Stand Against Illiteracy

Sunday, February 22, 2015

Step up to bring a Social Change.

As part of GNML (Global New Media lab)  Social Media for Social Change. I have learned how social media can not only be used to share pictures with friends and tell them how your weekend is going or just to make a reputation but instead it has a very good use of improving a society. One can raise his voice and reach out as many people as he can in just a few moments which was never as easy before.
I chose "Illiteracy" or awareness of education, as my Social Media Campaign to enlighten the people in my country from its advantages and the huge role it plays in the advancement of a nation. In order to imply my campaign, i will take a start from Facebook as, nowadays, it's very famous among the youth in my country and everyone is aware of it. i'll use my Facebook page to introduce my campaign to my friends, which i have already started, and have their support in it. It's very important to use something that people take interest in so Facebook seems the one that would be the best suitable. I am also planning to use Instagram as a tool for my campaign as I've known many people using it. A picture speaks thousand words. I'll share pictures to show how people suffer without education and how life changes with a single person getting educated in an illiterate family. Afterwards, when my campaign is introduced, using my facebook and instagram, I'll introduce my audience to Blog (which is not as common in my country) which is an incredible source of sharing information and facts about the world in a visual form. I'll share stories about people's life and their important relation to education. Furthermore, I'll let them know how it can be used significantly to bring a change.
Due to certain reasons, YouTube is banned in my country, even though, it's the most famous site around the world, so i'll use an alternative video website to share my videos based on people's life and personal experiences. Moving forward, Twitter is not as common in Pakistan, but using my Facebook page, Blog and Instagram, I'll introduce my friends to it and show them it's use and how it can greatly help solve the issue of our nation. I will follow people who have same thoughts as mine it will greatly help if I can get good support from the people using it. The same is with LinkedIn, it's a popular website for networking but on a professional level. I'll find people who are capable of bringing a change in a society. either a big change or small, and will help and have their support to spred my word to .

Financial Aid for education

An exciting and amazing news to hear regarding my campaign for illiteracy. Just came up, through Google Alerts with this news regarding Japan providing financial help to Pakistan for educational purpose. Japan provided 28 million rupees to three NGOs in Pakistan to build schools in areas which are lacking in education like Multan, Sawabi and muzaffarabad. It has also provided special facilities for girls education and awareness of education to senior citizens as the country is suffering from severe education critics. For further information about this splendid story visit the link provided above.

A step to Success

Here's another exciting post Google alerts provided me with. The government of Pakistan held a meeting with the Security and Exchange commission of Pakistan for the security and awareness of education in Pakistan. Meeting included discussions about financial problems related to illiteracy.
For more Visit the link provided above.

Thursday, January 1, 2015

Stand Against Illiteracy




I have been working on reaching out people and informing them about issues regarding illiteracy and for that Here's my recent video related to my campaign "Stand against Illiteracy". Hope you will like my work and support me in my campaign











Monday, December 15, 2014

A salute that is Deserved.

A splendid story about this matchless lady who didn't give up and did what no one can even think to do in a Pakistani society. Google alerts provided me with this story about Mukhtiar bibi, a common Pakistani citizen,  who was a victim of sexual assault back in 2002 but was aimed to seek justice and she is ,eventually, on the way to achieve it. She was forced by many people of her society to give up by agreeing on pressing charges but she knew what she was doing and kept firm on her decision. During her court cases and legal issues she realized how important education was because she had to put thumbprint on her statement instead of signing it because she was deprived of education. With the aim that what she suffered shouldnt be suffered by others, she is working hard to promote education. She didnt only took her victims to custody but has also started a school in her village with the compensation that she was awarded. Many children are getting education from that school and she is eaching different places to raise funds for her school and for the sake of those children.
She is ,undoubtly,  a lady who deserves a salute for what she did and is doing. It is is not only Malala who suffered for women's sake but a number of these matchless individuals who are contributing regardless of the fear of their life. And no doubt she will always be remebered by people and the children who are getting benefit of education from her school. For the full story reach the hyperlink provided

Wednesday, December 10, 2014

EDUCATION; A right for Women.

"Women should fight all barriers for education" says a Bangladeshi leader in one of her discussions in a university previous days.
Eduaction is a right for everyone either men or women. No one should be deprived from getting education. It is very sad to hear about places where women are not let to educate. They are part of this society and should get equal oppurtunity as every single man. Women should, infact, work harder and fight all barriers to get education because they are the one who can educate the world if they are educated themselves becuase if they are well educated, ther can raise their children more properly and moraly educated. This and much more was highlighted about importance of eduacted women in this society, to know more visit the hiperlink above.

Tuesday, December 2, 2014

A Good news to hear

Here's another exciting and amazing news that google alert provided me with
"Instead of fighting each other, join hands and fight illiteracy and poverty". These are the words that President of Pakistan stated previous week to a national news channel. It's glad to hear about such activites and awareness to the problems. President requests SAARC countries to stop fighting among one another and instead join hands to fight poverty and illiteracy and make this world better. To know more about the news visit the link provided above.