Isha Surabhi

Isha Surabhi leads Regional Communications (North) at Child Rights and You (CRY), with diverse experience across the social and creative sectors. She drives strategic brand building and multi-channel campaigns, shaping compelling social impact stories that resonate with diverse audiences. With a background in English Literature from Delhi University, she blends analytical thinking with strong storytelling. She also develops integrated content strategies that translate program data into meaningful narratives, helping expand supporter engagement and strengthen CRY’s voice. She is particularly interested in writing human interest stories centered on children, spotlighting their lived experiences and bringing grassroots realities to the forefront.

Recently Published Articles by Isha Surabhi

Who Assures Safety?

Is a safe surrounding that tough to exist for women? Women birth the men in the society, men often claim to be closest to their mothers, and are extremely protective about their daughters. Then who are these men who make it impossible for women to exist freely and safely? And who can reclaim that safety […]

Children Deserve It All

“Cleanliness is not a luxury, but a necessity” The fundamental thought that drove our WASH campaign as a child rights organisation. It is indeed a necessity for children to thrive and grow in a clean environment to catch up with the fast-paced world. They deserve a clean environment, for it’s not them who had a […]

Reclaiming Her Identity

“If you educate a man, you educate an individual. But, if you educate a woman, you educate a family and a nation” ~Savitribai Phule A quote that turned real for Geeta Kalawat and many families around her. Hailing from Bediya community in Madhya Pradesh, Geeta Kalawat had always been a girl with a million dreams. […]

Girls Beyond Gender Roles

“Behind every great woman … is another great woman.”~ Kate Hodges This is not just a motivating quote but a moving reality-for girls like Suman Kalawat (name changed), who had her life transformed after she became part of the Adolescent Girls’ Group under CRY. Inhabiting a quiet locale in Guna district of Madhya Pradesh, Suman […]

When Courage Walked Girls Home

When women are able to live in a safe and secure environment, they can participate effectively in the economy. ~Helen Clark But imagine being cut short right at the onset of her stepping out, let alone the idea of being a participant in the mainstream economy! That is what girls in Kharak Mangoli Colony of […]

A Prodigy from the Hamlet of Bas Hariya, Haryana

To let a child be a child is, at times, the most difficult thing to do. Bas Hariya, a small hamlet in Haryana with nearly 1000 households with children, once saw its lanes filled with laughter – children running barefoot through narrow paths, chuckling, dreaming, and growing! Yet, behind those smiles was a quiet struggle. […]