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National Child Rights Research Fellowship

In 2007, CRY - Child Rights and You, awarded the first National Child Rights Research Fellowships to six individuals. The idea was to provide an opportunity for Indians willing to invest time and creative energy to explore in some depth, the question what is in the best interest of children. In all, 10 fellowships were on offer.

There have been a number of applications from smaller towns and rural areas, many belonging to communities that CRY raises resources for: ethnic minorities, dalits, backward regions around the country with interesting and challenging proposals.

To know about the eligibility and deliverables of the 2012-13 fellowship, Click here

Past Fellows:

To know about our previous year's fellows and view their reports, please click on a fellowship year below,

2011

2010

2009

2008

2007