WHAT WE DO
Established in 2008, Educators for Teaching India (EFTI) is a group of secondary school educators dedicated to deepening our own knowledge of India and to exploring India’s role in school curricula. The organization includes teachers in public and private schools as well as educators in supporting academic institutions.

Our purpose is to enhance the role that India plays in curriculum through outreach and education. We have sponsored three conferences:

• 2009 - “Why Teach India? Exploring India’s Role in Secondary Curricula,”
• 2010 - “Why Teach India? Caste and its Controversies”
• 2011 - "Mahatma Gandhi: Beyond the Legend"

GETTING INVOLVED
If you are interested in learning more or getting involved in Educators for Teaching India, please contact us. We welcome all interested educators to join us at our conference on April 27, 2012. We also welcome newcomers at our meetings. Contact info@teachingindia.org for more information.

2012 CONFERENCE CO-CHAIRS

MEMBERS

The members of Educators For Teaching India include educators from a number of different institutions. The group meets periodically and invites others interested in teaching India to join our discussions.