The Society for Equality (S4E) was established in 2019 as a community-based organisation. S4E was founded by a dedicated group of young women activists who shared a common vision of addressing the pervasive systemic inequalities within our society. These passionate individuals recognised the urgent need to tackle these issues head-on and were driven by a strong desire to create a more equitable and just world. United by a shared dedication to fostering a fair and all-encompassing society, these individuals joined forces to establish S4E as a dynamic platform aimed at catalysing constructive transformations. In 2023, the Society for Equality made a significant transition from being a community-based organisation to a non-government organisation (NGO). This strategic decision was made to expand its impact and reach a larger community throughout the country by transforming it into an NGO. The transition meant S4E to enhance its ability to make a positive difference in society and promote equality on a broader scale.

The project titled “Our Voices Must Be Heard” by Society for Equality (S4E), intends to reduce all Forms Of Gender-Based Violence (GBV) in society in both rural and urban settings. To execute the project, the team plans to ensure that women and girls of reproductive age become more self-reliant and capable of speaking out against all forms of violence and achieving the fundamental rights to which they are entitled as women through various empowerment activities, such as conducting entrepreneurship training for two groups of 20 people – skills on saloon, horticulture, food vendor, tailoring skills, organisation and staff capacity strengthening and strengthening, and sensitisation on GBV issues in the project area. The project will be implemented in different modalities, such as a campaign will be conducted in the form of offline and online. The project also intends to create a documentary.