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The village student of Nandurbar District, Maharshtra, India, who is pedalling to generate electricity for lighting his school is a volunteer. The people who helped design and manufacture AID's Bijli bike (pedal power generator) are AID-India volunteers and their friends. Those that got excited by the project idea and raised funds to support it so that the village student is empowered to generate his own electricity are AID volunteers in USA. The person who took the photo and the person who uploaded it on the website are AID volunteers. And finally the jeevanshala (school of life) in a tribal village without electricity that inspired AID's alternate energy initiatives is managed by volunteers of Narmada movement.

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Zohar Fuller in Sangamnagar, Mumbai

Zohar Fuller Juhi Chadha, Sriya Srikrishnan and Zohar Fuller, students from Brandeis University in Boston wanted to spend a few weeks in Mumbai better understanding and contributing to the cause of communal harmony.  They joined with Parivartan School (a partner of AID-Mumbai) and Experimental Theatre Foundation.  Zohar's notes from her first week in the field - er, in the street - promise exciting days ahead. 

Here are snippets from her entries at Voice of the Parivartan Children

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