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Protecting the Rights of Migrant Children

In recent years, the city of Noida has rapidly industrialized, attracting migrant workers. Migrant families and children (especially those without documents) are often denied education, public services, social protection, and healthcare. Acquiring documentation is difficult and is often too expensive for migrant families to manage on their limited means. As a result, these children are […]

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Changemaking in partnership with youth

As a part of FRC’s ongoing conversations for community-led change, FRC spoke to young change-makers on the theme – Changemaking in partnership with youth. The conversations centred on sharing knowledge and experience of their respective areas of expertise alongside discussing the availability or lack of support systems for young changemakers.  The overall landscape for young

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Rooting for change: trust-based philanthropy for community led change

Over the past year, FRC has been speaking to a diverse set of people on community-led change. The overarching theme — Rooting for change: trust-based philanthropy for community led change – was a set of conversations between grant-makers, grassroots organizations, and social researchers. Explicating from their knowledge and experiences the conversations focused on the various

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