Clapp
Community Led Action Programme With Police (CLAPP) For Women’s Safety At Public Places was a collaborative initiative begun by PCVC and the US Consulate, in Hyderabad in the year 2015-17 to work in collaboration with the police and the student community to arrive at sustainable solutions to tackle sexual harassment in public spaces and within institutions.
Youth Unite
Youth Unite’ intends to create spaces for meaningful dialogues for young people, where they get the opportunity to build their own narrative, that is informed by a thorough understanding and analysis of core concepts like power, privilege, inclusion, identities, justice, respect and equality.
Redrawing Resistance
PCVC is one of the lead organizations that founded and curated Redrawing Resistance: South Asian Women’s Stories of Survival and Resistance. Redrawing Resistance is a collection of paintings, photography, poetry and videos from South Asian women survivors of violence, their families and their artist allies. The collection illustrates the power of South Asian women and their stories in South Asia and across the diaspora.
Workspace Diversity and Inclusion
From Legality to Cultural Change’ is an initiative launched by PCVC with support from the U.S. Consulate General Hyderabad. Having been at the forefront of addressing workplace violence, PCVC believes that interventions and redressal mechanisms need to be supported through cultural shifts.