herrights - for her, for you, for me

1. HerRights – for her, for you, for me
Purpose Provide helpline access to resources (organizations) in every city
to victims (violence, rape, acid attacks)
- Mobile aps
- Mass media accessible to grassroots (theatre)
Identify projects, efforts and individuals in each region/city and
mobilize corporate funding to their cause
Facilitate and rally for policy level changes

2. Corporate funding
Goal: Facilitate
Individual s working on defined
problem statements at grass-
root level
Keynotes
1. Raise and direct funding to individuals and organizations(SAA, Chanv)
2. One person and his/her initiative per funding (model TBD, but rules need to be
simple)
3. Leverage Existing programs to find individuals doing meaningful work
4. Start local and go global
5. Leverage corporate contacts to initiate and implement
6. Staff: small: leverage committed friends and family for phase 1
7. Leverage other contacts (University faculty/other facilitators) for networking
8. Head count has to go towards Publicity and management, raised capital goes
to projects/individuals identified

3. Individuals to fund
• List all fellows and
initiatives from Asha
and AID
• List all others (heard
about from friends),
Intel talks
(Thunderbird)
• Find out about local
individuals (fellows):
their work, funding
needs and sources
Challenges
• Leverage learnings as
fellowship coordinator
on grass root level
work in India and
challenges
• Visit sites and fellows
• Learn challenges in the
local initiatives
Corporate initiatives,
Networking and marketing
• Share with key contacts
to get feedback
Goal : Learning and research

4. Start website
Appoint key staff: specify job roles
Select existing individuals to fund
Spread the word: Network
Secure funding for selected individuals

5. Org structure (Paid Staff/ volunteers)
• Keep staff minimal
- Founder/s (Coordinators)
- Website maintenance
– Discussions, news posts (Tentative: Alivia Sil/Moumita Ghanti)
- Publicity/corporate relations/fund-raising (Tanushree Ghosh)
- Project/Fellow interaction and monitoring (One per city - TBD)

6. Key Contacts to leverage – non-staff (Publicity/word of mouth)
1. Banoo Parpia
2. Rajendran Narayan
3. Chethan Sarabu
4. Asti Bhatt
5. Krishna Iyengar
6. Ayesha Vohra (legal advice)
7. Mark Henderson/Global Reserve
8. Rimjhim Agarwal (ASU – School of Sustainability)
9. Debi Newcomb
10. Imelda Castro – Intel WIN
11. Parvez Jamal, Said (Aps and mobile technology generation
12. Beth - Shewrites
1. SIA Intel
2. Gofundme
Fund Raising
Networking and Start-up funding

7. - Legal system in India
- Adoption issues: facilitate fast and reliable adoption process
- Acid attack action laws: Model Bangladesh acid attack acts