There are 600 million women in India -- yet they are rarely seen outdoors after sunset because of safety concerns like harassment and catcalls. On a mission to create safer public spaces, women's rights advocate Srishti Bakshi talks about how she embarked on a 2,300-mile walk across the length of India (a distance equivalent to traveling from New York City to Los Angeles), conducting driving workshops to empower women's mobility across the country. "The more women see other women in public spaces, the more safe, independent and empowered each of us will be," Bakshi says.

Srishti Bakshi: My long walk across India for women's freedom

My long walk across India for women's freedom

A 2,300-mile walk across India reveals the crucial link between women's mobility and their freedom to pursue independence.

Training 1,800 women to drive, aiming for a million, transforms societal norms by empowering women to control their mobility.

Highlighting the visible impact of women in public spaces as a catalyst for safety, independence, and empowerment for all.