On August 9, we commemorate the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples to recognise and spread awareness of their contributions. This year’s theme is “The Role of Indigenous Women in the Preservation and Transmission of Traditional Knowledge.”
Sustainable rural development in India remains a complex challenge, particularly in remote and ecologically sensitive regions such as the Garo Hills in the northeast state of Meghalaya. Here, many villages continue to face limited access to basic services, livelihood opportunities,...
Understanding how farming impacts the environment requires looking beyond crop yields and production volumes. Agriculture is vital for feeding the world, yet its environmental footprint extends far beyond food supply. Conventional farming practices like intensive tillage, monocropping, and heavy synthetic...
Education can be life-changing, especially for children in communities that are often overlooked by mainstream systems. For Malaysia’s indigenous Orang Asli children, learning opportunities have historically been out of reach. Poverty, remote locations, and systemic challenges have kept many from...
Changemakers aiming to bring quality education to underserved communities must prioritize understanding how culture and education intersect. Culture shapes how learners absorb knowledge, influencing both teaching and learning. By exploring this connection, social impact groups can identify learning gaps and...
On International Literacy Day, we can unlock the potential of individuals and create a world where everyone has the opportunity to thrive. RYTHM Foundation has invested in various projects providing education access to some of the most underserved communities worldwide.
During a recent interview with Datin Sri Umayal Eswaran on 'Ingraining a Culture of Social Responsibility' featured on Malaysia's popular radio station MIX, the Chairperson of RYTHM Foundation inspired listeners to take action and make a difference in the world.