AVPN Global Conference 2026 Content
What happens when over 2,000 leaders shaping Asia’s impact ecosystem gather in one place? Partnerships form. Capital moves. Solutions scale. From 25–27 August 2026, Asian and global leaders across philanthropy, impact investing, corporates, foundations and policy will convene in New Delhi, India for the AVPN Global Conference 2026. As Asia’s largest gathering of social investors, the Conference is designed to move beyond dialogue and demonstrate how capital, policy and partnerships can drive inclusive growth and scalable impact across the region. What Awaits You ⇒ 2,000+ influential leaders from across Asia and the world ⇒ 200+ global speakers shaping the impact economy ⇒ 100+ sessions across philanthropy, impact investing and corporate leadership Three days of collaboration, capital mobilisation and bold ideas shaping Asia’s social investment ecosystem. A Blueprint for Action in Asia Under the theme A Blueprint for Action in Asia, the Conference will explore how philanthropy, impact investing, blended finance and corporate capital can work together to accelerate solutions across the region. Through 12 thematic tracks, discussions will tackle priorities shaping Asia’s future, including: Climate Action, Gender Equity, Health Impact, Impact Investing, AI for Good, Corporate Giving, Cross-Sector Partnerships and more. Secure your place today. Register Now: https://avpn.asia/conference/
Pratham at CIES 2026: Reflections and Takeaways
From March 28 to April 1, 2026, 15 colleagues from Pratham joined a global community of practitioners, researchers, and policymakers in San Francisco for the Comparative and International Education Society Conference. The conference theme for this year was “Re-examining Education and Peace in a Divided World.” For Pratham, the event provided an opportunity not only to share what we are learning from our solutions but also to listen to others and reflect on synergies and pathways for the evolution of our work across contexts. This year, colleagues from Pratham Education Foundation (PEF), Pratham USA (PUSA), and Pratham International (PI) contributed to conversations on several topics, including foundational learning, gender in education, youth training and skilling, school readiness and the importance of early childhood education, the growing role of data and technology in education, and new instruments and mechanisms for research as well as partnerships. With a combination of technical, program, and measurement experts, as well as senior leaders, the Pratham delegation was tasked with exploring diverse aspects of the ongoing discussions and sessions Key Takeaways: The global momentum to strengthen foundational learning continues There is an increasing interest in exploring the continuum, i.e., what happens before and after the primary years of schooling Data continues to be seen as important to programming, while conversations around evidence include new ways to generate and use it As digital and AI solutions become commonplace, there is a need to ensure their use is purposeful Pathways from learning to earning require additional scaffolding through connections to industry, use of technology, and more Now more than ever, collaborations are key, with a pivot toward context-driven partnerships and South-South consortia Global momentum to strengthen foundational learning continues Learning recovery in primary schooling in the aftermath of the pandemic is slow but steady. In several geographies, this trend has been complemented by the intersections of policy, practice, and partnerships. At CIES, diverse organizations, academics, and Pratham colleagues continued to stress the need to move the needle on this crisis. Meera Tendolkar, Director of Content and Training at Pratham International, participated in a roundtable discussion on making the problem of learning visible and how solutions like Teaching at the Right Level (TaRL) have been leveraged to address these gaps. Across various panels and specialized events, the dialogue surrounding the essential role of the middle-tier continued, with diverse case studies from the Global South spanning India, Sub-Saharan Africa, and beyond, exploring viable models for systemic change. Organizations also presented insights on how evidence and technology can be leveraged to scale and sustain foundational learning outcomes. Meenal Joshi, Manager for Language Content and Training at PI, discussed lessons from the Language Learning from Familiar to Formal (L2F2) methodology, designed to build critical foundational literacy skills in both local languages and English. Expanding the conversation: What is before and beyond the “basics”? During the conference, several roundtable and formal papers addressed the continuum of learning and transitions through education systems. Tanvi Banerjee, Manager for Programs and Partnerships at PI, and Maritza Trejo, Director of Education at Glasswing International, discussed lessons from Pratham’s “Leap Forward” approach for Grades 1 and 2, which has been adapted to facilitate school readiness in Central American countries, along with caregivers and communities. Initial pilots show that these activities are resonating with parents. Qualitative surveys indicate that teachers’ perception of children’s progress is also positive. CIES presenters on early childhood education, Tanvi Banerjee and Maritza Trejo, pictured with their co-panelists. Credits: Pratham International During the conference, Tanvi Bhambry, Manager for Measurement, Monitoring, and Evaluation at PEF, also had the opportunity to present details of Pratham’s Leap Forward approach in India. This presentation included data and lessons learned from the year-long model in Delhi. The question of “what next” remains, though, with an increasing need to think about creative solutions that address critical learning gaps for older students and middle schools. Manushi Yadav, Director of Strategy and Partnerships at Pratham, discussed second-chance reintegration pathways for girls and women who have dropped out of school. Tried in India over several years, the Second Chance program has created strong opportunities to help thousands of aspiring youth complete their 10th-grade certification, bridging the gap across curricula and aspirations. Manushi Yadav, during her panel, “The North Star: Secondary Education Outcomes as Minimum Societal Standards”. Credits: Pratham International Conversations also emphasized the importance of addressing social norms and designing programs that reflect lived realities, with inclusive opportunities for all. For instance, a paper by Maitreiyee Krishna and Ira Wadhwa from PEF demonstrated that gender-responsive pedagogy can successfully challenge stereotypes. Their research from rural Uttarakhand and Haryana shows a significant increase in children’s acceptance of women in leadership and men in caregiving roles, by using experiential learning and role-play. Other memorable sessions included the launch of a Gender Diagnostic Toolkit by Echidna Giving in collaboration with Jaslika and One Future Collective. Consensus on using data for action, conversations on how we generate and use evidence Pratham teams shared how making learning levels visible can drive meaningful action. When learning gaps are clearly understood, they become easier to address. But this depends on data being simple, timely, and usable. These ideas were reflected in Sabarish Shankar’s presentation on empowering stakeholders to understand and use data in TaRL implementation. Amanda Beatty, Director of Research and Learning at PI, facilitating the workshop, “Using A/B testing to optimize your education programming.” Credits: Pratham International Evidence is most powerful not when it sits in reports, but when it actively informs teaching practices and system-level decisions. Amanda Beatty, Director of Research and Learning at PI, conducted workshops and chaired a session on using rapid A/B testing to iteratively optimize education programs at scale. Academics and practitioners at CIES also discussed quasi-experimental difference-in-difference approaches to make real-time, cost-effective adjustments to programs operating within government systems. Purposeful use of Digital and AI solutions is important to solving challenges facing education systems As technology becomes more prominent in education, Pratham is exploring how it can support learning
New York Young Professionals’ Comedy Night Event
Pratham USA’s first NY Young Professionals event of 2026 brought together a packed crowd in New York for an evening of community, connection, and entertainment. The event was both well attended and warmly received, highlighting the growing energy behind the young professionals network. The evening began with opening remarks from Jignesh Patel, President of the NY Tri-State Chapter, who spoke about Pratham’s mission and the meaningful impact of community support. Pratham NY Board Member Sheru Chowdhry was also in attendance for the event. Hosted by Mohtasham Yaqub, the night featured a standout comedy lineup including Ian Lara, Gibran Saleem, Feraz Shere, Elon Altman, and Ashley Austin Morris, keeping the audience entertained throughout the evening. The event brought together young professionals from a wide range of industries, creating opportunities to connect, engage, and support a shared purpose. Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make the evening such a success. We look forward to continuing to grow this community and hope to see you at our next event. Get involved now to stay tuned for what they have in store next quarter. Contact [email protected] to learn more about upcoming events and opportunities to join this growing network.
Saireddy Family Foundation Announces Major Commitment to Support Vulnerable Children Through Pratham
New York, NY, March 13, 2026 – Pratham USA today announced a significant philanthropic commitment from Saireddy Family Foundation in support of programs serving vulnerable children in Hyderabad, Telangana, India. The announcement was made during the India Giving Day livestream, a global campaign that celebrates and mobilizes philanthropy to support transformative work across India. The commitment will support Pratham’s Council for Vulnerable Children (PCVC), the organization’s child protection and rights arm dedicated to preventing child trafficking, child labor, child marriage, and other forms of exploitation while ensuring children from vulnerable circumstances remain engaged in education. With more than two decades of experience supporting over 40,000 children and families across India, PCVC helps in prevention, ensures protection, and sustains learning opportunities for those most at risk. The initiative will be a place-based community center model and begin by supporting 100 children and their families, providing sustained educational sponsorship. The Community Centres will serve as hubs for learning, mentorship, and child protection, ensuring young people receive the support they need to continue their education and pursue opportunities beyond high school. The program will also work closely with families to strengthen access to social protection schemes and livelihood opportunities. With a strong focus on supporting girls, who often face additional barriers to education, the program will provide sustained guidance beyond high school with pathways to higher education and vocational training that lead to long-term economic independence. Mahesh Saireddy, Pratham USA National Board member, and his wife Neeti Saireddy shared, “The Saireddy Family Foundation and PCVC’s mission are aligned and we are proud to make a long-term commitment that empowers children to learn without limits and boldly shape the futures they deserve. Together, we are transforming hope into real, lasting impact.” Reflecting on this support, Manisha Bharti, CEO of Pratham USA and Global Executive, added, “The generosity of Neeti and Mahesh is already enabling children from vulnerable circumstances to break barriers. Their leadership and steadfast belief in Pratham’s mission make it possible for these children to access the guidance, mentorship, and opportunities they need to thrive.” Building on this partnership, Pratham USA continues to create pathways where children from vulnerable circumstances can learn and thrive, empowered to reach their full potential and embrace futures without limits. MEDIA CONTACT For more information, please contact: Priyanka Ghosh Director of Communications, Pratham USA [email protected] prathamusa.org ABOUT PRATHAM Pratham works with the belief that every child should be in school and learning well. Pratham changes the lives of over 5 million children and young people every year. Pratham’s work has been recognized through major International awards, including the Asia Game Changer Award, the BBVA Frontiers of Knowledge Award, the WISE Prize for Education, the Henry R. Kravis Leadership Prize, the Skoll Award for Social Entrepreneurship, LUI Che Woo Prize and the Yidan Prize for Education Development. Pratham’s Teaching at the Right Level was selected as 1 of 5 finalists for 2025 MacArthur’s 100&Change award. The TaRL approach was also recognized as the Academy Choice for earning the highest scores in impact and scalability by 2026 HundrED Global Collection. Pratham USA is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with 14 chapters across the United States that raise awareness and mobilize financial resources. The volunteer-driven organization ranks among the top 2% of all nonprofits in America, consistently achieving a four-star rating from Charity Navigator for “sound fiscal management” and “commitment to accountability and transparency.” For more information, visit prathamusa.org.
A Roundtable on Global Education: Leaders in Conversation
The Pratham NY–Tri-State Chapter hosted an intimate Roundtable on Global Education on March 4, 2026 at the Lazard office in Midtown, New York, with the help of Sachin Patel of Capital Markets. This event brought together select leaders from across the hedge fund community for an evening of thoughtful discussion and connection. The evening opened with remarks from Sunanda Sharma, Associate Director of the East Region in Pratham USA who welcomed guests and shared the vision of Pratham’s NY–Tri-State Chapter in bringing together a community of leaders committed to advancing educational opportunity. As education systems worldwide confront learning loss and widening opportunity gaps, the conversation explored how philanthropy, corporate sustainability leaders, and nonprofits can collaborate to drive measurable, scalable impact. The evening created space to reflect on how funders are adapting, how partnerships are forming, and how private capital can think differently about its role in advancing education and skills development globally. As Emma Poole, Director of Lever for Change noted during the conversation, “Don’t let perfect be the enemy of good. Funders can act, and they can act now. This can be loudly, quietly, in collaboration, or on your own. There are so many ways to plug into this system, and every one of them is needed. The whole of our efforts is much greater than the sum of its parts.” We are deeply grateful to our outstanding panelists: Emma Poole from Lever for Change, Nitika Tolani from RPPL, and Haakim Nainar from Ares Management, for sharing insights on aligning capital with purpose and advancing evidence-backed models that deliver meaningful social outcomes. A special thank you to Sheru Chowdhury for expertly moderating the discussion and offering perspective shaped by his experience as a hedge fund CIO and Pratham board member. The evening concluded with reflections from Manushi Yadav , Director of Strategy and Partnerships at Pratham USA who shared more about Pratham’s work across India and the children and young people the organization reaches each year. She highlighted how Pratham partners with funders to advance solutions that prioritize both scale and innovation, testing new ideas while also expanding proven models that deliver measurable learning outcomes. It was especially meaningful to have a diverse group of hedge fund leaders represented in the room, all highly engaged in Pratham’s mission and leaving the evening with fresh perspectives and renewed inspiration for impact.
Cocktails and Conversations: An Evening of Connection and Impact
The Pratham NY Tri-State Chapter was delighted to host its first salon of 2026 on Friday, February 20. The Cocktails and Conversations gathering in Short Hills, New Jersey brought together more than 50 guests for an evening centered on community, connection, and shared purpose. During the evening, we shared a presentation highlighting Pratham’s mission and impact, along with deeper insights into programs focused on early education and skilling. Guests gained a closer understanding of the organization’s ability to create opportunities for children and youth at scale. The evening naturally evolved into thoughtful discussion, meaningful networking, and new connections. We are deeply grateful to our generous hosts, Rajat Paul Dhall and Rumy Sidhu, for opening their home and bringing the community together. Special thanks to NY Tri-State Chapter Board Members: President Jignesh Patel, Rahul Mahajan, and PJ Juvekar, for sharing their Pratham journeys and inspiring the room with their energy and commitment. With strong participation and vibrant conversation throughout the evening, momentum for the year ahead is already building. We look forward to welcoming the community again at our next gathering.
Pratham USA Welcomes Raj Shah as New Board Chair
February 5, 2026, Houston, TX – Pratham USA is undertaking a planned leadership transition within its National Board of Directors. After three years of dedicated service, Dhiren Shethia, current Chair of the National Board of Directors of Pratham USA, will be completing his term at the end of March 2026. He will continue to serve as an active member of the Pratham USA National Board. Pratham USA is pleased to announce Raj Shah as its incoming Chair of the Board of Directors, effective April 1, 2026. A long-time champion of Pratham’s mission, Raj currently serves as Vice Chair of the National Board. During his tenure, Dhiren provided strategic leadership that strengthened governance, expanded and diversified the national board, and helped position the organization for continued impact and growth. “It has been a privilege to serve as Board Chair during a period of meaningful progress for Pratham USA,” said Dhiren Shethia. “I am incredibly proud of the organization’s resilience, the strength of its leadership, and the unwavering focus on ensuring children and communities continue to learn and thrive. I look forward to continuing to support Pratham’s mission as a board member.” Raj is co-CEO of MSI and previously held leadership roles in investment banking at Lehman Brothers. He also serves on the boards of Pratham USA’s Los Angeles chapter and the Orange County chapter of the Young Presidents’ Organization. “Pratham’s mission has long resonated with me, and I am honored to step into the role of Board Chair,” said Raj Shah. “I look forward to building on the strong foundation in place, working closely with the board and leadership team, and helping advance Pratham’s impact in the years ahead.” Manisha Bharti, CEO of Pratham USA, expressed gratitude for Dhiren’s leadership and enthusiasm for the transition. “Dhiren’s leadership has been instrumental in strengthening Pratham USA’s impact, and I am deeply grateful for his strategic counsel, partnership, and commitment,” she said. “I am equally excited to welcome Raj as our incoming Board Chair. His long-standing dedication, institutional knowledge, and thoughtful leadership make him exceptionally well suited to guide Pratham USA into its next chapter.” The organization invites its community to join in welcoming Raj Shah and expressing appreciation to Dhiren Shethia for his leadership. MEDIA CONTACT For more information, please contact: Priyanka Ghosh Director of Communications, Pratham USA [email protected] prathamusa.org ABOUT PRATHAM Pratham works with the belief that every child should be in school and learning well. Pratham changes the lives of over 5 million children and young people every year. Pratham’s work has been recognized through major International awards, including the Asia Game Changer Award, the BBVA Frontiers of Knowledge Award, the WISE Prize for Education, the Henry R. Kravis Leadership Prize, the Skoll Award for Social Entrepreneurship, LUI Che Woo Prize and the Yidan Prize for Education Development. Pratham’s Teaching at the Right Level was selected as 1 of 5 finalists for 2025 MacArthur’s 100&Change award. The TaRL approach was also recognized as the Academy Choice for earning the highest scores in impact and scalability by 2026 HundrED Global Collection. Pratham USA is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with 14 chapters across the United States that raise awareness and mobilize financial resources. The volunteer-driven organization ranks among the top 2% of all nonprofits in America, consistently achieving a four-star rating from Charity Navigator for “sound fiscal management” and “commitment to accountability and transparency.” For more information, visit prathamusa.org.
Pratham USA Welcomes Distinguished Global Leader Jai Das to Its National Board
HOUSTON, TX – January 26, 2026 – Pratham USA is pleased to announce the appointment of Jai Das to its National Board of Directors. Jai brings strategic leadership shaped by experience in technology, innovation, and global entrepreneurship along with a strong commitment to expanding educational opportunities for children and young people around the world. His appointment strengthens Pratham USA’s continued focus on innovation, scale, and long-term global impact. Jai is President, Partner and Co-Founder at Sapphire Ventures. He invests in startups that he believes are developing ground-breaking products and are on their way to becoming Companies of Consequence. He has more than 15 years of investment experience and has helped multiple companies innovate their product and marketing strategies in order to become market leaders. More than 15 of his investments have IPO’ed, while twenty-four of his investments have been acquired. “Education is one of the most powerful drivers of long-term change,” said Jai. “Pratham stands out for its ability to deliver real impact at scale, and I am excited to be part of the organization’s next phase of global growth.” “I am delighted to welcome Jai to Pratham USA’s National Board,” said Dhiren Shethia, Chair of the Pratham USA Board. “His leadership at the intersection of technology, innovation, and entrepreneurship will be instrumental as we further strengthen Pratham’s presence in Silicon Valley and deepen engagement with the global tech community. His expertise will play a key role as Pratham USA enters its next phase of growth and innovation.” “Jai brings a sharp strategic lens and a future-focused perspective to Pratham USA,” said Manisha Bharti, Chief Executive Officer, Pratham USA and Global Executive. “As we look ahead, his insights will help us reimagine how learning systems evolve, accelerate our ability to scale solutions, and ensure Pratham remains relevant and impactful in a rapidly changing global context.” Pratham USA advances its mission by creating pathways for children and young people to learn and thrive. The appointment of Jai Das to the National Board reinforces the organization’s commitment to strong leadership and lasting impact in the learning landscape. MEDIA CONTACT For more information, please contact: Priyanka Ghosh Director of Communications, Pratham USA [email protected] prathamusa.org ABOUT PRATHAM Pratham works with the belief that every child should be in school and learning well. Pratham changes the lives of over 5 million children and young people every year. Pratham’s work has been recognized through major International awards, including the Asia Game Changer Award, the BBVA Frontiers of Knowledge Award, the WISE Prize for Education, the Henry R. Kravis Leadership Prize, the Skoll Award for Social Entrepreneurship, LUI Che Woo Prize and the Yidan Prize for Education Development. Pratham’s Teaching at the Right Level was selected as 1 of 5 finalists for 2025 MacArthur’s 100&Change award. The TaRL approach was also recognized as the Academy Choice for earning the highest scores in impact and scalability by 2026 HundrED Global Collection. Pratham USA is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with 14 chapters across the United States that raise awareness and mobilize financial resources. The volunteer-driven organization ranks among the top 2% of all nonprofits in America, consistently achieving a four-star rating from Charity Navigator for “sound fiscal management” and “commitment to accountability and transparency.” For more information, visit prathamusa.org.
Pratham USA Welcomes Distinguished Global Leader Bhavesh Patel to its National Board
HOUSTON, TX – January 20, 2026 – Pratham USA is pleased to announce the appointment of Bhavesh Patel to its National Board of Directors. Bhavesh brings deep global experience, strategic insight, and a shared commitment to expanding educational opportunities for children and young people worldwide. His addition comes at a pivotal moment as the organization reflects over three decades of impact and looks ahead to its next chapter of global growth. Bhavesh is a seasoned global business leader with extensive experience across the chemicals, materials, and industrial sectors. He has previously served as Chief Executive Officer of LyondellBasell Industries and as President of Standard Industries, leading large-scale global operations and strategic growth initiatives. Bhavesh currently serves on the Board of Air Products and the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas’ Houston Branch. “Pratham’s 30-year journey demonstrates what’s possible when evidence, scale, and commitment come together,” said Bhavesh Patel. “I’m happy to join the Board and contribute to an organization that is shaping brighter futures for millions of children and young people worldwide.” “We are delighted to welcome Bhavesh to Pratham USA’s National Board,” said Dhiren Shethia, Chair of the Pratham USA Board. “Bhavesh brings extensive leadership and board experience across global organizations, adding deep strategic perspective and governance strength as we continue to scale our impact.” “Bhavesh brings a rare ability to translate global experience into mission-driven impact,” said Manisha Bharti, Chief Executive Officer, Pratham USA and Global Executive. “As Pratham continues to expand its global footprint, his insights will help sharpen our execution, strengthen organizational resilience, and ensure our growth remains deeply anchored in outcomes for children and youth.” Pratham USA is creating pathways for children and young people to learn and thrive around the world. The addition of Bhavesh Patel to the National Board underscores the organization’s commitment to strong leadership and lasting impact in the global learning landscape. MEDIA CONTACT For more information, please contact: Priyanka Ghosh Director of Communications, Pratham USA [email protected] prathamusa.org ABOUT PRATHAM Pratham works with the belief that every child should be in school and learning well. Pratham changes the lives of over 5 million children and young people every year. Pratham’s work has been recognized through major International awards, including the Asia Game Changer Award, the BBVA Frontiers of Knowledge Award, the WISE Prize for Education, the Henry R. Kravis Leadership Prize, the Skoll Award for Social Entrepreneurship, LUI Che Woo Prize and the Yidan Prize for Education Development. Pratham’s Teaching at the Right Level was selected as 1 of 5 finalists for 2025 MacArthur’s 100&Change award. The TaRL approach was also recognized as the Academy Choice for earning the highest scores in impact and scalability by 2026 HundrED Global Collection. Pratham USA is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with 14 chapters across the United States that raise awareness and mobilize financial resources. The volunteer-driven organization ranks among the top 2% of all nonprofits in America, consistently achieving a four-star rating from Charity Navigator for “sound fiscal management” and “commitment to accountability and transparency.” For more information, visit prathamusa.org.
Celebrating a Strong Finish: The NY Young Professionals Board Wraps Its Inaugural Year
As 2025 comes to a close, we’re proud to reflect on the incredible momentum built by the Pratham NY Young Professionals (YP) Board in its very first year. Launched to engage the next generation of advocates and leaders, the Board quickly established itself as a dynamic force—creating meaningful spaces for community, conversation, and connection, all in support of Pratham’s mission. During the second half of the year, the NY YP Board hosted three standout events that captured the spirit of what this group set out to do: bring young professionals together around shared values and a commitment to education. Cultural Catalysts: A Panel with Creative Leaders The YP Board continued its speaker series with “Cultural Catalysts,” an engaging panel held at IRL Art Gallery in the Lower East Side that drew young professionals and creatives from across New York City. Over 40 attendees heard from:️ Akshay Bhardwaj (Chef, Junoon), Natasha Das (Founder + CEO, Danarys), Simi Shah (Founder + CEO, South Asian Trailblazers), and Alexandra Shelley (Editor, Illuminated Manuscripts). This event brought together panelists in creative fields who offered thoughtful insights on what inspires them, how they achieved success, and when they decided to take a leap of faith to pursue their passions. Comedy & Cocktails: A Summer Sendoff Over the summer, the NY YP Board brought supporters together for an unforgettable seasonal send-off on a private rooftop, offering a relaxed and joyful space to connect. The evening blended networking with laughter, featuring a comedy set by New York–based Shounak Vale, recently recognized by Forbes as one of 12 Rising AAPI Stand-Up Comedians to Watch. With skyline views and great energy, the event embodied the Board’s goal of building genuine relationships while advancing Pratham’s work. Bright Holidays, Bright Futures The YP Board closed out 2025 on a high note with a festive holiday event that welcomed over 100 Young Professionals from across the Tri-State area. The evening featured live sitar music, meaningful conversations, and an opportunity to learn more about Pratham’s impact from NY Tri-State Board Members—all while celebrating a successful first year. It was a powerful reminder of the growing community of young leaders committed to supporting education and opportunity. In just one year, the NY Young Professionals Board has hosted impactful events, fostered new connections, and built a strong foundation for the future. As they look ahead to 2026, the Board remains focused on thoughtful programming, meaningful engagement, and continued growth—strengthening Pratham’s presence in New York and beyond. Get involved now to stay tuned for what they have in store for 2026. Contact [email protected] to learn more about upcoming events and opportunities to join this growing network.
