The CASA Blog

Where Will Climate Refugees Go?

Displacement for populations due to erratic and extreme weather, fallout of climate change, has become a scary reality for millions of people across swathes of...

Having missed formal education, these young women have vocational skills on their minds

Formal education may either not be available or may be of such poor quality that children lack interest and drop out of school, with insufficient...

The World is changing, And so are Women in India’s hinterland

The deep-rooted poverty in our social constructs hits the rural women and women-headed families the hardest. Lack of employment opportunities and pay disparity becomes...

‘Organic farming – because we were tired of struggle’

A tribal community in this central state of India found out an option of sustainable development for themselves. Read their extra-ordinary success story…………… WHO states that ‘synthetic...

An Adivasi and a woman, and the need to protect her rights

How the struggle of this extra-ordinary tribal woman in Madhya Pradesh brought together tribal community to break free from unawareness. For Sujatabai (name changed), it...

#InternationalChildren’sDay Child Labour Free Zone – a CASA initiative

In today’s time and age, many children are forced to engage in labour works to support their families, and in the process their – right...

#COP22 Road To Morocco: Climate Justice is Gender Justice

ACT Alliance and CASA are emphasising the need to involve women leadership at local and international levels to fight for climate justice. Watch out the...

Children in this MP village are learning Organic Farming

After Sikkim becoming the India’s first organic state, a few children in this distant village of Madhya Pradesh are trying to address the rain-fed agricultural...

A vision for ‘Swachh’ India

Artists and street performers comprising CASA volunteers from Uttarakhand and Madhya Pradesh gave away nukkad nataks and other shows propagating the importance of proper sanitation...