This project primarily works with girls aged 8–17 years studying in 10 residential Government Ashram schools in Khordha district, Odisha. The students primarilybelong to the Santhal, Kandha, and Munda tribes, representing over 12 districts across the state, with a higher number from Mayurbhanj and Kandhamal. The activities are conducted after school hours in libraries set up within the hostel premises. They include listening, speaking, reading, writing, drawing, singing, dancing, and playing. With mentoring and facilitation from their teachers, the girls engage in discussions about their families, communities, villages, culture, work, labor, environment, and climate change. These discussions help them understand how these issues impact different aspects of life...Read More