A brief introduction to AALI's three main strategies:
Access to Justice
This aims at demonstrating a feminist model of pro-bono socio-legal support to survivors of VAWG, and identity-based violence through a survivor-centric perspective. For the same, AALI has also started a program to enhance capacities of lawyers and is working towards developing their capabilities, and increased sensitization, so that they may support in instances of VAWG with a feminist approach.
Socio-Legal Support Program
Casework Centre Strengthening Program
Active Citizenship
Under this, AALI engages with women from marginalized communities to strengthen their knowledge about the various laws and entitlements, and developing women as leaders. We also work with women leaders at grassroots, youth, and educators so that they become agents of change for their communities.
Youth Engagement Program
Community Initiatives & Feminist Leadership Development Program
Rehabilitation & Reintegration Program
Addressing Knowledge Gaps
AALI engages with government stakeholders like the Police officers, Protection Officers, Child Protection Officers, Medical Officers, JJ Board Members, Child Marriage Prohibition Officers, Public Prosecutors, Judicial Officers, CWC members, etc., for enhancing legal literacy and raising sensitivity towards women-centric laws and policies, and focuses on amplifying voices of women at the grassroots level. We also conduct research to shed light on issues faced by women.
Research & Evidence Collection Program
Stakeholders Engagement Program
