Sankala On-Ground: Learn, Explore, and Create Impact!
If you’re looking for an exciting opportunity to gain real-world experience, build valuable skills, and make a tangible impact, Sankala is the place for you!
Sankala Internship Programme – Where Passion Meets Purpose
Are you eager to explore the intersection of policy, innovation, and society? The Sankala Internship Programme is designed to provide young changemakers with hands-on experience across diverse domains that shape India’s future. It’s not just an internship—it’s a boot camp for passionate individuals who want to create real change!
Guided by national and international experts, our interns gain critical insights, develop essential skills, and get involved in high-impact projects. Our interns, Mr Yash Mishra and Ms Soni Kumari played a key role in curating Silent Conversation: From Margins to the Centre, a tribal art exhibition. From sourcing artwork to engaging with tribal artists across India, they got a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to bring an exhibition to life.
nterns at Sankala also contribute to cutting-edge research. Mr Shubham Anand, Mr Akash Papatla and Ms Rashi Srivastava contributed to the developing papers on wash and sustainability and unsustainable crop patterns in the states of Maharashtra and Telangana in p ost-green revolution India.Currently, Ms Kirtika Swami is working on our digital health initiative, helping drive digital solutions for Universal Health Coverage in India. Ms Pooja Devi is involved in undertaking surveys of stakeholders for our women empowerment project.
Want to be part of a team that’s shaping the future? Apply now and take the first step toward an exciting career in impact-driven work!
Sankala Volunteers Programme – Be the Change!
The Sankala Volunteers Programme is a chance to work on campaigns, conferences, exhibitions and other events that create lasting impact.
In the past, our volunteers played a vital role in Silent Conversation: From Margins to the Centre, guiding visitors through the exhibition, explaining tribal art forms, and even accompanying artists to cultural landmarks like Rashtrapati Bhavan and the National Gallery of Modern Art (NGMA). A team of 10 energetic volunteers—Ms Rakhi Yadav, Mr Satwatam Das, Ms Kartik Verma, Mr Noaman Khan, Mr Sanskar Pathak, Mr Divyansh Sahu, Mr Krishna Kanhaiya, Ms Muskan Rawat, Mr Chehak Yadav, and Mr Aditya Mani Tripathi—helped create an immersive experience for attendees while learning about India’s rich artistic traditions.
Surveyors & Field Assistants – Take Research Beyond the Classroom!
The Sankala Volunteers Programme is a chance to work on campaigns, conferences, exhibitions and other events that create lasting impact.
In the past, our volunteers played a vital role in Silent Conversation: From Margins to the Centre, guiding visitors through the exhibition, explaining tribal art forms, and even accompanying artists to cultural landmarks like Rashtrapati Bhavan and the National Gallery of Modern Art (NGMA). A team of 10 energetic volunteers—Ms Rakhi Yadav, Mr Satwatam Das, Ms Kartik Verma, Mr Noaman Khan, Mr Sanskar Pathak, Mr Divyansh Sahu, Mr Krishna Kanhaiya, Ms Muskan Rawat, Mr Chehak Yadav, and Mr Aditya Mani Tripathi—helped create an immersive experience for attendees while learning about India’s rich artistic traditions.
