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SharEd
An Education platform for Education Fraternity
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As the name suggests, SharED is all about getting various innovative ideas and practices on ‘Education’ to one platform and sharing them with the entire fraternity.
SharEd is currently a pan India event and consistently attracts Principals, educators, teachers, Mentor Teachers, research scholars, NGOs, and even students.
What started off as a monthly physical event in Delhi, with practitioners coming and sharing their ideas and the larger audience contributing with their perspectives and contexts enabled SharEd to have a life of its own.
SharEd takes a new form – Online
A series of interactions and reflections with young leaders who are creating a difference by their enthusiastic initiatives of facilitating teenagers and building communities of empowered teens.
SharEd takes a new form – Online
A series of interactions and reflections with young leaders who are creating a difference by their enthusiastic initiatives of facilitating teenagers and building communities of empowered teens.
I wish the world was twice as big – and half of it was still unexplored. It’s surely our responsibility to do everything within our power to create a planet that provides a home not just for us, but for all life on Earth
- David Attenborough,
Natural Historian and Author
SharEd For
Planet
We all know about the climate crisis. But more than cognitive acknowledgement the world needs urgent climate action now.By coming together biweekly to learn as a community, we are sowing the seeds of interdependence and oneness in our hearts. The promise is that together – as a community of practice, we can learn, support and hold each other accountable and take our awareness to our work, organizations and families. What we do now, in this crucial decade, will spell the future of the century and our children.
SharEd For Youth
A series of interactions and reflections with young leaders who are creating a difference by their enthusiastic initiatives of facilitating teenagers and building communities of empowered teens.
