Ilona Sindhu - NARA Education

School Should Be a Challenge (and that’s OK!)

SCHOOL SHOULD BE A CHALLENGE (And Thats OK!) [sticky_toc_sidebar]While some of us can never shy away from a challenge, if we’re being realistic, the majority of people like to have things come easy to them and avoid a struggle

Meet the NARA Education Board Members: Ilona

MEET THE NARA Education BOARD MEMBER: Ilona [sticky_toc_sidebar]In our efforts to use education to end poverty, we at NARA Education would like to tell you why we’re in it in the first place, and why education, especially using technology

How to Stop Child Labor?

HOW TO STOP CHILD LABOR? [sticky_toc_sidebar] How to Stop Child Labor When thinking of child labor, it is easy to imagine the Oliver Twists and Eponines of the Industrial Revolution and think of them as things of the past.

March 20, 2025May 29, 2025

How Does Education Affect Poverty?

HOW DOES EDUCATION AFFECT POVERTY? [sticky_toc_sidebar] How Does Education Affect Poverty? Most of us take our education for granted. We were forced to go to school as children, and just followed the grind through high school and college because

September 4, 2024April 30, 2025

Why I started NARA Education – A Personal Story

When I was growing up, I was acutely aware of the deep poverty that existed around me in Pakistan. It scared me. I wanted to make sure that I don’t fall into it. Luckily, I had all the

August 29, 2024April 30, 2025

Breaking Down Educational Barriers in Pakistan

Breaking Down Educational Barriers in Pakistan [sticky_toc_sidebar]Pakistan’s educational barriers are wide and varied, ranging all the way from affordability to lack of access, to cultural norms. Out of that spectrum, Nara Education is focused on providing education to the children living

June 11, 2024April 30, 2025

ADDRESSING Education Emergency in Pakistan

ADDRESSING EDUCATIONEMERGENCY IN PAKISTAN [sticky_toc_sidebar]In recent times, Pakistan has declared an education emergency to address the alarming state of its educational system. With an estimated 26 million children out of school, the country faces an urgent need for transformative actions to ensure

Author: Ilona Sindhu