Rising Star Khilte Chehre (RSKC) was proudly represented at the Delhi Social Impact Meet, a high-value gathering of leaders, thinkers, and changemakers from the national social impact space.
For RSKC, this was an important opportunity to be part of meaningful conversations around inclusion, lived experience, and active public participation. The meet brought together voices dedicated to social development, and gave our team a collaborative platform to exchange strategies on driving sustainable accessibility models.
“RSKC's presence reflected our deep-rooted commitment to creating a stronger public voice and dignified spaces for visually impaired citizens.”
— RSKC Delegate, Delhi Social Impact Meet
The meet strengthened our belief that real impact begins when people listen, share, and build together with responsibility. In our workshops and roundtables, we emphasized that accessibility is not a technical afterthought or a charity gesture; it is a core civil necessity that must be built into our national infrastructure.
Meet Gallery & Moments
A visual timeline of our engagement, ideas exchange, and network building during the meet.
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As an organization, engaging with other social impact leaders helps align our future initiatives with institutional frameworks. By exchanging insights with fellow changemakers, we are strengthening our capacity to grow from conduct-based travel events into a robust community advocacy movement.
“Dignified public spaces are a fundamental right for every citizen, regardless of sight.”
Our conversations at the Delhi Social Impact Meet reinforced our dedication to ensuring visually impaired citizens travel, participate, lead, and belong in the larger narrative of our country.