Sustainable Development Goals
What Gender Equality Means to Me
Zainab Laila is a young teenager who aspires to write to inspire others. She started writing at the age of 10 and hasn’t stopped since. What Gender Equality Means to Me Gender equality is the state in which access to rights or opportunities is unaffected by gender. All genders [...]Read more
Gender Biases that help perpetuate Gender Inequality
Tanuja Nailwal is a second year engineering student at JIIT, Noida. She loves meeting new people and her love for food is infinite. This avid debater loves to be around kids and is striving hard to leave her footprints on this Earth. She wants the world around everyone to be [...]Read more
Gender Equality: A Far- Fetched Dream in the Indian Scenario
Shilpa Rani is a third-year undergraduate pursuing law from NUSRL, Ranchi. She believes that having an idea is futile if it is not expressed to the world. She wants to give all her dreams a chance. Gender Equality: A Far- Fetched Dream in the Indian Scenario In India, gender [...]Read more
Gender and Public Spaces #SDG5
16th December 2016Read more
Are Education and Career Choices Gender Equal?
Shirin Bhasin has recently completed her graduation in B. Sc. (Hons.) Physics from University of Delhi in 2016. She enjoys spending time with friends and reading novels by Nicholas Sparks. As a girl living in Delhi, she strongly believes that women in India should not be withheld [...]Read more
Understanding Peace, Justice & Strong Institutions SDG16
Shaziya Shaikh is a SyBMM student at St. Andrew’s College, Bandra. She is an aspiring journalist, and creative writer as well. She believes in improving oneself to become better and better in all stages of life and that life has a deeper meaning to everything, just because we [...]Read more
Making Education Safer
Kirthi Jayakumar, @kirthijayakumar, who is the founder of The Red Elephant, @TheRedElephnt, conducted a TweetChat on the 2nd of December. The discussion revolved around the theme of making education safer for the youth. Many ideas were put forth such as the obstacles girls often [...]Read more
SDG 1- No Poverty- An Overview
Shaziya Shaikh is a SyBMM student at St. Andrew’s College, Bandra. She is an aspiring journalist, and creative writer as well. She believes in improving oneself to become better and better in all stages of life and that life has a deeper meaning to everything, just because [...]Read more
Women in Prison and Poverty #SDG1
25th November 2016Read more
Women: From Poverty to Empowerment SDG1
Anupama, @anupamaskapoor, founder of Reboot, @reboot_network, conducted a Tweetchat on the journey of women from poverty to empowerment on the 18th of November. There were various facets which were discussed such as why poverty tends to have a greater influence on women compared [...]Read more