Multi-Stakeholder Approach for Child Protection in India
The complex web of challenges facing motherless daughters in India—from legal disinheritance and emotional neglect to physical vulnerability—cannot be…
Child Protection Policy in India: A Call to Action for Girls
While the efforts of NGOs and civil society are essential, the ultimate responsibility for protecting vulnerable children lies with…
Leveraging Technology for Support & Advocacy for Girls
In a country as vast and diverse as India, reaching every vulnerable girl with traditional, on-the-ground support is a…
Creating Safe Spaces for Girls: Peer Support & Mentorship
For a motherless daughter in India, the journey of grief is often a profoundly lonely one. Her pain is…
Empowering the Girl Child: Fostering Agency & Self-Reliance
The ultimate goal of any intervention for motherless daughters must go beyond simply protecting them from harm; it must…
Rethinking Guardianship Law: A “Best Interests” Approach
The legal trap that endangers motherless daughters in India stems from a law that is fundamentally misaligned with the…
The Role of the Maternal Aunt (Maasi) as a Support System
In the intricate web of Indian family relationships, the role of the maternal aunt, or Maasi, holds a special…
Transaction of Marriage for Motherless Girls: A Struggle Without an Advocate
In India, marriage for a motherless daughter often becomes a transaction of marriage, leaving her without an advocate and vulnerable to exploitation and early marriage.
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