Breaking the chains of menstrual myths
Sai Rithika, once bound by menstrual myths, now champions facts. Empowered with new knowledge, she dispels misinformation, transforming from a believer of taboos to a beacon of empowerment for her peers.
Equipping adolescents with critical knowledge and life skills
Focusses on critical knowledge for girls to navigate adolescence and develop their agency
Discovering self, critical knowledge and communication skills
Focus on career planning and future readiness, mental and reproductive health
Peer leadership, awareness building, mentorship and community-level advocacy
INCREASE IN KNOWLEDGE ON GENDER AND SEXUALITY
INCREASE IN KNOWLEDGE ON MENSTRUATION
INCREASE IN KNOWLEDGE ON PUBERTY
INCREASE IN KNOWLEDGE ON RIGHTS
Sai Rithika, once bound by menstrual myths, now champions facts. Empowered with new knowledge, she dispels misinformation, transforming from a believer of taboos to a beacon of empowerment for her peers.
Empower boys to be gender ambassadors who help build a gender-equal society.
Adolescent boys learn about mental health, puberty, menstruation, violence, and fundamental rights
The second module builds on existing knowledge, focusing on taking action through deeper exploration of rights and responsibilities, gender, and mental health.
INCREASE IN KNOWLEDGE ON VIOLENCE
INCREASE IN KNOWLEDGE ON GENDER ROLES
INCREASE IN KNOWLEDGE ON GENDER AND SEXUALITY
INCREASE IN KNOWLEDGE ON PUBERTY
Vinay learned that his parents were forcing his sister to marry against her will. He stepped up and convinced them to support her education despite their financial struggles.
Girls see their own potential reflected through role model driven sessions
Increase in knowledge on EDUCATION AND FINANCIAL PLANNING
Increase in knowledge on PUBERTY
Increase in knowledge on Mensuration
Increase in knowledge on MenTAL HEALTH
Syeda called out on the inappropriate behaviour and touch from an elderly male in a public bus, who took advantage of the crowded conditions. She ensured that the person was banned from boarding the bus and stopped the cycle of harassment that young school girls were facing.
Boys reflect on social conditioning, build emotional intelligence, and emerge as changemakers committed to gender equality.
