As the doors opened for the Read Fest to be held at School of Inspired Leadership, we could see a plethora of eager volunteers gearing up for the same!
As the flurry picked pace, the excitement grew paramount with participants enquiring for the same, curiosity & inquisitiveness pretty evident from their expressions!
Needless to say, the students were very excited & eager to help.
Help implied they had to miss classes & record audio content for Esha..
It seemed like an uphill task to convince them to stay back after classes.
The time had come to enlighten the students on how just 10-20 minutes of their time could help a Blind person in understanding & interpreting the world he lives in, in a better way.
The Esha Volunteers did succeed in getting recordings in languages ranging from Tamil to Bengali.
The mission resonated well with the students & they could well understand the impact this was creating on the society they live in..
The Impact could be felt in the conviction & tenacity the Participants showed despite the fact that there were multiple takes at recording owing to technical glitches & noise disturbances.
The Experience was enriching & provided lots of learning to both SOIL Students as also Esha Volunteers.
The Impact could be felt, somewhere in between the softened mumbles of students & the sighs of the Volunteers....
As the flurry picked pace, the excitement grew paramount with participants enquiring for the same, curiosity & inquisitiveness pretty evident from their expressions!
"So.. What's This About? Can You Brief Us?"
- Anudeep, Student SOILThe Esha Volunteers left no stone unturned be it through providing information to students or motivating them to record.
Needless to say, the students were very excited & eager to help.
Help implied they had to miss classes & record audio content for Esha..
"We want to help! But we have classes till 6:15! How to go about it?"- Analytics Student, SOIL
It seemed like an uphill task to convince them to stay back after classes.
The time had come to enlighten the students on how just 10-20 minutes of their time could help a Blind person in understanding & interpreting the world he lives in, in a better way.
The Esha Volunteers did succeed in getting recordings in languages ranging from Tamil to Bengali.
The mission resonated well with the students & they could well understand the impact this was creating on the society they live in..
" Yes, it did take time. Yet, I feel like I've done something of greater value today!"- Marketing Student, SOIL
The Impact could be felt in the conviction & tenacity the Participants showed despite the fact that there were multiple takes at recording owing to technical glitches & noise disturbances.
" We thank you with all our heart & soul. You guys have done a great job!"- Shivangi Sharma, Volunteer Esha
In Picture: Two Students supporting Esha in Audio Recordings in Bengali & Oriya at Read Fest
The Experience was enriching & provided lots of learning to both SOIL Students as also Esha Volunteers.
The Impact could be felt, somewhere in between the softened mumbles of students & the sighs of the Volunteers....
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