Rewriting the Rules of Education—Inclusive, Creative and Youth-Led.
Partnered with 14 blind schools in India, Bhutan and Nepal
Partnered with 14 blind schools in India, Bhutan and Nepal
A Youth Movement for Radical Educational Equity
Read to India is a youth-led initiative working at the intersection of literacy, disability justice, creative education, and digital access. From tactile books to publishing platforms, from digital literacy to legal access—we’re reimagining education for every learner the system forgets.
Read to India is a youth-led movement for radical educational equity, reimagining learning for every child the system forgets. We work at the intersection of literacy, disability justice, and creative education - developing tactile books, building publishing platforms, and providing scribes for visually impaired students.
Our mission is to create inclusive, accessible education by mobilizing human and material resources, especially for underserved and specially-abled children. Through technology, innovation, and grassroots action, we’re breaking down barriers so every child - regardless of background or ability - can thrive, learn freely, and shape the future.
Founder, Project Manager
Community is at the core of all that we do: we constantly strive to enrich the lives of our community members. Together we can do better.
We believe in collaboration, as the commitment and teamwork between our students, volunteers, and collaborators strengthens our impact.
With innovation at its core, we embrace unconventional solutions to support transformative educational experiences of our community."
Copyright © 2025 Read to India. All Rights Reserved.
Recent data from the National Programme for Control of Blindness and Visual Impairment reveals a staggering estimate of 15 million visually impaired individuals in India, a significant portion of whom are children and young adults. Recognizing the urgent need for tailored educational resources, Empower Learning aims at developing and providing Braille books for children and youth with visual impairments. Consider donating for the cause!
