In Kapashera, Suraj Kant uses art and street plays to spark conversations on gender, violence and discrimination. Through IYRC, he also helps migrant families access essential services and rights.
Read more about Suraj’s work (link in bio)
In Jalaun, UP, lawyer Kuldeep Baudh runs a Dalit Dignity and Justice Centre and represents 75 cases for Dalit families.
Here’s how Veeraa backs grassroots leaders driving change. Meet them at https://t.co/fdvFbRRLjC
Khairunnisha Pathan, founder of Parwaz Sanstha, talks about how fear, insecurity and violence shapes the lives of women and girls in the community and what Parwaz is doing to change that.
Watch her full conversation with Veeraa Co-Founder Ronald Abraham. Link in bio.
What happens when communal violence follows women and girls into their homes?
Veeraa Co-Founder Ronald Abraham speaks with Khairunnisha Pathan in Ahmedabad about the challenges Muslim women face and Parwaz Sanstha’s 22 years of work.
Watch the full conversation. Link in bio.
Veeraa is in Mumbai for a session at @MinistryOfNew
Join us for a conversation with grassroots leaders Akash Chauhan and Khairunnisha Pathan on caste-based exploitation and girls’ education in India.
Thursday, 15 October | 5–6:30 PM
Register via the link in bio.
Glimpses from our time with Khairunnisha Pathan and the team at Parwaz Sanstha, Juhapura, Ahmedabad, where girls are staying in school and imagining futures on their own terms.
Learn more at https://t.co/fdvFbRRLjC
In Juhapura, Ahmedabad, women who once studied at Parwaz Sanstha’s learning centres are now empowering other girls and women in their communities.
Read our latest blog on Khairunnisha Pathan and the power of role models. Link in bio.
“What’s changed for you?” can have a hundred answers. That’s why we ask the community directly.
Watch the video to see how feedback surveys help us understand real change.
Read our impact reports - link in bio.
Earlier this week, Veeraa hosted our first community meetup in Delhi. We were in conversation with two grassroots leaders: Shabnam and Suraj, and learnt about their life on the frontlines.
Thanks to @oddbirdtheatre for hosting us!
The numbers show what happened. Listening shows what changed.
Young people felt less isolated. Women felt more confident making decisions. Tribal women reported greater financial literacy.
Veeraa's first community meetup is happening in Delhi!
Join us for a conversation with our Co-Founders and two grassroots leaders working on the frontlines.
30th September, 6:30 to 9:00 PM.
Spots are limited. RSVP using the link in bio.
Sometimes, the best person to fix an entrenched problem is the one who's lived closest to it. Swipe through to meet the four new leaders on Veeraa, who all share the same starting point.
Interested in grassroots change? Join our community at https://t.co/fdvFbRRLjC
Meet Shabnam Begum and Kuldeep Baudh, grassroots leaders working for justice in rural Uttar Pradesh.
Join their virtual session on 23rd or 27th September. Ask your questions directly.
Sign up using the link in the bio.
Learn more about their work on https://t.co/fdvFbRRdu4.
A month with Kuldeep, a grassroots leader working on Dalit rights in Bundelkhand, UP.
He and his volunteers help communities demand accountability and drive change.
Curious to know more about grassroots change? Join the community at https://t.co/fdvFbRRdu4.
Four new leaders. Four hard problems. One shared belief: change starts from within.
From caste violence in Bundelkhand to migrant youth in Delhi, these leaders are creating change where it matters most.
Hear their stories at https://t.co/fdvFbRRLjC
Swipe through to learn Shabnam's story.
Curious how leaders like Shabnam are building the nation from the ground up?
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Shabnam Begum started by documenting problems in her community with a mobile phone. 📱
But she realised that real change wouldn't come from solving every problem herself. It would come from helping more women become leaders.
Today, what began as small conversations has grown into a 500-member women's collective across five villages in northern Varanasi. Together, they're helping children return to school, supporting women to claim their rights, and solving problems within their own communities.