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Gendercide in India must end. Invisible Girl Project is committed to shedding light on this atrocity, combatting it, and caring for its survivors.

Talitha Cumi India was created so the precious but unwanted daughters of India can be rescued from death and discrimination, who'll then live to become revolutionary assets by being independent, fulfilled and cherished components of our society while…

The South Asian Feminist Activism Archive (SAFAA) is dedicated to the digital preservation and public availability of rare feminist protest posters, original feminist street plays and protest songs, as well as photographs of grassroots activism from…

The mission of The Rhema Project is to eliminate female gendercide against the girl child in India by supporting and networking through organizations and indigenous groups.

Their mission is to improve the lives of underprivileged and poor children, especially young abandoned girls in India. They raise funds to help provide shelter, access to medical care, improved nutrition, and education for these children.

Created on behalf of Mitu Khurana by her supporters. It is a chronicle of articles that have been written on her fight to save her twin daughters. Dr. Khurana is featured in the documentary It’s a Girl!

Founded in 1983, Centre for Social Research (CSR) is a non-profit organisation based in New Delhi that has as its mission to empower the women and girls of India, guarantee their rights, and increase understanding of social issues from a gender…

This study, undertaken with support from UNICEF, was designed to assess child marriage rates at the district level throughout India and to determine if there are patterns that can provide further insights into scaling up successful prevention…

The Huairou Commission empowers grassroots women’s leadership in the development of resilient communities through global and local initiatives.

The Global Feminisms Project (GFP) originated in 2002 to create an archive of oral histories from women scholars and activists from four countries: China, India, Poland, and the USA Since then, we have added interviews from Brazil, Nicaragua, and…