Language became a powerful lens through which I saw the courage and growth of the Sambhali community. From the girls in the Boarding Homes to the women in the Empowerment Centers, everyone I met was actively learning, often overcoming cultural and socioeconomic barriers to do so. Young girls were leaving their homes to pursue better educational opportunities, supported by a network that believed in their potential. Mothers and grandmothers, many of whom had never finished school, were learning to read, write, and speak a second language. When I arrived, many of the women at the Laadli Empowerment Center already spoke English at a higher level than I spoke Hindi, despite having only three months of lessons. Women were learning to take control of their health and how to stand up to gender-based violence. Their determination underscored how transformative education can be and how deeply Sambhali fosters resilience and growth.