Field Notes
28th September, 2026| Creating safer communities for women requires more than responding to cases after harm has occurred. A system that is accessible, coordinated and responsive to the realities women face is a system that most often doesn’t fail them. On 21 September 2026, APNA took an important step
13th September,2026|For a small organisation, opportunities to step outside the day-to-day work and learn from people working across sectors can be incredibly valuable. That is exactly what the two days at Connect Karo 2026, WRI India’s flagship annual summit in New Delhi, offered our team. Our members,
This June, Team APNA took its mission of accessible governance directly to the doorsteps of communities across Jharkhand. Through a series of camps set up in wards, colonies, and community halls, the team helped hundreds of residents access their rightful entitlements ranging from pensions schemes to labour cards without the
23rd June,2026| At APNA, we often speak of the people we serve from the applicant filling out a pension form for the first time to the labourer registering for a card that will change how they access work. But behind every camp, every consultation, and every form filed, there
May was a month of showing up. Our teams laced up their shoes and walked lane by lane, basti by basti across ten slum clusters in Ranchi. The goal was simple but not easy: to see, document, and understand the lives of families that often go uncounted. Counting the Uncounted
