At SRADHA, our programs are youth-led, rights-based, and community-driven. Each initiative is designed to empower young people, strengthen communities, and build a culture of peace and inclusion.

1. Peacebuilding and Conflict Management

We nurture youth as ambassadors of peace through dialogue, empathy, and non-violent communication.
Key Highlights:

• Peacebuilding workshops and conflict management training
• Unity in Diversity workshops celebrating cultural and linguistic harmony
• Youth-led peace campaigns reaching 2,700+ young people

2. Leadership and Life Skills

We equip youth with the personal, social, and workplace skills needed to thrive.
Key Highlights:

• Leadership and decision-making training
• Communication, problem-solving, and emotional intelligence workshops
• Soft skills programs reaching 400+ youth

3. Intercultural Dialogue and Tolerance Building

Fostering understanding across communities, faiths, and ethnicities.
Activities:

• Interfaith dialogues and cultural exchange camps
• World Culture Day celebrations
• Storytelling for Unity programs

4. Global Citizenship Education (GCED)

Building youth awareness of human rights, justice, and sustainability.
Activities:

• Peace ambassador training and SDG simulations
• Campaigns on tolerance and inclusion
• Model UN-style youth events

5. Media and Information Literacy (MIL)

Empowering youth to responsibly create and analyze media.
Activities:

• Bootcamps for young influencers
• Training on countering hate speech and disinformation
• Fact-checking and digital journalism

6. Youth-Led Social Innovation Labs

Encouraging creativity and entrepreneurship to solve social challenges.
Activities:

• Social impact hackathons
• Innovation challenges on SDGs
• Design thinking labs and tech for peace projects

7. Arts, Music, and Culture for Peace

Harnessing creativity as a force for healing, dialogue, and advocacy.
Activities:

• Peace-themed art exhibitions and theatre workshops
• Intercultural music and dance festivals
• Graffiti and street art projects on human rights

8. Environmental Advocacy and Climate Action

Mobilizing youth for sustainable futures and climate justice.
Activities:

• Climate leadership training
• Eco-awareness and green school programs
• Plastic-free movements and biodiversity drives

9. Youth Dialogue Forums & Policy Advocacy

Amplifying the voices of youth in governance and decision-making.
Activities:

• National youth dialogues and policy workshops
• Themed youth summits and parliaments
• Advocacy for inclusive education and rights

10. Life Skills and Employability Training

Preparing youth for life and livelihood.
Activities:

• Stress management, self-confidence, and goal-setting sessions
• Accounting and financial literacy training
• Digital literacy and ITES courses

11. Media and Creative Communication

Enabling youth to use visual storytelling for social change.
Activities:

• Training in film, video, and digital content creation
• Youth-produced campaigns for peace and inclusion

12. Health Awareness and Rights Education

Promoting informed choices, gender equality, and health rights.
Activities:

• HIV/AIDS awareness and prevention programs
• Training on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR)
• Community sensitization on gender equity and autonomy

Impactful Initiatives

• Skill Development for Peace: 1,500 marginalized indigenous youth (50% female) diverted from extremism into livelihoods.
• Youth Exchange for Inclusion: 340 youth from the North-East trained in inclusive development.
• Cultural Exchange for Transformation: 240 youth engaged in cross-regional learning on conflict transformation and entrepreneurship.

🌍 Community First, Youth Always
Every SRADHA program is rooted in local needs, driven by youth leadership, and focused on building inclusive, peaceful, and resilient communities.