ABOUT US!
Fight4Rights is a student-led initiative, based in India, which focuses on spreading awareness and highlighting gender and racial issues while taking action to support different members of society.
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An important part of social service is recognising one's privilege and using this place of privilege to help those who require support. Fight4Rights does so by collaborating with other NGOs and organisations to create a sustainable and long-lasting impact.
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Though small, we think big. We are incredibly grateful to all the support received.
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For the people, By the people.
June 2023
'PRIDE MONTH 2023'

During Pride Month of 2023, we spread awareness about the prevalence of the LGBTQ+ community within India, we also spread awareness about popular misconceptions regarding Sex and Gender. We also created Playlists, Podcasts and Informative videos for anyone interested in learning more about the LGBTQ+ community.
Learn more:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fight4rights_official/
Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/4sO65WyKx9aA5vvhMNxdfW?si=d763c58b4c1342d5
Blog about the Event: https://www.fight4rights.org/post/pride-month-2023
'Shiksha'



In India, 50% of children from ages 6-18 do not go to school. With an increasing population, we also see an increase in the uneducated population. During the Shiksha project, members of the Fight4Rights initiative volunteered at an underprivileged school where they held several masterclasses to teach students different skills, helped with cleaning up and repainting the infrastructure of the school, planted trees and plants around the establishment, hosted a stationary drive to collect items required for the students and spread awareness about the current situation in terms of the illiterate population, reasons for this situation and methods to work this out.
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Blog: https://fight4rights101.wixsite.com/awareness/post/shiksha-siddhi-jairath-shobhita-nehra
October 2022 -February 2023
January 2022- ()
'Take #1 and Action, Sexism'

Upcoming Informative Booklet on Sexist Stereotypes in the Entertainment Industry created by Saloni Choubey, bringing insightful perspectives of the roles played by stereotypes and social stigmas in the entertainment industry. Coming Soon!
Blog:
November 2021- April 2022
FEED1TEACH1



Feed1Teach1 is an initiative started by Siddhi Jairath and Aanya Singh, members of the Fight4Rights team.
Due to the Pandemic, several underprivileged citizens have lost their jobs, shelters and only source of income. This situation has caused several to live in poverty and famine. It is our duty to help those around us!
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Blog Link: https://fight4rights101.wixsite.com/awareness/post/feed1teach1-siddhi-jairath-aanya-singh
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Instagram Awareness Link:
October 2021- January 2022
Mental Wellbeing


Mental Wellbeing is a vast and personal topic, it can be difficult to talk about, there are several stigmas and stereotypes that surround it.
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Check out our Instagram Page and "My Story" Segment- https://www.instagram.com/fight4rights_official/
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Check out our Blogs written about Mental Wellbeing: https://fight4rights101.wixsite.com/awareness/post/mental-wellbeing-what-is-it-aditi-jomen-bhardwaj https://fight4rights101.wixsite.com/awareness/post/mental-wellbeing-awareness-campaign-siddhi-jairath
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Check out some poems and art pieces related to Mental Wellbeing: https://fight4rights101.wixsite.com/awareness/gallery
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March 2020- June 2020
BREAKING THROUGH STEREOTYPES WEEK


Social and Gender stereotypes are all around us! From the toys children play with to the Stereotypes at the workplace! We at Fight4Rights hosted a workshop in at Pathways School, Noida to explore the concept of Stereotypes in collaboration with the Grade 9 Service and Action group.
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Check out the movie we created on Child Marriage: https://fight4rights101.wixsite.com/awareness/videos
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Check out our Art Gallery: https://fight4rights101.wixsite.com/awareness/gallery
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Read our Blog which provides all links and information about the Workshop:https://fight4rights101.wixsite.com/awareness/post/breaking-through-stereotypes-week-siddhi-jairath
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body positivity
Our world today is filled with unhealthy beauty standards which are impossible to meet. From instagram posts to magazine covers, we’re taught that if we aren’t thin with an hourglass figure, with rosy cheeks, foxy eyes, photogenic looks and a ‘good- looking’ body, we aren’t accepted.
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Read our Blog on Body Positivity- https://fight4rights101.wixsite.com/awareness/post/body-positivity-aditi-jomen-bhardwaj
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Check out our gallery - https://fight4rights101.wixsite.com/awareness/gallery
