WTCL was another successful and benchmark project in Karachi.
Impact and Overview of the project:
Due to high interest in sports, TCL was able to facilitate 180 women discover their potential and also develop their understanding of peace, tolerance and interfaith harmony. These women hailed from all provinces of Pakistan including Gilgit, Punjab, Balochistan and were not restricted to Sindh only. The student societies successfully conducted SAPs on their campuses and were able to engage people from all backgrounds and age groups – regardless of their gender and ethnicity.
The purpose of conducting these training sessions leading to the cricket matches was to deliver the messages of tolerance, respect, equality and interfaith harmony to at least 180 young women. These women then conducted activities as SAPs on campus. The project resulted in:
- Female students from 04 different universities getting a platform to engage with people and befriend students hailing from different backgrounds and areas,
- 180 women being trained as peace captains/ambassadors and
- Trainees delivering a total of 32 SAPs on their campuses reaching out to approximately 952 people.
Highlight of the WTCL
- 12 teams were registered in total ,3 from each four universities
- 180 female players were trained in WTCL 2-day (6 in total) residential training camps
- 43 matches were conducted, 2928 people were engaged during matches
- A total of 32 SAPs were designed and implemented.
- During SAPs 952 in-direct beneficiaries from universities and communities were engaged
- 60 video testimonials developed
- Engaged local influencers. (former & current), other celebrities, TCL Players and community leaders.
- 13 Pakistani news channels and print media representatives covered the WTCL press conference