
Sudha Gopalakrishnan is the founder of Sahapedia[1], an Indian non-profit working on arts & culture and education from New Delhi.
Sahapedia
Sahapedia is a not-for-profit online resource documenting India's arts, cultures and heritage through scholar-authored articles, photo essays, oral histories and virtual heritage walks, including collaborations with the Archaeological Survey of India on sites like the Taj Mahal.
Sahapedia reports the following, on its own site:
- Since its inception in May 2017, Sahapedia has documented 450+ museums in 70+ cities on this platform, and this number is continuously growing and has become a one-of-its-kind platform for the museum ecosystem in the country.
- During its first edition (2017-18), the Sahapedia-UNESCO Fellowship was funded internally and supported 115 Fellows.
- The second edition of the Fellowship (2018-19) was offered to 72 applicants and was funded by the Ministry of Culture, Government of India under its scheme of Financial Assistance to Cultural Organisations with National Presence.
- From Srinagar to Chennai and Patan to Itanagar, we explore urban culture in over 30 cities through walks, talks and other heritage experiences.
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