Seize the Moment: Clap Talks in Sri Lanka
Each day presents its mystery, from dawn to dusk we all yearn to cease moments that will reignite that spark of greatness. Humanity is woven […]
Haroon’s Clap Story: A Conversation Between Pakistan and India
The students of the Apni Shala Foundation, a Mumbai-based NGO offering leadership training for young people, had just finished a session on “identity” where they discussed […]
Lucy’s Clap Story: A Conversation Between India and the UK
“Plan ahead, even the night before, to have a delicious meal ready on time.” “Touch up your make-up…and be fresh looking.” “At the time of […]
Patrick’s Story: Why I Went to School During my Holiday in India
I arrive at the school gate in the Fort area of Mumbai in good time on the morning of my second day in India. I […]
Clap Global Impact: Why Conversations With Children Matter
The world is in the grips of a major shift in the realm of politics. From laughable leadership to pitiful tales of people being sidelined […]
15 Travel Hacks For Positive Impact in India (That Aren’t Charity Work!)
If you didn’t know it already, travelling in a way that doesn’t cause any harm is cool. The common term for this type of travel […]
Ariana and Caitlyn’s Story: Our First Clap Talk Experience in Mumbai
How do we achieve world peace? Based on the postcards from the students we spoke to, the answer is… food. All kinds of food! “King […]
5 Awesome Ways to Experience Ganesh Chaturthi Festival in India
Anytime is a good time to experience one of India’s many, many festivals. If you’re lucky enough to find yourself in the country during the […]
Indian students had these meaningful messages for foreign travellers
If you had 75-minutes with a classroom full of students in another country, all eager to meet you, the ‘exciting traveller from a far-away foreign […]
Adham’s Story: Discussing Street Art and the Egyptian Revolution With Children in Mumbai
Hi Adham! Please tell us about your experience of giving a Clap Talk I had no idea what I was getting myself into but I […]