Stories of impact, transformation, and hope from the courts of India to headlines around the world
Featured in NBA News: WNBA star Alana Beard and Crossover Basketball visit Delhi with a mission to change young lives through basketball, partnering with Teach for India and Amar Jyoti Foundation.
Read Full Story →On outdoor concrete courts in India, almost 2,000 children—58 percent of them girls—are part of the Crossover family working toward gender equality and education.
Read More →Crossover is proud to receive a grant from Nike as part of its Made to Play commitment to scale our Hoops Creating Hope efforts in India, increasing gender equality and education rates.
Read More →Tamil Culture highlights how Crossover founder Shaun Jayachandran leverages the power of basketball to empower female children in India through education and sports.
Read More →The Tufts Daily features how Crossover brings student athletes from the U.S. to India, teaching pillars of growth through athleticism and basketball to encourage students to stay in school.
Read More →GetSports Focus explores how Crossover coaches serve as role models through their public presence and activism for their community, inspiring the next generation.
Read More →Brown University basketball player Shayna Mehta spent nearly three weeks in Chennai working with Crossover Basketball, dedicated to impacting education rates through basketball.
Read More →Tamil Culture examines how Crossover Academy is impacting gender equity and education rates in India through innovative basketball programs.
Read More →The Women's National Basketball Players Association officially supports their players participating in Crossover Basketball's "Hoops Creating Hope" initiative, including Alana Beard and Marissa Coleman.
Read More →JMG Lifestyle chronicles the skepticism Shaun Jayachandran faced when creating Crossover Basketball, and how the organization proved doubters wrong year after year.
Read More →Lambda Chi Alpha highlights how George Washington University brother Shaun Jayachandran created a program using basketball as a tool for learning for children in need.
Read More →Times of India covers Indian achievers from cultural, social, entertainment and political backgrounds gathering to discuss their path-breaking journeys, including Crossover's work.
Read More →Brown Girl Magazine features Shayna Mehta's 18 days in Chennai as a volunteer with Crossover Basketball, impacting education rates through sport.
Read More →SLAM Magazine explores how Crossover Academy in Chennai provides kids with essential life lessons through the game of basketball.
Read More →Brown Girl Magazine profiles how founder Shaun Jayachandran works toward changing the pathway of low-income marginalized students through basketball and education.
Read More →Huffington Post examines how basketball is used as a tool to educate individuals, empower communities, and offer peaceful programming across Africa, India, and the Caribbean.
Read More →Crossover founder Shaun Jayachandran delivers a powerful TEDx talk about his work in India and how leadership lessons on the court translate to success in the classroom.
Watch Talk →YourStory covers how educator and basketball coach Shaun Jayachandran observed the sport's development in India and its relation to low graduation rates, creating Crossover as a solution.
Read More →Washington Post features Maryland basketball player Varun Ram volunteering at a basketball camp in Chennai, India, working with nearly 500 children through Hoops Creating Hope.
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