Dalits Lined Outside Makeshift Medical Camp photograph © Andrew Kooman
Excerpt:
“When I started, I had no support from anyone, no education, no money,” said Sathe. “I was like a stone with no soul. When I came here they gave me shape, life. I learned courage and boldness. I became a human being.”
Read the National Geographic Article about illiterate women from India’s Untouchable castes, trained village health workers, who are delivering babies, curing disease, and saving lives.
Filed under: Dalits | Tagged: Health Care, India, National Geographic, Tina Rosenberg, Untouchables
