Ongoing Initiatives.
At Centre for Social Research we believe that all our efforts are aimed at – “Building a Humane, Equitable & Gender-Just Society” ! Here’s a few of our current initiatives, click read about each in detail.
Success Stories.
It gives us immense pleasure to share with you our success stories. They are extremely inspiring. These stories are brilliant examples of #WomanPower!
Opinion Blog.
Words are stronger than guns and bullets. They are stronger as they make it possible to spread ideas and concepts that we can destroy and build the whole world. We are proud of our blog resources. You are welcome to send in your entries as well.
The Menial Realities of COVID-19 – Life a woman behind the scenes
It is my 18th day of practicing strict social distancing; as a camera shy person, I am awkwardly trying to get accustomed to video calls; wake up…
Spearheading New Skill Training Program
Centre for Social Research is all set to begin its new program titled “Office Assistant Co-Ed Training”. The attempt is to harness a potential benefit…
Bluer Skies: The Silver Lining in Times of a Pandemic
COVID-19, a virus that seems to have spread like wildfire across the globe, has scared the best of us. Throughout the world, governments of various…
CSR News.
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Our role in building a safe online space
Following the ‘Bois locker room’ conversation that went viral on social media, Aditi, a 16-year-old girl, decided to write on Instagram…
What is Cyberbullying?
If a person is trying to bully or harass someone else online – for example on a social networking site – it is known as online…
Annual Report 2019
We achieved significant headway on our mission to build an equitable society where women feel empowered in all spheres of life. This has brought us one step closer to remove…
#FlashbackFriday to the surprise visit the @honda2wheelerin team made to our site in Alwar, Rajasthan, on 13th June 2020! They had an engaging discussion with our local partners as well as SHG women. We can't wait to get back on the field and interact with them too! pic.twitter.com/SpXwcJivBK
— Gender Water Climate Change (@CSR_Environment) June 19, 2020