Collective Action Turns the Tide on Water Scarcity

- ‘Har Ghar Nal Jal Yojana’ was launched to deliver clean, piped drinking water to every rural household in Bihar. - In 2020, shortly after pipelines were installed under this scheme in the Kurkuri Mushari village-- water supply stopped, throwing 1000 villagers into a drought. - Community correspondent Madhur Kumar’s video investigation, proactive engagement of the villagers & relevant government officers led to water being restored to the village after 5 long years. - Madhur’s efforts helped secure an urgent, immediate fix. The village handpump is now functional, providing temporary relief to residents. - But the struggle for household tap water connections promised under the ‘Har Ghar Nal Jal Yojana’ continues. **100% of proceeds go to continuing the campaign for clean, piped water to every household in Kurkuri! **

Teacher Suspended for Stealing Food from Mouths of Children

Women Now Allowed to Work in Government Employment Program

Patriarchal attitudes of government officers were preventing women from accessing their legal right to work in a government program. Kesha Devi led a campaign by creating videos and filing applications on behalf of 25 women. The public pressure forced the programme officer to relent and allow women to work in the scheme, marking a significant step towards gender equality and women's empowerment. 100% of proceeds go to the courageous reporters behind the impact. View Source Report: [https://www.videovolunteers.org/women-fight-chauvinism-win-work-in-nrega-after-two-years/]

After 400 Years Women Finally Granted Access to Temple Sanctum

In parts of India, women are considered “impure” and denied access to sacred spaces. In 2016, Rohini Pawar led a campaign against a temple in Veer, Maharashtra (India) with a 400 year old tradition barring women from entry to the inner sanctum. Using documentaries, community dialogues, and strategic activism, Rohini ultimately succeeded in granting 3000 local women access to the temple's inner sanctum. By purchasing this impact story, you support Rohini's courageous reporting and contribute to the fight against gender discrimination in religious practices. 100% of proceeds go to the courageous reporters behind the impact. View the Source Report here: [https://www.videovolunteers.org/challenging-a-400-year-old-custom-that-denied-women-temple-entry-2/]

After 400 Years Women Finally Granted Access to Temple Sanctum

In parts of India, women are considered “impure” and denied access to sacred spaces. In 2016, Rohini Pawar led a campaign against a temple in Veer, Maharashtra (India) with a 400 year old tradition barring women from entry to the inner sanctum. Using documentaries, community dialogues, and strategic activism, Rohini ultimately succeeded in granting 3000 local women access to the temple's inner sanctum. By purchasing this impact story, you support Rohini's courageous reporting and contribute to the fight against gender discrimination in religious practices. 100% of proceeds go to the courageous reporters behind the impact. View the Source Report here: [https://www.videovolunteers.org/challenging-a-400-year-old-custom-that-denied-women-temple-entry-2/]