Category: Anti Sexual Harassment Cell

The cell organised an orientation and awareness on Anti sexual harassment at work place for the 1st year B.Com and BBA students on 23rd August 2024 in the auditorium from 2:10 pm to 3:00 pm.

The Anti Sexual Harassment Cell briefed the students regarding the cell and it’s functioning at college. The program focused the importance of well being to human kind against harassment in various forces that triggers the national status of being unsecured. Sharing and caring with parents was also highlighted amongst the students.

Numbers students participated: 135

The Anti Sexual Harassment cell organized in Outreach Program on 19.6.24 for high school children of 8th 9th and standard at St. Joseph convent. KGF on the topic Adolescent Transformation with Positive Constructivism.

On total 500 students participated and gained knowledge

An Awareness programme was organized by anti ragging cell dated on 21^st, September 2022.  To create awareness on ragging at college and its consequences & in case of any such instances whom to contact in the college & the anti ragging cell members were introduced. About 200 students from various streams were present. During this occasion, the Chief Guest – Dr Rekha Sethi Principal of SBMJC, Mr. Muniraja D K, Coordinator, Anti ragging cell, Mr. Umesh, Member, Asst Professor, Department of Computer Science, Dr. Jayapandian NSS Officer and other Faculty members were present.

The ANTI SEXUAL HARASSMENT CELL organized essay competition for UG students On 23rd January 2023 on the topics:

 1. life after sexual abuse

2. How to evade sexual abuse

3. The negative role of media in encouraging sexual abuse

On total 39 students participated in essay competition and backed prizes. Certificates were provided for all the participants

The cell organized a guest lecture for the degree students on the topic ” Gender equality and Safety measures for Men”

Dated 8|11|23

Anti sexual harassment cell organized a guest talk on ” Gender equality and Safety measures for men” which enhances the upcoming scenario of the public issue that the victims were women but the resource person alarmed the students regarding the consequences under law which is against men under Indian Penal Code. However now it is important to understand that in most of the cases men are the victims irrespective of their acts, whether the mistake was committed by them or not. 

Outcome:  Students had an exposure on how to safeguard themselves from these types of traps and beware of regulations in the eyes of the Law.

Number of participants: 120

Resource Person: 1. Priya B.com. B.L. 2. Banu B.Com. B.L.