Amma’s volunteers in Barcelona reached out to families in need by providing basic assistance during the pandemic. A total of $240,000 US was given to 4,800 families for the year 2020. Youth who also receive support from Amma Spain send messages of thanks to Amma.
Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham has emerged as one of the top 100 universities in the world in the Times Higher Education Impact Rankings for 2021. The ratings are the only global performance tables that assess universities according to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
In collaboration with state and local governments, our teachers have instructed thousands of inmates, including those serving life sentences, yoga and meditation. Prisoners say they are moved at this chance to concretely experience peace of mind.
eBook – Today is Earth Day and people around the world are rallying together to heed the calls from our precious planet. This year we also mark the 20th anniversary of Greenfriends, our volunteer collective of thousands that is taking action to heal the damage we have done to our precious planet.
Prabha is a remote-controlled sanitization robot that systematically disinfects rooms with ultraviolet rays. At a cost of $180 US, the ultimate goal is to make the robot available to other institutions and people in need on a global scale.
Amma emphasized that the university is focused on compassion-driven research to find solutions for people in need, especially those who live in India’s villages. These research powerhouses will be in operation within the coming year and drive cutting-edge discoveries.
The upheaval caused by COVID-19 has become more visible in society’s vulnerable sections with gender equality a key issue. Regardless, our Center for Women’s Empowerment & Gender Equality remains focused on a future where women and men play different societal roles yet are of equal value.
With the effects of climate change, financial instability, a global pandemic and cultural clashes happening now, AYUDH Europe felt compelled to ACT! They want change, and they want it now.
When the nationwide lockdown came into effect on March 22nd, all schools and other educational sectors in India closed. For rural areas, AmritaCREATE identified how to address a downward slide in educational access, child mental health during the lockdown, the stress of failing year-end exams, and a rise in the number of school dropouts.
In addressing the pandemic, our Tribal Center of Excellence saw an immediate and crucial need to support people in India’s remote tribal areas. They are communities who usually lag behind in latest developments due to their isolation and traditional ways of life.