GISA Welfare Committee

Hi everyone! 👋

As part of our commitment to tackling period poverty on campus, the Welfare Committee (WC) and Environment Committee (EC) are launching a Menstrual Products Campaign. Your feedback is crucial in helping us provide the right support and resources. 🌟

It will only take about 5 minutes to complete the survey! 📝

Please click the link below to get started: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1qo0VuzTowkylPIxYCwyrV6w1DQqobVcJzYLn77VYdQE/edit

Thank you for your help!

🌟 Winter Solidarity Program Kickoff: Hot Chocolate Night! ☕❄️

Hey there, amazing students!

Staying on campus this winter and feeling a little alone? You’re not alone. Let’s kick off the season with warmth, connection, and, of course, some delicious hot chocolate!

✨ When: 3rd January, 6 pm
✨ Where: (location to be shared in the WhatsApp group)
✨ What’s Happening?

Sipping on hot chocolate
Connecting with new faces
Fun games and activities to start the new year on a cozy note

🔗 Registration is Mandatory!
To help us plan better, please fill out the Google form by 31st December: [link in bio]

This is just the start of a series of activities to make this winter special. Let’s come together, share stories, and make this a season to remember.

You’re not alone. We’re in this together. 💙

P.S. Don’t miss out—sign up and bring your positive vibes!

🌟 Meet the Board Members of the Welfare Committee!

Ashwathy is a first-year Master’s student in the MINT program, specializing in Environment & Sustainability. With a background in law and a passion for climate action, they’re dedicated to advancing climate resilience and sustainable solutions, especially in developing regions.

Nivitha is a first-year MINT student with a focus on Gender, Race, and Diversity who is passionate about women’s rights, mental health, grassroots development, public administration, and international affairs.

🌟 Meet the Board Members of the Welfare Committee!

Vania is a MINT student specializing in Human Rights and Humanitarianism. With a background in Wellness leadership, honed by her majors in Law, Psychology, Sociology, Vania brings a passion for fostering inclusive and supportive environments. As Advocacy co-ordinator, she is dedicated to ensuring that all student voices are heard and represented, focusing on initiatives that promote mental health, community connection, and empowerment. Vania aims to bridge diverse perspectives and provide students with the resources they need to thrive at the Institute and beyond.

Eeman is a first-year MINT student, specialising in Human Rights and Humanitarianism. She has a background in law and experience working in communications, media relations and event planning and is dedicated to bringing about a diverse and inclusive experience for all.