Global Concerns India (GCI) was founded by two friends, Brinda Adige and Alastair Christie George (late) in 2005. Their objective: to create spaces to initiate, advocate, synchronize, and organize activities that ensure human justice and dignity.

 

GCI was born out of extensive field and advocacy-based pioneering actions of courage, deliberations, and discussions of ground realities, while intervening on issues that affect the marginalized and less privileged sections of society every day.

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GCI supports and advocates for children and women’s rights and responds to crisis and distress calls from children and women facing any form of violence.

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GCI staunchly believes in women’s leadership as the way to  bring about justice and transformation. GCI extends support for education of children and works toward alleviating poverty.

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GCI believes in the need to showcase courageous initiatives and sustainable best practices related to making a difference in the lives of people, especially children and women.

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