Partnership Process & Implementation
Partnership Process & Implementation
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At BRIF, we believe in co-creation. The Sharing Compassion & Realising India (SRI) programme is built through collaboration with partner institutions across the world. Here’s how the journey unfolds:
At BRIF, we believe in co-creation. The Sharing Compassion & Realising India (SRI) programme is built through collaboration with partner institutions across the world. Here’s how the journey unfolds:
1. Institutional Agreement
1. Institutional Agreement
A simple step to begin — an MoU is signed between BRIF and your institution, setting the foundation for collaboration.
A simple step to begin — an MoU is signed between BRIF and your institution, setting the foundation for collaboration.
2. Student Nomination
2. Student Nomination
Your institution nominates a group of 15–20 students who are ready for a transformational learning experience.
Your institution nominates a group of 15–20 students who are ready for a transformational learning experience.
3. Preparatory Research
3. Preparatory Research
Before arriving in India, students spend 1–2 weeks exploring core themes such as Child Sexual Abuse, Drug Abuse, Cybercrime, Climate Change, Waste Management, and Artificial Intelligence.
Before arriving in India, students spend 1–2 weeks exploring core themes such as Child Sexual Abuse, Drug Abuse, Cybercrime, Climate Change, Waste Management, and Artificial Intelligence.
4. Workshop Development
4. Workshop Development
Students form teams and co-develop creative, interactive educational content that will later be delivered in India.
Students form teams and co-develop creative, interactive educational content that will later be delivered in India.
5. India Immersion
5. India Immersion
The nominated group travels to India for 1, 2, or 3 weeks depending on the selected track, engaging with schools, communities, and grassroots systems.
The nominated group travels to India for 1, 2, or 3 weeks depending on the selected track, engaging with schools, communities, and grassroots systems.
6. Workshop Delivery
6. Workshop Delivery
Students conduct workshops in rural schools and communities, while also immersing themselves in India’s governance, culture, and traditions.
Students conduct workshops in rural schools and communities, while also immersing themselves in India’s governance, culture, and traditions.
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