Anjlee Prakash

Founder

Anjlee Prakash is the founder of Learning Links Foundation [1], an Indian non-profit working on education from New Delhi.

Anjlee Prakash is an Indian educationist and the founder and chairperson of the Learning Links Foundation, a not-for-profit trust registered in 2002 that works on school education, teacher development and the use of technology in learning across India.

She has worked in education for more than three decades and has held positions on academic, government, non-governmental and corporate committees concerned with education.

Early life and education

Prakash holds a doctorate in education.

Career

Before establishing Learning Links Foundation, Prakash worked from 1988 as an independent education technology consultant, designing technology-based learning solutions for schools in India. She has worked with organisations including Tata, EDS, Intel, Texas Instruments and Samsung.

Learning Links Foundation, which she founded in 2002 and chairs, runs programmes on digital literacy, teacher training and employability. A recurring emphasis of her work has been the education and empowerment of girls and women.

Recognition

Prakash received the Mahatma Award for Leadership in Social Good. Under her chairmanship the Foundation has received the FICCI CSR Excellence Award for 2018-19 and GuideStar India's Advance Level Gold certification in 2023.[2][3][4][5]

Learning Links Foundation

Learning Links Foundation is a New Delhi-based trust working to improve the quality of education, strengthen citizenship among youth and harness technology for social improvement, running digital literacy, spoken English and STEAM-lab programmes for low-income school communities across India.

Learning Links Foundation reports the following, on its own site:

25% to 30% increase in literacy and numeracy levels
Over 95% teachers in intervention schools have integrated technology in their teaching practices
75% of the trainees are in a job or pursuing further education in an area of their interest