AI Cohort Program | By Avanti Fellows
Even though this is an “AI” cohort, we’re starting out by building a rule-based recommendation engine where we know the […]
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Bangalore Sprint: Soaking in much more from NGOs
This sprint I wanted to try something new. Since I’ve always been intrigued by data and user engagement, the track
Maybe Third Time’s the Charm
Trust, for me, is something that in my personal life is easily given, graciously shared, and by default expected. But
A crack in the routine worth having: Notes from a two week sprint
For the past two weeks, Tech4Dev teams were scattered across India—some hosting events, others quietly observing the social sector up
Building as I Learn: My First Sprint Journey
By Priyanshu Singh Recently, I had the incredible opportunity to participate in my very first dev sprint – and what
Tech4Impact Leadership Convergence, 2025 | Reflections from the workshop
On September 12th, we organized Tech4Impact nonprofit leadership convergence in collaboration with Dasra. The idea for Tech4Impact Leadership Convergence actually
AI Cohort Program | Day 2 in-person workshop
Day 2 of the cohort had sessions by Digital Futures Lab and Tattle on Responsible AI and AI safety. The
AI Cohort Program | Day 1 in-person workshop
I recently had the incredible opportunity to attend the AI Cohort Program in Bangalore, a groundbreaking initiative launched by Project
Day One in Bangalore: Sprint Beginnings, ATREE Visit, and Stories Over Coffee
It’s been a while since I wrote a blog. This one’s about day one in Bangalore, where we’ve gathered for
Tech4Dev Sprints
From Flows to Forecasts: My Khopoli Sprint 🚀
This was my third sprint at Tech4Dev, but unlike the last two, this one had a slightly new flavour to
Leaders within each one of us…
Leaders are often showcased as those who sit in the corner office, who take high risk decisions in the boardrooms
Tech4Dev Sprints
Khopoli Sprint: Team Activities, and Wins
It took me almost more than 4 years of building up the courage to finally write something straight from the