Meri Kahaani Suno t, a Hindi phrase that translates to "Listen to my story". This project revolves around issues of gender, sustainability, and equal rights.
This project involves people the different people from different parts of this country, particularly the women of Haryana. Haryana is known for its lowest women's literacy rates and for the lowest female sex ratio in the country. The question of why women do not have access to education, access to employment, and have the lowest female ratio would be answered during the course of this project. It also seeks to communicate the answer to the above-mentioned questions to our student body and student activists.
On-field research would be best suited for this project because we believe the only way to truly understand and comprehend the situation and problems of women is to be on the ground and form a personal connection to be able to fathom their reality. The stories of women would be brought to the stage via a coffee table book. The art of storytelling would aptly display the findings of this project.
The coffee table book will be compiled through the members of this project using pictures, stories, and research. The project would contribute widely to sustainability because this book would be printed and produced using recycled materials and would involve local businesses. We would ensure that our project is "green", as green as possible. We would also organise events in our university to spread awareness and conduct discussions so these stories and voices of these women would reach a wider audience. All the profits made from the sales of the coffee table book would go into helping the families of those women who have come forward to share their stories and have been represented in our book.
We believe that our passion for helping this community and contributing to making sustainable changes would be impactful min this manner.