Join us for the fifth episode of PROJECT VAANI with host Rtr. Stuti Lal, as we engage in an insightful discussion surrounding the gender differences in classroom environment with our guest, Dr. Daisy Sharma, an Associate Professor in Department of Psychology, Keshav Mahavidyalaya. In this episode, we delve into the different teaching patterns for different genders in class, shedding light on how teachers approach various genders differently in class.

We explore the challenges faced by a teacher while addressing sensitive issues in class and how comfort of each and every student can be ensured. Our conversation will also address biases and judgements about different genders and how changes behavior influenced by stereotypes affects them in a classroom. This episode aims to foster understanding and inspire change, highlighting the need for change in classroom environment. Tune in for an insightful dialogue that seeks to make a difference.

Join us for the fourth episode of PROJECT VAANI with host Rtr. Meetakshi Dubey, as we engage in a crucial discussion surrounding the EY suicide case with our guest, Ananya Verma, an Analyst at Brain Capability Network, a subsidiary of Brain & Company. In this episode, we delve into the complexities of the case involving the EY employee, shedding light on the gender ratio and discrimination prevalent in the corporate world.

We explore the challenges faced by women in corporate settings, emphasizing the importance of mental and physical well-being in the workplace. Our conversation will also address the role of corporations in promoting employee well-being, evaluating current corporate practices and their shortcomings. This episode aims to foster understanding and inspire change, highlighting the need for a supportive and equitable work environment. Tune in for an insightful dialogue that seeks to make a difference.

Join us for the third episode of Project Vaani, where we engage in a profound exploration of the recent Kolkata murder and rape case. Hosted by Aditi Adlakha, this episode features an enlightening discussion with esteemed guests Prachi Garg and Priyanka Tarai. Together, they delve into the urgent need for systemic reforms, effective victim support, and preventive measures to enhance safety for all, particularly women.

Project Vaani is a podcast dedicated to dismantling myths and fostering empathy around the pressing issue of gender-based violence. By critically examining the Kolkata case, we aim to challenge societal biases and stimulate meaningful conversations about safety and justice. This initiative underscores our unwavering commitment to education and social justice, and we invite you to be an active part of this essential dialogue.

Tune in as we advocate for change and strive to make a meaningful impact in our communities. Your voice matters—let's make a difference together.

Join us for the second episode of Project Vaani, where we dive deep into enlightening conversations about the transgender experience. Hosted by Kashish, this episode features a compelling discussion with our special guest, Ritika Singh. Together, they explore the challenges and stereotypes faced by the transgender community, offering fresh perspectives and heartfelt insights.

Project Vaani is podcast dedicated to breaking down myths and fostering empathy. By amplifying transgender voices and sharing their stories, we aim to challenge societal biases and promote inclusivity. This initiative reflects our commitment to education and social justice, and we invite you to be part of this important conversation. Tune in and join us in making a difference!

Join us on the podcast with your host, Rtr. Kashish Anand, and our guest speakers, Anwesha and Swati, as we dive into a thought-provoking discussion about stereotypes. In this episode, we start by exploring the concept of stereotypes and their impact on perceptions in the workplace. We then delve into specific appearance-related stereotypes, such as those based on weight, height, tattoos, hairstyles, and piercings, and examine how these biases are perceived in professional settings. Our conversation highlights the unjust, harmful, and limiting nature of these stereotypes and emphasizes the importance of looking beyond superficial judgments to truly understand and appreciate individuals.