wall of fame
Given below are our Equality Champions from the latest quarter who continue to strive towards creating a better, more inclusive and equal society.
featured outputs
Given below are some of the best outputs created by our outstanding students.
Rustomjee Cambridge International School Dahisar
Manjrekar Keerti Amit
My superhero ADA, works against unethical habits or reasons that affect the community. Her name is ADA because it means noble. She has an 'E' on her chest as it resembles for Equality. She uses multiple colors because she supports LGBTQ+ community and many more things. Her main moto is "We are all equally wise, and equally foolish"
Delhi Public School Secunderabad
Shimul P Shukla
These eyes are the eyes of my Equality Superhuman. These eyes view the world evenly and can look through a person's inner self. These eyes look beyond a person's religion, caste, gender, and race. These eyes deeply embrace diversity and inclusivity. I wish we all had such a pair of eyes!
announcements
Equality Club Incubator
In 2022-23, we launched the first ever Equality Club Incubator – a nation-wide competition where teams of students designed an intervention that addresses an inequality within their school or community. The Top 3 teams – Project Sanchar, St. Kabir Public School, Project Qala, Strawberry Fields High School, and Project Vruddhi, Avasara Academy – will be implementing projects to sensitise the wider community about people with disabilities, empower artisans with digital skills to expand their sales, and bringing back the emphasis on primary education respectively. Congratulations to all the teams who participated with great enthusiasm, thank you for making the Incubator a great success!
announcements
Equality Club Incubator
In 2022-23, we launched the first ever Equality Club Incubator – a nation-wide competition where teams of students designed an intervention that addresses an inequality within their school or community. The Top 3 teams – Project Sanchar, St. Kabir Public School, Project Qala, Strawberry Fields High School, and Project Vruddhi, Avasara Academy – will be implementing projects to sensitise the wider community about people with disabilities, empower artisans with digital skills to expand their sales, and bringing back the emphasis on primary education respectively. Congratulations to all the teams who participated with great enthusiasm, thank you for making the Incubator a great success!