Rights to Reality Advocacy Clinic
Every Woman Deserves to Be Heard
A 12-month advocacy movement transforming real stories into slam poetry — bridging privileged spaces with marginalized voices.

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Months of Impact
What is Voices Unheard?
Voices Unheard pairs on-the-ground welfare advocacy with ethical storytelling. Weekly sessions build trust; documented stories become slam poetry that travels to schools and festivals — so marginalized voices are present in privileged spaces.
Weekly Sessions
Scheme education & enrollment support
Story Collection
Consent-based documentation with dignity
Poetry Performance
Slam poetry at schools & festivals
The Gap We Bridge
Poetry & Advocacy
Key Highlights
Winner – International Baccalaureate (IB) Global Youth Action Fund
Awarded a grant of approximately USD 2,500 to scale and strengthen the Rights to Reality Advocacy Clinic
Implemented in partnership with Hamari Pehchaan NGO through sustained grassroots engagement
Recognised by the Uttar Pradesh Ministry of Women’s Welfare, Child Development and Nutrition for community-focused impact
Reached over 2,000 women through awareness sessions on government welfare schemes and social protection programmes
Positively impacted more than 800 children by promoting access to educational support and child welfare initiatives
Working across Anganwadi Centres in Noida, Vasant Kunj, Inder Camp, and Israel Camp (Mahipalpur) to improve awareness and accessibility of government benefits
Demonstrating the power of youth-led leadership in creating sustainable, community-driven social change
Official IB Project Showcase
Rights to Reality Advocacy Clinic & Voices Unheard has been officially featured in the International Baccalaureate (IB) Festival of Hope showcase, celebrating Srishti’s mission and community impact.
From our Voices Unheard performances
One Student. One Initiative. Ripples of Change.