Jan Jagran Sansthan- JJS

21/08/2026

02/07/2026

The National Commission for Women (NCW) Interactive Meet: A high-level, two-day meeting is underway with State Women Commissions to address grassroots challenges and collaboratively advance women's rights and welfare policies.

12/06/2026

Freedom is a right, not a privilege.

"Every child deserves a childhood, not a livelihood."
Break the chains. Restore dignity. Ensure freedom for all.

11/06/2026

Jan Jagran Sansthan (JJS) conducted a community awareness programme on Female Gendercide in Paru Block of Muzaffarpur district, Bihar, with the objective of promoting the value of the girl child and preventing s*x-selective practices. The programme focused on sensitizing community members about the social, legal, and ethical consequences of female foeticide, gender discrimination, and declining child s*x ratios. JJS works extensively on gender equity, women's rights, and child protection issues across Bihar.
The awareness session brought together women, men, adolescents, and local community leaders to discuss the importance of ensuring equal rights and opportunities for girls. Participants were informed about the provisions of the PCPNDT Act, the importance of girls' education, and the need to challenge harmful social norms such as son preference and dowry.

06/06/2026

JanJagranSansthan (JJS) - On 30 May 2026, the District Legal Services Authority (DLSA), Muzaffarpur, in collaboration with Jan Jagran Sansthan, organized a workshop on “Strengthening Inter-Departmental Coordination to Address Female Gendercide.” The workshop brought together key stakeholders from various departments to discuss collaborative strategies, enhance coordination mechanisms, and strengthen efforts to prevent gender-based discrimination and female gendercide. The program emphasized the importance of a multi-sectoral approach, legal awareness, and collective action to ensure the protection and empowerment of girls and women in society.

16/05/2026

"Protecting Rights, Empowering Lives, Transforming Communities."