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The India’s Daughters Campaign (IDC) is an annual girls’ empowerment campaign.

14/11/2025

बच्चा—बचपन का हकदार!
बाल दिवस 2025 पर स्टडी हॉल एजुकेशनल फाउंडेशन की एडवोकेसी टीम ने सरकारी महिला शेल्टर होम टीम के साथ मिलकर वहाँ रहने वाली 60 बालिकाओं के साथ बाल दिवस मनाया।

खेल, मस्ती और संवाद के माध्यम से बाल श्रम, बाल अपराध और भेदभाव के खिलाफ आवाज उठाते हुए
उनके अधिकार, सुरक्षा और सपनों के बारे में जागरूकता बढ़ाई गई।

15/06/2025

पिता का हाथ बेटी के लिए सबसे सुरक्षित पनाह होता है।
पिता वो पुरुष होता है,
जिसका हाथ बेटी पूरे विश्वास से थामती है,
और बेटा पूरे गर्व से उसे अपना आदर्श बनाता है।

बेटी भले दुनिया के हर पुरुष के सामने थोड़ा असहज हो,
लेकिन पिता के साथ वह सबसे ज़्यादा महफूज़ महसूस करती है।

इसलिएसभी पिताओं से विनम्र आग्रह है —
बेटी को थोड़ा पिता और
बेटे को थोड़ी माँ बनने की शिक्षा दें।

क्योंकि बदलाव आपके हाथ में है।
ये सत्ता आपकी है, दिन आपका है —
आप चाहें तो एक सुरक्षित और समान भविष्य बना सकते हैं।

💐 हैप्पी फादर्स डे! 💐

08/03/2025

Happy Women’s Day! ✨️🌸💝
Today is a reminder to celebrate the fierce, fearless, and fabulous woman you are shine bright and honor your journey!

01/03/2025

This Women’s Day, Let’s Celebrate the Women Who Inspire Us!

Dear Friends,

Think about the women who have shaped your life—the ones who lifted you up, believed in you, and stood by you. Maybe it’s your mother, your sister, a friend, a mentor, or a colleague. Maybe it’s someone who never even knew how much they mattered to you.

Now is the time to tell them.

This Women’s Day, join us in honoring the incredible women who make our world brighter. Share a heartfelt video or audio message expressing what they mean to you. Let them hear the love, the respect, and the gratitude they deserve.

How to Participate:
Record a short video or audio message celebrating a special woman in your life.
Send it to us via WhatsApp: 8176915166 or Email: [email protected].

We’ll feature your messages on our social media platforms!

You can also post it on your own social media and tag us:

Facebook:
Instagram: .idc

Join the movement. Share the love. Let’s make every woman feel seen, valued, and celebrated.

24/02/2025

In Collaboration with Pad and Prejudice, we organized a one day workshop on Menstrual Health and Hygiene at Land Port Authority Rupaidiha, Students, Teachers, SSB Cadets, Doctors, Govt Officials from India and Nepal attended the workshop.

24/02/2025

One-Day Workshop with NTT Teachers was organized on gender issues at Literacy Board House, around 25 teachers participated.

The objective of this workshop was to develop an understanding of gender issues among teachers and to make them aware of how patriarchy affects both men and women.

All the participating teachers shared their views on gender and patriarchy during the session.

12/02/2025

Girls learning about the cognitive learning and problem solving, girls explored the 6 hats and tried solving the situations n different ways.

06/02/2025

SHEF participated in a panel discussion,organised by Sahyog.
SHEF suggests weaving gender equality into the curriculum for effective education.
Let's empower youth for gender equality.

21/01/2025

Workshop for parents of aspiring women leaders are instrumental in developing a supportive community culture that empowers young girls. 🎊✨️

08/01/2025

Empowering students of Nari Shiksha Nekaitan through a transformative workshop on gender equality and social justice.

14/12/2024

One day workshop was conducted on Interelation of Gender and Mental health at the Integrated Check Post in Rupaiyidha

Participants engaged in the the discussions and supported the idea of mental well being is as important as the physical well-being.

Representatives from the Land Port Authority of India, Customs, Excise Departments, and more joined us to create awareness and promote collaboration for better mental health support at the India-Nepal border.

29/11/2024

We cordially invite you to participate in our Annual Rally taking place on November 30, 2024. This event will serve as a powerful platform to advocate for an equal and just society for women and girls.

Through this rally, we aim to raise awareness within our communities about the importance of gender equality, the safety and security of women, and the necessity of education for all. Your presence and voice are vital in driving the message forward and inspiring positive change.

Join us in this collective effort to empower women and girls, fostering an inclusive environment where every individual can thrive. Together, let's champion the cause of equality and create a brighter future for all.

Address

Study Hall Educational Foundation, Vipul Khand/2, Gomti Nagar
Lucknow
226010

Website

http://www.studyhallfoundation.org/

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The Study Hall Educational Foundation (SHEF) in 2013 launched an "India's Daughters: Unwanted, Unsafe, Unequal" and invited schools, students, alumni, teachers and parents to join as we raised our voice and consciousness against gender violence and gender inequality in India in particular and in the world in general. Anchored in Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalayas (KGBV) across the state of Uttar Pradesh, IDC has exponentially grown in outreach through sustained advocacy in the last 8 years. As of 2019, 2,320 schools had participated in the campaign engaging approximately 2,32,000 students and 8,645 government officials. 1592 community meetings and panel discussions with the members of leading political parties were held. A total of 1729 awareness marches were carried out across the state of Uttar Pradesh, during which 3840 people signed a pledge vowing to stop child marriages. The success of the previous years’ IDCs have seen District Collectors, Basic Education Officers, District Probation Officers of all the districts, Women and Child Welfare Officers and district level functionaries take part in the IDC.

For the last eight years the IDC has tried to create increased awareness and link schools with the community through a series of engaging programs and tasks conducted throughout the year. Each year’s IDC runs various competitions, awareness marches, panel discussions and community meetings themed around a specific issue related to girls rights to help raise the collective consciousness against prevalent social evils.

Starting in 2013, students from the KGBVs were invited to participate in the Web Campaign “India’s Daughters”. This was the first time that Girls from the KGBVs got their opinions published on the World Wide Web and read by thousands of visitors worldwide. Responses came in the form of Personal Stories, Articles, Poems and Essays. Since then the IDC web campaign is launched every year increasing in its outreach and garnering thousands of entries from communities in remote areas. These entries are not only shared on the web-campaign but also put up on campus notice boards. As of 2019, IDC has received 9,411 web entries.

This year’s campaign calls on boys to join the fight and will give special attention to what boys can do to change the patriarchal norms and culture that promote discrimination and violence towards women.