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Ep 56: In Pursuit of Gender Equality: Srishti Bakshi's Epic 3800 km Journey - Inspiring the Award-Winning Film, WOMB
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Srishti is a dynamic and accomplished impact leader with a track record of successfully designing and implementing projects that create systems change.
After spending more than a decade in the corporate world, Srishti’s passion for gender equity led her to embark on a remarkable journey. She walked 3,800 kilometers over 230 days from the very south to the north of India to put a spotlight on social norms that limit a girl's potential in her country. Srishti put up a fight to bring systemic change for all women.
Her journey has been captured in an 11-time awarded documentary WOMB 'Women Of My Billion.'
Over the years, Srishti has collaborated with the UN, governments, and corporations across geographies in data-led impact innovations and complex campaign building.Her work has also been featured in two TED talks, TED and TED Salon.
In recognition of her outstanding contributions, Srishti has received several awards, including the UN SDG Changemaker Award in 2022 and the British Commonwealth Points of Light award from Her Majesty The Queen in 2019.
Key themes emerging out of our conversation:
- 'WOMB - Women Of My Billion'
- A 3800 km, 230-day walk from South to North India.
- Support and contribution from her father.
- Advocating for collaboration to effect change.
- Enabling women to find that energy and feel empowered.
- The power of collective expression in bringing about change.
- From armchair activists to actively combating gender inequality.
- Finding motivation and strength to stay committed to the mission.
- Having privilege should empower us to use it for support and advocacy.
- People who are morally upright just have to be more powerful in their expression.
- Manifestations of modern societal inequalities rooted in age-old cultural practices
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