I created The Ballerina Project India because ballet changed my life, but I’ve also seen its harmful side — from body image pressure to injuries. In India, many people still don’t know the benefits of ballet. This project spreads awareness, breaks stereotypes, and makes ballet more inclusive and accessible to all.
In practice, The Ballerina Project India is a blog and growing community where we share articles, insights, and stories about ballet. We cover topics like injury prevention, body image, history, and technique. It’s a space for dancers and beginners to learn, feel seen, and discover how ballet can be for everyone.
We’ve been sharing our blog through word of mouth, school networks, and social media. Dancers, teachers, and even non-dancers have started engaging with the content, sharing it, and reaching out. It’s slowly building into a community of people who care about making ballet more inclusive, especially in places where it’s still growing.
If you want to try it, visit our blog and explore the posts. We talk about everything from ballet basics to deeper topics like body image and inclusivity. It’s for dancers, non-dancers, and anyone curious about the art form. You can read, share, or even reach out to contribute. Check it out: theballerinaprojectindia.blogspot.com
