As part of the Shikshagraha movement, NE Shiksha Samvaad aims to create a collaborative platform for educators, government representatives, civil society organizations, and community leaders to reflect on the evolving needs of education in the region and explore pathways for strengthening learning outcomes.

The North East Shiksha Samvaad would be convened at Tetso College, Nagaland, bringing together key stakeholders from across the education ecosystem to engage in meaningful dialogue on the theme, “Reimagining Education in the Northeast for a Future-Ready Generation.” The convening seeks to foreground the unique cultural, geographical, and socio-economic contexts of the Northeast while shaping conversations around future-ready learning.

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Funded by HDFC Parivartan and supported by partners including Elevate Foundation, Mantra4Change, and ShikshaLokam, the event will feature keynote addresses, panel discussions, and interactive sessions. These conversations will highlight local innovations, address contextual challenges, and emphasise the importance of equipping students with critical skills, adaptability, and confidence to navigate a rapidly changing world.

The convening would also serve as a space to amplify grassroots voices and showcase collaborative efforts already underway in the region, particularly in areas such as foundational learning, teacher capacity building, digital inclusion, and system strengthening

“NE Shiksha Samvaad is a powerful platform to bring together diverse voices and reimagine education in ways that are rooted in local contexts while preparing learners for the future. We are excited to be a part of this collective effort in the Northeast,” said Santosh More, Co-founder of Mantra4Change.

Kevisato Sanyu, Founder of NagaED and Director of ELEVATE Foundation, shared, “We believe meaningful change in education comes through collaboration and shared vision. NE Shiksha Samvaad creates an important space to strengthen partnerships and drive impactful, future-ready learning for children in the region.”