Activity reports

• Gender Champion Club Activity Report of 2025 to 2026

Club Motto

To promote gender equality by fostering a positive social environment, treating girls with dignity and respect, and advocating for gender justice. The club aims to nurture young boys and girls into gender champions who uphold inclusive social norms that value the rights and well-being of all individuals.

About the Club

The Gender Champion Club at Auxilium College was established to promote gender equality in line with Article 15 of the Indian Constitution, which prohibits discrimination based on gender. The club seeks to raise awareness and cultivate an inclusive atmosphere where both girls and boys are treated equally and fairly.

By fostering positive social norms within educational spaces-particularly those that respect and uphold girls’ rights-the club aims to enhance well-being and contribute to long-term, sustainable social transformation.

The club is committed to reshaping societal perceptions surrounding gender roles and relationships. Its focus is on enhancing individual empowerment, security, opportunities, and freedom for all. Through an integrated, interdisciplinary approach, Gender Champions work to explore and challenge the social and cultural constructions of gender that influence the experiences of women and men in society.

The overarching goal is to cultivate gender sensitivity among youth and encourage the creation of an equitable, respectful, and just social order.

Objectives of the Gender Champion Club

• To orient students on gender issues and incorporate gender perspectives across all academic disciplines.
• To raise awareness among students about women’s rights and responsibilities, thereby fostering gender sensitivity and equality.
• To promote research on gender-related issues by both students and faculty.
• To disseminate research findings to the broader community to encourage informed decision-making and social progress.
• To build networks with other institutions and organizations engaged in gender advocacy and research.
• To organize outreach and advocacy programs addressing gender issues in both rural and urban areas.
• To serve as a resource center for training and capacity building on gender and women’s issues.

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