gender equality

In 2007, Safeena Husain began with 50 Rajasthan villages. Today, Educate Girls has enrolled 1.4M girls in 30,000 villages and is the first Indian NGO to win Magsaysay.

In Punjab’s Manak Khana, women gained recognition through a powerful nameplate initiative that is changing the way villages see gender roles.

She gave Indian women the right to choose motherhood — and inspired 5 lakh men to step up. Dhanvanthi Rama Rau’s legacy reshaped India’s family planning forever.

Discover the transformative impact of Kirti Cards in Harda as Aditya Singh IAS leads a revolution towards gender equality and empowerment in Madhya Pradesh.

With heavy machinery at their fingertips and determination in their hearts, these women are transforming mining. Backed by L&T’s vision, they've shown that change isn’t just possible — it’s happening.

Conceptualised and created by Godrej Creative Lab and the Corporate Brand & Communications Team at Godrej Industries Group, this campaign brings to life stories of women from different backgrounds – from a young woman embracing independence in Mumbai to a homemaker building a nurturing home, from a woman reclaiming her identity to a trans woman asserting her place in society.

Sheshandeep Kaur Sidhu, the former sarpanch of Manak Khana, sparked a revolution in her village by empowering women through the introduction of nameplates recognising their contributions. Her legacy reshaped the community, challenging traditional gender roles and inspiring change for future generations.

Have you had ‘the talk’ with your teen about healthy relationships and consent? Need help? Download our guide ‘Raising Boys Right’.

Indu Antony, a multidisciplinary artist, uses her art to address gender inequities in public spaces, highlighting how women face hostility in both Bengaluru streets and small towns.

Our ‘Raising Boys Right’ guidebook, with expert insights, helps you teach kids empathy, kindness, and respect, while breaking down harmful stereotypes.