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Lou Henderson – Episode 12

Expat Family Fitness Episode 12 November 14, 2024

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Pedaling Change: How Ek Beti Ek Cycle Is Empowering Rural Girls

In this Part 1 episode we’re joined by Lou Henderson, a UK expat in Pune, India, who has channeled her passion for sustainable transport into meaningful community advocacy. Lou discusses her journey from Liverpool to Pune, sharing personal growth and cultural adaptation insights, along with impactful work with NGOs like “Ek Beti Ek Cycle,” which provides bicycles for rural girls to access education.

Key Highlights:

Transition to Expat Life: Embracing cultural immersion, personal growth, and unexpected opportunities at age 50.
Sustainable Transport Background: Lou’s work in the UK, where she led child-centered projects improving school safety.
Adapting to India’s Cycling Culture: Contrasts between UK and Indian infrastructure and how Lou navigates Pune’s unique cycling community.
NGO Impact: Lou’s work with “Ek Beti Ek Cycle,” fostering education and empowerment for rural girls.
Challenges and Growth: Reflections on how life in India has reshaped her perspective on community.
Advice for Expat Spouses: Finding fulfillment through volunteering and community connections.

Perfect for listeners interested in sustainable living, expat life, and impactful community involvement, this episode explores how cycling and community engagement can transform lives and neighborhoods. Tune in for an inspiring conversation on making a meaningful impact abroad.

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