Prerana is able to do what it does today because of its frontline staff, the social workers, who put their hearts and minds into their work. They are the team's backbone, and as part of their work, they constantly interact with women, children, and other stakeholders in the red light areas, converting various possibilities into realities for them. In this episode we have social workers Vaishali Karande and Reehanbaig Mirza who have been part of Prerana for over a decade now. They take us through their work while answering questions like, 

What is the exact role of a social worker?

What are the challenges that a social worker faces as part of their job?

What does a typical day of a social worker look like? And many more.  

For more information go to  https://www.fighttrafficking.org/atc_blog/odip-red-ligh-area-pandemic/

 https://www.fighttrafficking.org/case_studies/one-day-in-prerana-a-social-workers-perspective/

Credits 

Producer: PRERANA C/O Exe Secretary-Priti Patkar

Conceptualised by Dr Pravin Patkar & Kashina Kareem

Host & Exe Producer– Kashina Kareem

Content & Expertise – Dr. Pravin Patkar

Creative Director: Mae Mariyam Thomas

Senior Producer: Divita Oberoi

Junior Producer: Nikkethana Kamal

Sound Design & Mix: Kartik Kulkarni

Sound Editor: Yash Hirave

Graphic Designer: Alika Gupta

Prerana is able to do what it does today because of its frontline staff, the social workers, who put their hearts and minds into their work. They are the team's backbone, and as part of their work, they constantly interact with women, children, and other stakeholders in the red light areas, converting various possibilities into realities for them. In this episode we have social workers Vaishali Karande and Reehanbaig Mirza who have been part of Prerana for over a decade now. They take us through their work while answering questions like,  What is the exact role of a social worker? What are the challenges that a social worker faces as part of their job? What does a typical day of a social worker look like? And many more.   For more information go to <a class="ProsemirrorEditor-link" href="https://www.fighttrafficking.org/atc_blog/odip-red-ligh-area-pandemic/"> https://www.fighttrafficking.org/atc_blog/odip-red-ligh-area-pandemic/</a> <a class="ProsemirrorEditor-link" href="https://www.fighttrafficking.org/case_studies/one-day-in-prerana-a-social-workers-perspective/"> https://www.fighttrafficking.org/case_studies/one-day-in-prerana-a-social-workers-perspective/</a> Credits  Producer: PRERANA C/O Exe Secretary-Priti Patkar Conceptualised by Dr Pravin Patkar & Kashina Kareem Host & Exe Producer– Kashina Kareem Content & Expertise – Dr. Pravin Patkar Creative Director: Mae Mariyam Thomas Senior Producer: Divita Oberoi Junior Producer: Nikkethana Kamal Sound Design & Mix: Kartik Kulkarni Sound Editor: Yash Hirave Graphic Designer: Alika Gupta

Human Trafficking is a form of slavery. It’s the buying and selling of human beings through force, fraud, deception or coercion  or by such other criminal means to exploit them for commercial sex, bonded  labour or by harvesting their organs and trading in it. Human trafficking is a fast growing crime across the globe.

On Humans Not For Sale by Prerana, we aim to create broader awareness around human trafficking for commercial sexual exploitation. We will help answer questions like - What is human trafficking? Is prostitution legal in India? How do the police conduct rescue operations? How do we help the rehabilitation of the victims? And more. 

Prerana is a non-profit and civil society organisation that protects children born to prostituted women in red light areas and helps the women themselves towards their rehabilitation, social reintegration and to restore their dignity by safeguarding their rights. 

For more information go to https://www.fighttrafficking.org/

Humans Not For Sale by Prerana

Prerana is able to do what it does today because of its frontline staff, the social workers, who put their hearts and minds into their work. They are the team's backbone, and as part of their work, they constantly interact with women, children, and...

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