The Libraries
The ImpactMojo Libraries
The reference collections you browse, look things up in, and read: reading companions, handouts, datasets, technique repositories and the game library. Courses and labs have their own homes in the menu; this is the library. All free to use.
18 librariesRead & Reference
Companions and handoutsReading Companions184Interactive companions to key development texts, built to read, question and interrogate.Browse →Handouts90Printable one-pagers and quick-reference cards across seven thematic tracks.Browse →MarginaliaCartoon essays on development work: the gap between the proposal and the programme, drawn and footnoted.Browse →
Data & Research
Datasets, technique repositories and the lexiconDataverse335Curated datasets, APIs, platforms and MCP servers for social-impact research.Browse →BCT Repository203The behaviour-change technique taxonomy, searchable and filterable by cluster, sector and evidence.Browse →The Long ViewAn original data-visualisation studio: charts built by hand from cited evidence, plus the frameworks we teach, drawn from scratch.Browse →ImpactLexA living lexicon of development, MEL and policy terms: searchable, cited and community-editable.Browse →DevDiscoursesA curated feed of development discourse: essays, debates and commentary on the sector’s live arguments.Browse →PolicyDharaA searchable library of Indian policies, Acts and government schemes, summarised for practitioners.Browse →FieldCasesReal-world development case studies from the field: decisions, trade-offs and documented lessons.Browse →
Learn & Practice
Deep dives, law guides, timelines and practice packsDeep Dives25Cited, curated explorations of the sector’s big questions: cash transfers, the learning crisis, decolonising development.Browse →Law Guides6Plain-English guides to the Indian laws that shape social-sector work (FCRA, CSR, POSH, RTI, child protection and disability rights) with interactive compliance checklists.Browse →FundamentalsClickable maps of how power is held and withheld (the Indian Wheel of Power, Arnstein’s Ladder, Gaventa’s Power Cube, the capability approach, gender needs, livelihoods, the social model of disability and Who Counts) each position carrying the statistic, statute or judgment behind it, with its source and year.Browse →Theories of DevelopmentHow development is supposed to work, drawn as causal chains you step through: Rostow and dependency theory beside Gandhi, Ambedkar and Bardhan, each placed on four axes and set against what the evidence shows.Browse →Timelines6How development ideas, policies and movements evolved: the milestones and the politics behind them.Browse →Practice Packs18Guided, interactive drills that turn course concepts into working skills: with capstones you can export.Browse →Facilitator Kits6Runnable workshops as plain Markdown: 45 minutes each, up to 30 people. Download, edit and facilitate them with your own team; no cost and no attribution required.Browse →