Village Leadership Journey: Build the people who build villages

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  2. A Home for Women Leaders: Empower Women. Transform Villages.
    In tribal communities, women have always been at the heart of family life and equal partners in decisions, livelihoods and tradition. At Shivganga Gurukul, women are not taught to lead; they are given a platform to strengthen the leadership they already have. Residential training builds the knowledge and confidence to lead work on water, health, education, livelihoods, natural farming and village development. As the movement grows, a dedicated residence has become urgent. Shivganga is building a Women’s Leadership Dormitory at its Gram Gurukul Campus, Dharampuri, where women from hundreds of villages can live, learn and return home to lead. It...
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  3. Annadaan: Nourish a Movement. Build a Nation.
    For over 25 years, Shivganga has nurtured a community-led movement across 1,320 tribal villages of Jhabua and Alirajpur. Through residential trainings at Shivganga Gurukul, youth, women and farmers learn to restore water, regenerate forests, improve health and build self-reliant villages. Behind every transformation is a simple need: a wholesome meal. Every day, hundreds of participants come to the Gurukul to learn, serve and prepare to lead change at home. In Indian tradition, Annadaan is the highest form of giving, because it nourishes body and spirit. Every participant fed today returns home as a changemaker tomorrow.
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