Video Volunteers

Today, we remember Dr. B. R. Ambedkar not just as the architect of the Constitution.
But as someone who quietly and radically challenged patriarchy.
Because Babasaheb knew:
You cannot annihilate caste without dismantling patriarchy.
He said it clearly: “I measure the progress of a community by the degree of progress which women have achieved.”
From fighting for women’s right to pushing reforms that gave women legal rights and identity…
He wasn’t just writing laws.
He was rewriting power.
And yet, this part of his legacy is often left out.
This Ambedkar Jayanti, let's pledge to uphold his vision of equality, dignity, and empowerment for all.

Women's Day is not just a date on the calendar for us.

On the ground, in villages and small towns across India, we see something powerful every day.
We see women who rise —
not alone,
but together.
So this March, Video Volunteers chooses:
as a theme to celebrate powerful stories and voices for the whole of March.
We are celebrating our women community content creators —
the ones who step into Gram Sabhas with cameras,
who question officials,
who document injustice,
who refuse to let silence win.
We celebrate every woman who speaks up.
And every man who stands beside her.
Because when women rise together,
stories change.
Systems respond.
Communities move forward.
All through this month, we will bring you stories that show what collective courage looks like.
Stay with us.
Amplify the voices.
Be part of the rise.
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