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Durga and her initiatives

A Durga understands behaviour and deters sexual harassment in the first instance

Durga works on equipping all to understand behaviour to deter sexual harassment in public spaces. We do this through theatre-based workshops for both men and women in schools, colleges, workspaces and in communities. Do you want to be a Durga too?

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And I Thought Public Spaces are Meant for Everyone!

Public spaces in India lack even the most basic amenities, making them unsafe for women and the vulnerable. Priya Varadarajan explores different obstacles and solutions – and recounts a very personal tale of what it means to be a woman in today’s India.

Domestic violence - looking at the pandemic from a gender lens Read more at: https://yourstory.com/

There are millions of women living in India witnessing and experiencing another pandemic within the pandemic – the virus called domestic violence.

A salute to the women who are at the forefront during this pandemic

As leaders, primary caregivers, in healthcare, and as rural health workers, women have been playing an important role during the pandemic.

Nari Adalat – Accessible Alternative Justice Systems Structured For, Of And By Women

So what makes the Nari Adalat so powerful that they can summon any man in a patriarchal UP? Will the men heed to their authority? Why?

This 'Durga' Fights Harassment of Women in Public Spaces, By Making Grassroot Level Changes

India is no country for women may be a truism, but women like Priya, with hard work and dedication, prove that there is still hope for a better world.

How Priya Varadarajan Is Working For Equitable Sharing Of Public Places

“I have lived in Bangalore all my life, and faced differential treatment just because of my gender. This bothered me and worried me for a very long time. I have always been a rebel. In my own ways, I have fought things and moved away from the stereotypes.”

Interview with Priya Vardarajan

"We keep having a Nirbhaya, and there is media coverage, lots of it, and candelight marches, and then everything is forgotten..."

‘We have to be the change we wish to see’

Over the passage of time, Durga became a medium for women, across all barriers, to retrospect, reflect and introspect, and share their experiences

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This 'Durga' Fights Harassment of Women in Public Spaces, By Making Grassroot Level Changes

India is no country for women may be a truism, but women like Priya, with hard work and dedication, prove that there is still hope for a better world.

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