Saanjhi Soch Project
- Saanjhi Soch Project
- Peace, Harmony and Democracy through of Composite Heritage and Constitution project in Jaunpur, Uttar Pradesh
- Azad shiksha kendra is engaged in “’Saajhi Soch’ Programme to work with youth in 20 villages and mohallas of Khetasarai and Shahganj block, Jaunpur.”
- Program perspective
Program perspective
Everyone cherishes their identity. Everyone demands that their identity be respected. When a community’s identity is respected, that community also respects the identities of others. When this happens, people in society begin to cooperate with each other, and love grows. People begin to depend on each other. Meaning, all the work of an identity is not completed by its own people, but by collaborating with people of other identities. In society, everyone begins to trust each other. One’s happiness becomes another’s happiness, and another’s sorrow becomes their own. When ordinary people accept this way of living together and living together in society, we call it pluralism. This means that everyone lives with respect in their own identities. When people accept such a life as part of everyday life, pluralism grows stronger. So, people of many identities live together with equal respect. Now, if this starts happening, people in society help each other wholeheartedly, becoming partners in joy and sorrow. You are called coordination! This is what plurality and coordination is all about!
Our Approach
- Mobilization and Orientation: A one-day mobilization with 400 students from 12 intermediate and degree colleges in the project area. 250 students will be identified and a list will be created at the village and ward level.
- Workshop: 250 youth will be trained and a strategy will be developed.
- Youth Hub: 25 youth clubs will be formed in the project area and will operate the Youth Hub. Each youth club will have 20-22 youth.
Competition: To make the program successful, organize events at various locations in the project area to promote brotherhood and awareness about the Constitution.
Project Information
- Thematic focus: Constitution literacy.
- Target Group: Youth, women, men, and children of all castes and religions
- Project objectives:
- To develop an understanding of the Constitution and shared heritage among youth. Youth should exercise their rights and duties to contribute to the development of society.
- To develop organizational and leadership skills among 200 youth.
- To form 25 youth groups over a period of 36 months, connecting approximately 500 youth with the program.
- Project outputs
500 youth will become aware of the Constitution and shared heritage. 20 youth groups will be formed (25 youth per group, totaling 500 youth).
250 youth will develop leadership and organizational skills.
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