Project Haq

At Project Haq, we are committed to spreading awareness about Indian law, history, and culture among children. Our mission is to nurture informed, curious, and socially aware individuals who value justice, diversity, and India’s rich history.

Project Haq leading a classroom session with students

Our achievements

2000+
Individuals impacted through our projects.
23+
Workshops held across Mumbai.
9-14
Age range of students in our sessions
The problem

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Rights nobody explains

Most children, and many adults, grow up unaware of their fundamental rights and the systems meant to protect them.

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Civics taught to be forgotten

In many schools, especially under-resourced ones, civics and history are briefly covered or taught in ways that don't truly engage students.

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A gap that follows you

That gap does not close with age. Adults remain unfamiliar with landmark judgments and the history shaping the policies around them.

Children gathered for a learning session in a school library
The solution?

Interesting, accessible learning.

Not dense textbooks. Not legal jargon. But story-driven, age-appropriate civic education that makes laws and history feel relevant to daily life. By using interactive modules, simplified explanations, real-world examples, and student-led discussions, legal and historical literacy can shift from memorisation to understanding. When young people learn why laws exist, how rights affect them, and where history shapes present policy, civic knowledge stops being abstract and starts becoming empowering.

Children taking part in an interactive classroom session

Testimonials

“The session was very nice and presentation was well done"

BMC School Teacher

"The quiz and interactive elements make the kids participate a lot more and understand better"

NGO Employee

"Thank you so much for the wonderful sessions. They were engaging, meaningful, and truly enjoyable for the students. Your effort and thoughtful organisation made a real difference, and we are very grateful for the enriching experience you created for them."

School Teacher