
OUR STORY
Involve's Peer Teaching program of Involve wins the Global Engagement Summit at Northwestern University Chicago
Involve registered as an organization and its year long Peer Teaching program implemented with 200 students in India.
Involve recognized as one of the top 10 non-profits in India by N/Core and gets incubated at Singapore International Foundation's YSE program.
Peer Teaching program conducted in 30 schools in Chennai and Bengaluru, impacting 2400 Student-Leaders and Learners
Online Peer Teaching pilot started with 30 groups of Student-Leaders and Learners teaching and learning from one another.
Involves Peer Teaching program shortlisted for Reimagine Education Presence Teaching and Learning award.
We were shortlisted by HundrED Global collections, 100 Innovations in Education around the world. We were recognized as Great Place To Work

OUR PEOPLE
We believe in the power of teams to achieve the extraordinary. We are a group of people with passion and right skill sets, from various backgrounds, united by our vision of developing student agency.

Divanshu Kumar
Co-Founder, CEO

Samyak Jain
Co-Founder, COO

Priyansh
Communication Lead

Asha Shanbhag
Operations Lead- Community Model (Urban)

Ashwini Ramakrishnan
Design Lead

Suprith Sridharamurthy
Operations Lead- Scale Model

Pratibha Narayanan
Program Manager

Malavika Acharya
Operations Lead - Fellow Model

Mukul
Operations Associate

Anna Daniel
Curriculum Lead

Sudhanshu Kumar
Operations Lead - (Rural)

Nandini Jhaveri
Curriculum Specialist

Shamala
Operations Lead

Vanishri
Government Relations Associate

OUR CULTURE
At Involve, we believe that the strength of an organization lies in its team. We try to ensure that each team member is allowed to learn, lead and grow in their chosen space. Our values drive this organization, and we always strive to make our decisions adhering to them. These are the non-negotiables for us. We focus on the following values: 'Trust,' 'Respect,' 'Gratitude,' 'Collaboration,' 'Growth in Mindset,' 'Ownership' and 'Being Baudis.' We operate with the motto, "Take chances, make mistakes and treat them as learning opportunities"
