A new school for girls in India stays cool in 120 degree desert heat without air conditioning

A new school for girls in India stays cool in 120 degree desert heat without air conditioning

Michael Daube, founder of the nonprofit CITTA, wanted to bring a school for girls to one of the most rural and conservative parts of India. In the region known as Rajasthan, the literacy rate for women was among the lowest in the country. There were few to no opportunities for girls to learn, and, for many, the only path in life was marriage.There was just one problem with the plan: the rural desert community called Jaisalmer had almost no infra…