Building Brighter Futures is a program supporting innovative early child care in the poorest neighborhoods…
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Aga Khan Institutions
Hayat allows lady health workers, LHWs, community midwives and immunisation staff to instantly log details of mother and child health services provided during field visits and to more effectively raise awareness about preventable diseases.
The Aga Khan Library has digitised its extensive special collections to offer a wide range of research materials on the history, politics, customs, and beliefs that have shaped the contemporary global Muslim community.
Following a lengthy closure, one of Ontario’s premier tourist attractions has been reopened to the public.
Schools2030 is supported by a visionary and historic consortium of nine philanthropic partners, including the Aga Khan Foundation, that bring their collective technical expertise and financial resources together to promote and scale effective innovations for improving holistic learning outcomes.
‘Dissolving order’ is a striking new display dedicated to the work of Faig Ahmed.
Born in Monastir, Tunisia Jasser performs worldwide. He has studied both classical European music and…
Toronto — July 20, 2021 Treat yourself to a joyous, fulfilling day of arts and…
Episode 2 of the Aga Khan Museum’s three-part docuseries “Searching for the Blues” in collaboration with Amarrass Records, dives into Sindhi Sarangi master Lakha Khan in his Rajasthani home…
To help celebrate the University of Central Asia’s inaugural graduating Class of 2021, hear stories of some of the new alumni.
Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic artisits and others have looked for ways to…
Extraordinary stories from the most interesting artists, writers, athletes, and thinkers on the kaleidoscope of Muslim experience.
In this instrumental collage, Wu Man showcases the classical martial style of pipa music while…
Titled “Lakha Khan: Keeper of India’s Songbook,” episode 2 follows Sindhi Sarangi master Lakha Khan in his Rajasthani home performing songs and instrumentals that speak to the worldly and sacred nature of his music, including Sufi kalaams, and folk songs.
Around the world, people are talking about recovery from the pandemic. How do we push beyond recovery to repair major fault lines and build an equitable future for all?
