Strength TogetHER : Cohort 6

  A healthy mind does not speak ill of others. You never look cool while making someone else look bad. If people are trying to bring you down, it only means that you are above them, it only makes you more stronger and powerful. Even good people have some limits. In order to make the session fruitful and productive,  Strength togetHER, cohort 6  conducted its  sixth session  on the topic,  "Bullying or Bullied?"   The session was guided by our cheerful and resourceful moderator,  Miss Rosy Karna , who is currently pursuing her doctorate degree in clinical psychology. Her long term goal is to establish a better mental health care system. Moving forward with the session, we had five speakers who shared their stories to get inspired and inspire others as well. • Our first speaker shared a story of her friend who had constantly been bullied by a bunch of seniors during her late childhood. She had been tortured and bullied at nights by using scary props as well. This experience mad

7th November,2020 " IT TAKES COURAGE TO GROW UP AND BE WHO YOU REALLY ARE " We themed our fifth session of strength TogetHER 6 as "KNOW YOUR RAINBOW" and discussed fair and vague topics like sexual orientation and gender identity. We were comforted under the safe mentorship of Miss Swastika Dangal , who is an undergraduate student at Kathmandu School of Law. She has worked in her own project "Women's Right Starts At Home" and is currently working on a project " Let's TALK ; Let's get embarrassed" which is about providing sex education to teenagers.  Moving forward, we let the speakers who'd to share their stories proceed with the session: A girl who was on a tripp with our first speaker confessed about her gender identity when they were drunk. She shared her next story about a time when they were travelling by train and explained how her friends (mostly boys) ran seeing a group of trans people who were on their block clapping h