Internship Opportunity at Nirantar: A Centre for Gender and Education, Delhi [2 Months, With Stipend]: Apply by Nov 14
About the organisation
Nirantar believes in enabling empowerment through education, seeing and shaping education processes from a critical, feminist perspective. We promote transformatory formal and non-formal learning processes which enable girls and women from marginalised communities to better understand and address their realities.
Nirantar also works at the community-level and undertakes research and advocacy, particularly on critical issues which need greater attention from the State as well as civil society. Developing feminist leadership at the community level is an important part of our mandate.
Nirantar has been actively involved with the women’s movement and other democratic rights movements since its inception in 1993.
Call for Interns
Get a chance to travel, conduct primary research and interact with rural women in India to understand their lived realities.
The duration of this internship will be 2 months and a stipend will be provided to the interns.
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How to apply
Send in your CV and cover letter to nirantar.mail@gmail.com and mathurkalyani1992@gmail.com by November 14, 2019.
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