VOICED: India's Barefoot College turns illiterate women into engineers

Barefoot College in India empowers illiterate women from Africa to become solar engineers. Despite cultural barriers, women learn through hands-on experience, transforming their lives and communities. The college's success is marked by overcoming traditional restrictions and enabling women to support their families and villages through solar technology.

How has Barefoot College contributed to the empowerment of women in South Sudan?

Describe the learning approach used at Barefoot College.

What challenges do women face in accessing education in some African cultures?

In what ways have traditional practices affected women's mobility and education?

What impact does the work of women at Barefoot College have on their communities?