On March 8, 2022, SUM College of Teacher Education commemorated International Women’s Day with great enthusiasm and fervor. The event, graced by the esteemed presence of Dr. C.V. Jayasree, was a significant tribute to the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women worldwide.
The celebration commenced with an inaugural address by Dr. Jayasree, a renowned advocate for gender equality and women’s empowerment. She highlighted the importance of women’s rights and emphasized the role of education in fostering gender parity. Her inspiring words resonated with the audience, comprising faculty members, students, and esteemed guests.
The program featured various cultural performances, including songs, dances, and skits, all centered around the theme of women’s empowerment. These performances not only entertained but also conveyed powerful messages about gender equality and women’s rights.
A panel discussion followed, moderated by Dr. Jayasree, where faculty members and students engaged in thought-provoking conversations about the challenges faced by women in today’s society and the strategies to overcome them. The discussion was insightful, offering diverse perspectives and generating awareness about pressing gender issues.
As part of the event, awards were presented to women achievers from various fields, recognizing their outstanding contributions to society. This gesture underscored the college’s commitment to honoring and celebrating women who have excelled in their respective domains.
The International Women’s Day celebration at SUM College of Teacher Education concluded with a pledge to continue supporting gender equality initiatives and promoting women’s empowerment through education and awareness. The event was a testament to the college’s dedication to fostering a gender-inclusive environment and empowering future educators to champion social change.
Overall, the celebration was a resounding success, inspiring all attendees to advocate for gender equality and contribute towards building a more equitable society.