Adivasis of Gudalur
After forest regulations disrupted everyday life, Adivasi children in Gudalur struggled as first-generation learners in schools that offered little space for their language and culture. Read more...
After forest regulations disrupted everyday life, Adivasi children in Gudalur struggled as first-generation learners in schools that offered little space for their language and culture. Read more...
For over 30 years, Vidyodaya has worked with Adivasi communities to build a primary school rooted in community life, train Adivasi youth as para-teachers, and support families across 320 villages. As a result, all 3,500 Adivasi children are now enrolled in local mainstream schools. Read more...
The challenge today is learning quality. Vidyodaya 2.0 responds by developing professional Adivasi educators who can teach inside over 95 local schools while remaining anchored in their villages. This includes upgrading the Adivasi school up to the higher secondary level and creating a new education campus, a sacred grove, where Adivasi culture and modern education come together in daily practice. Read more...
We invite you to walk with us, enabling development and progress to coexist with a natural, empathetic way of life. Read more...