CWDC
CWDC
Womanhood. Unfiltered
On 2nd September 2025, GLS University’s Faculty of Business Administration hosted “Womanhood. Unfiltered.” by Ms. Rahi Shah. The session addressed women’s emotional well-being, cognitive awareness, and stress management through cognitive theory, mindfulness, and breathing techniques. It empowered participants to embrace authenticity, manage stress, reframe negative thoughts, and navigate societal pressures, blending psychological insights with practical exercises for emotional health.
Women Empowerment and Cultural Diversity
Gender Equity and Equality focusing on Society, Media and Culture
Women's Development Cell and Faculty of Business Administration GLS University organized a one-day National Colloquium on Gender Equity and Equality focusing on Society, Media and Culture. Ms Mamta Kale, a TV panelist and political analyst was the keynote speaker and Dr. Chandni Kapadia, Executive Director, GLS University gave the welcome speech.
What could be a better time to have a discourse on gender Equity and Equality than the festival of Navratri! Women’s Development Cell and Faculty of Business Administration GLS University organized a one-day National Colloquium on Gender Equity and Equality focusing on Society, Media and Culture. Ms. Mamta Kale, a TV panelist and political analyst was the keynote speaker and Dr. Chandni Kapadia, Executive Director, GLS University gave the welcome speech. It was indeed a fruitful discourse.
It was followed by these events:
Ideathon (Group Discussion)
Spin a Yarn (Storytelling Event)
Bibliophile Banters (Book Review)
Literature Met Art (Drawing Event)
Gender Equity and Equality
One-day National colloquium titled ‘Gender Equity and Equality’ organized by Faculty of Business Administration, GLS University, Ahmedabad on 8th October 2022. Women's Development Cell, one of the crucial statutory committees of GLS University was established in 2015, with a purpose to create an open space where we have discourses on various issues specifically from a gender lens. In the process, we try to unlearn and learn certain concepts that are core to our social milieu.
Gender equality is not only a fundamental human right, but a necessary foundation for a peaceful, prosperous and sustainable world. Women and girls, everywhere, must have equal rights and opportunity, and be able to live free of violence and discrimination.
The colloquium was enriched through key note speech, panel discussion, gender sensitization Lit Fest (Literature, Interpretation, Talks) and research poster presentation as our target audience happened to be academicians as well as students.
As a key note speaker Ms. Shubhrastha was invited and she delivered key note address on the basis of her experience with a great connect with student and then questions were welcomed and answered properly. After that the panel discussion got started and experts from different areas were invited:
Ms. Riri Trivedi ( psychologist)
Ms. Megha Jani (Senior Advocate)
Ms. Mini Josheph (ACP)
Mr. Krunal Shah (Youth Advisor, Board Member, UNICEF)
Ms. Esha Shah (Corporate Trainer)
Mr. Kaushik Das ( VP, certified coach)
Panel discussion was moderated by Ms. Rebecca Sudan and the response was great from the side of audience.
Post lunch the colloquium continued in two parts one for academician and the other for Students.
-Research Paper
-LIT (Literature. Interpretation and Talk) Fest
Quiz
When LIT met Art
Book pe Charcha
Slam Poetry
