Teach for India alumni Jigyasa Labroo and Gaurav Singh are bringing arts into education in under-served schools so that children can find their voice.
With their project Slam Out Loud, they believe that art can create a space for expression and give children a platform where they receive unconditional positive regard.
Slam Out Loud is a project under the foundation 'Arts for Social Change, India,' that works at the intersection of arts, education and leadership development with a vision that "Every individual will have a voice that empowers them to change lives".
Jigyasa Labroo, a Teach For India alumnus and founder of Slam Out Loud with children
In addition to the Jijivisha fellowship, where artists are guided through a sustained workshop series in 25 learning spaces across Delhi, Slam Out Loud aims to reach 12,000 students in the coming 3 years.
They are also partners at Project Anjuman by Creatnet Education, through which they aim to take the arts to 300 schools across Delhi, this year alone.
Their work is partly funded by the Delhi Government, and partly reliant on fundraising. To learn more about their work and contribute to the fundraiser, visit their Milaap page.
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