Grades and Gratitude
Aagya and Shivani on their way to school in a rickshaw. We pay school fees for both girls. In less than a week the children will be able...
Latifa Shaik
Latifa (January 2019) Latifa was one of the first children we saw when we arrived back to the community this year. She was standing near...
Reality Bites
150 million people gathered in Prayagraj for the Kumbh Mela Last week we took a few days away from Mumbai to travel to Prayagraj, in the...
