Ravi Pratap Singh, International Program Director, AEAI visited iMpower club 65th Avenue last week and spent some quality time with the children of construction workers. M3M Foundation President Dr. Aishwarya Mahajan accompanied him.

The recent health, political or natural crises have highlighted the essential role of teachers, these everyday heroes on whose shoulders rest nothing less than the future of the children and citizens of tomorrow. Celebrating them once a year, on October 5, the date of World Teachers' Day, is certainly essential but insufficient in view of the conditions and the risks in which they work. Aide et Action calls for the teaching profession, often relegated to the background, to finally be honored after the intense sacrifice of the past two years.

Chennai, 18 February 2021. - Aide et Action, an international association for development through education, paints a pessimistic picture of the development of the rights of girls and women. Thus, at the same time of school desertion, they are more and more forced to stay at home. This is especially the case in the least developed countries. If action is not taken now, the "Next World", which is slow to come due to the alarming development of the pandemic, risks starting with an intolerable decline in their rights.

Faced with the risk of dropping out of school, Aide et Action and its partner Plan International Benin are proposing the implementation of innovative and adapted monitoring tools to practice an inclusive educational strategy.

Amidst the continuing fight against COVID-19 pandemic, Aide et Action has provided relief support to 95000 affected populations and distributed 125000 protective masks stitched under iLEAD, its flagship skill development programme spread across 45 locations in India & Sri Lanka.

Chennai, 24 January 2020. On the occasion of the 2nd edition of...