CARTHA (meaning doer in Sanskrit) cultivates Collaborative Doers who link academic research translation to human endeavors and community partnerships enhancing glocal (global and local) good. Read * Strategic Framework * 2010 Booklet * 2009 Paper * Fellows *

Carthans—scientists, physicians, filmmakers, artists, writers, and public citizens in our academic-practitioner networks of Collaborative Doers spanning 5 continents and 3 generations—help us design and produce a variety of programs, curricula, and symposia that we call Glocalizers.

UPCOMING EVENTS

July 24-30, 2013: Four (invited) lectures by CARTHA Founder have been organized by CARTHA's very first Fellow, Ajai Niumai, at the Center for the Study of Social Exclusion and the Center for the Study of Indian Diaspora at the University of Hyderabad, India:

• CARTHA: An Evolving Story of Diaspora Innovation and Entrepreneurship for Glocal Good
• CARTHA's Partnering Vision to Help Address Social Integration Challenges of Leprosy Affected Persons
• Collaborative Doers for Humanity: Carthans as Innovative Agents for Inspiring Partnerships
• Launching Humanity-Centered Aspiration-Exchanges: An Indian-American Woman's Experience

To support our work or to partner with our 501(c)(3) nonprofit, please call or write to our founder Usha R. Balakrishnan.