Resources Publications & Reports

The impact assessment study conducted by Ambedkar University Delhi evaluates Azad Foundation’s work from 2008 to 2022. Utilizing feminist research methodologies, the study explores how Azad’s Gender Just Skill Education (GJSE) framework has empowered resource-poor women through Skill++ training.

This study generates a qualitative analysis on the correlation between women’s entry into work and the violence women face within the home, community and workplace, based on the testimony of participant women workers.

This research examines how women from resource-poor urban communities engaging in non-traditional careers, like car driving, impact their surroundings and challenge patriarchal structures.

The International Conference brought together over 200 participants from 20 countries in New Delhi, addressing gender disparities in skill development and employment and highlighting NTL’s critical role in advancing equitable access to decent jobs through the lens of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

This thesis explores the multifaceted and often contradictory processes of social transformation induced by a social enterprise, using Azad & Sakha’s driving skill training program as a case study.

This research paper examines Azad Foundation’s decade-long journey since its establishment as a Trust in 2008, focusing on its mission to provide resource-poor women access to non-traditional livelihoods. It leverages an extensive database to quantitatively assess the impact and evolution of its initiatives.

Azad Foundation, in collaboration with ASPBAE, conducted this study to explore education, skills development, gender equality and decent work, highlighting ongoing non-traditional livelihoods initiatives for women in India.

Co-organized by ASPBAE and Azad Foundation, the workshop brought together over 50 delegates to explore policies, field experiences, and strategies for influencing government agendas in light of Education Agenda 2030 and ASEAN 2015 plans.

Azad Foundation initiated a study to explore the livelihood aspirations of young, resource-poor women in Delhi’s slum clusters. The study aims to map the factors influencing these aspirations to enhance its community and policy engagement.

For Azad Foundation, the purpose of developing this directory is to make the information readily available for prospective organizations aspiring to work in non-traditional domains for livelihood and women as well as an attempt to bring existing organizations together for future collaborations for learning and advocacy.

This report examines the challenges and opportunities for increasing female participation in Delhi’s public transport sector, focusing on bus drivers and conductors. It highlights how overcoming barriers can lead to fair remuneration and improved social mobility for women.