Khushi Pandey shares why she chose to become a social worker and how educating underprivileged children and working on issues like menstrual hygiene and safety gives her purpose. 

Dr Saundarya Rajesh discusses her endeavours towards creating diversity, equity and inclusion, workplaces inequality reports, and why sisterhood matters at all levels.

In an interview with SheThePeople, Ritikaa Khunnah discusses her organisation’s work, how empowering youth at grassroots can foster change, and why women’s leadership can bridge workplace inequality.

In an interview with SheThePeople, Alina Alam discusses her entrepreneurial vision, why it’s integral to acknowledge people beyond disabilities, and how inclusivity in mindsets shifts perspectives.

An MBA in social entrepreneurship, Jyotika Bhatia is the Founder Trustee of Srujna Charitable Trust. Hailing from Mumbai, she works in the field of education and livelihood. The Trust, provides skill training, grooms marginalised women for business training and provides market linkage to get employment opportunities. Till date, Srujna has impacted lives of 5000+ marginalised women […]

She believes in her inner strengths. First it was tennis and now its entrepreneurship. From travelling at a very young age to play tennis to getting motivated for a second innings. This is her story.

While in the same part of the world, most of us visit expensive apparel stores and malls to pay an absurd amount of money for machine-made clothes; there are some workers in our very country, who work day and night on a single piece, for days at end, and sell it for less than what […]

Despite India’s rich culture, the artisans and craftsmen rarely benefit from trade. This is where our social entrepreneurs come in to enable these artisans with better resources and training. Here are 5 such women who have been working towards helping some of India’s most talented people to make a better living for themselves and their family