In the heart of Empower People’s initiatives lies a unique project known as PARO VOICE. This groundbreaking initiative is not just about empowering women who have overcome societal barriers, but it’s also about giving them a voice and a platform to share their stories.

PARO VOICE is a project that enables Bride Trafficking survivors to become community journalists. It’s about training these brave women in journalism, equipping them with the skills to report and document the world around them. It’s about turning survivors into storytellers.

The journey begins with training. The women are taught the basics of journalism, from researching and interviewing to writing and reporting. They learn how to use different mediums to tell their stories, from print and broadcast to digital and social media.

But PARO VOICE is more than just a journalism training program. It’s a platform for these women to share their experiences, to shed light on the issues they face, and to advocate for change. As community journalists, they have the power to bring attention to the often overlooked issues in their communities.

Through their stories, they challenge societal norms and inspire others. They become a beacon of hope for other survivors, showing them that it’s possible to overcome adversity and make a difference in the world.

PARO VOICE is a testament to the resilience and strength of these women. It’s a celebration of their journey from survivors to community journalists. And it’s a call to action for all of us to listen, to learn, and to support these brave women in their quest for justice and equality. PARO VOICE is more than just a project. It’s a movement. It’s a revolution. And it’s a story of triumph that needs to be told.