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Because I Am Beautiful

  • Source : ISDM
  • 16 April 2019
In a world where people are proudly calling themselves ‘feminists’, nobody paid attention to this issue of ‘colour discrimination’. Like patriarchy, it’s so much imbibed in us! People would be sensitive to the poor people living around them, to the environmental issues, to domestic violence and many such issues. It’s appreciable, but where is humanity while commenting on a friend with dark skin “iss ka toh chehra hi aisa hai”? These coloured comments are not new to me. I have grown…
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5 Living Elements to Start Your Climate Change Fight at Home

  • Source : ISDM
  • 3 June 2019
This article outlines five actionable lifestyle elements individuals can adopt to contribute to the fight against climate change from home. It covers practices such as energy conservation, waste reduction, sustainable consumption, water management, and eco-friendly transportation. By integrating these elements into daily life, the post illustrates how small actions collectively help mitigate environmental impact and promote long-term sustainability.
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Reinventing the role of Philanthropy for Social Justice in India

  • Source : AVPN
  • 1 July 2022
Philanthropy in Asia is maturing from a culture where giving has been historically grounded in religious and political beliefs towards a more systemic and responsive approach. Consistent efforts by civil society, the private sector and citizens along with increased government recognition towards inequities through appropriate policies have been making visible developmental and social changes. However, the fact remains that the progress is uneven with evidences of varying degrees of development in different regions, different societies and communities.
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Moving beyond charity towards philanthropy for social justice: Role of local leadership in philanthropy

  • Source : AVPN
  • 1 December 2022
This blog is based on an episode of the ISDM-CPSJ 2022 Philanthropy and Social Justice Conversation Series that features conversations with thought leaders and action leaders on the need to reshape and tap the potential of philanthropy for social justice in India. As we continue to grapple with how best philanthropy can enable solving the many pressing issues of our times, it is crucial to consider the potential of local and community-driven leadership. We need to reflect on and evaluate how philanthropy
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Partnering for systemic change: Big Indian philanthropy and its relationship with rights and advocacy

  • Source : AVPN
  • 1 December 2022
Three current trends within the Indian landscape today—growing inequality , increasing constraints on foreign funding for civil society organisations , and the promising potential for growth in Indian social sector funding , underline the moment of reckoning for big Indian philanthropy. If philanthropists in India can boldly address the deepest fractures in our society today, such as the systemic barriers and violations in right to housing, livelihoods, children and youth rights, climate justice and governance challenges, we will be able to envision a brighter future for all.
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How philanthropy can enable systems reform for more equitable school education in India

  • Source : AVPN
  • 2 August 2022
​This blog emphasises the pivotal role of philanthropic efforts in transforming India’s educational landscape. It advocates for strategic collaborations between philanthropists, NGOs, and government bodies to address systemic challenges and promote equitable access to quality education. By investing in scalable models and innovative solutions, philanthropy can drive significant reforms, ensuring that all children, regardless of their socio-economic background, receive the education they deserve.
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Inclusive philanthropy for inclusive development: A systems thinking approach

  • Source : Wings
  • 2 February 2024
Philanthropy must move beyond symptom-solving to address systemic social challenges. At WINGSForum 2023, ISDM’s Centre for Philanthropy for Inclusive Development led discussions on systems thinking, participatory grant-making, and inclusive approaches. By fostering collaboration and challenging power dynamics, philanthropy can drive long-term, transformative change for a more equitable and inclusive future. This blog is an outcome of that exercise.
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The Growing Impact of Data Science in the Energy Industry

  • Source : Simplilearn.com
  • 1 June 2025
Data science is significantly impacting the energy industry by offering predictive analytics capabilities for forecasting demand, production, consumption, and distribution. This article highlights how data science contributes to greater efficiency in energy grids and informs strategic decision-making. Key trends include augmented analytics, AI as a service, and data democratization, all designed to make complex data more accessible and actionable for energy professionals. The integration of data science leads to optimized operations and better resource management within the energy sector.
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Why consider a career in the Development Sector?

  • Source : ISDM
  • 24 November 2023
The last 8-12 months have given me a fabulous opportunity to interact with a lot of young, bright individuals studying different streams in some of the best colleges in the country, working as fellows and staff in the many social fellowships being offered today and especially those who have applied to ISDM’s 11-month Post Graduate Program in Development Management.I realized that a lot of such interactions ended with a common question from the participants on why they should really consider…
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Why the Social Sector Is The Next Place To Be

  • Source : ISDM
  • 30 May 2022
This article outlines the dynamic opportunities emerging in the social sector. It discusses how increasing investments in social innovation and purpose-driven work are transforming career landscapes and creating impactful roles. The post highlights trends that make the sector increasingly attractive for professionals seeking meaningful, transformative work and outlines the benefits of a career dedicated to achieving social change.
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