Campaign Goal

 

To support rural and urban children in understanding their own brain processes, strengthen emotional health, and create an environment where art, family bonding, and education come together to solve psychological, social, and developmental issues.

 

 Major Issues to Solve

 

1. Lack of Awareness About Brain & Emotions

 

Children don’t know how their brain works (neurons, chemicals like dopamine, oxytocin, etc.).

 

Parents rarely explain how emotions are formed.

 

Solution: Simple workshops showing how visuals, music, and environment affect their thoughts and feelings.

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2. Stress & Anxiety in Children

 

Early exposure to competition, academic pressure, and fear of failure.

 

Digital addiction (phones, games, social media).

 

Solution: Teach art-based relaxation (drawing emotions, coloring patterns, visualization) as tools for self-expression.

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3. Broken Parent–Child Communication

 

Parents don’t understand children’s choices.

 

Children don’t feel safe to express themselves.

 

Solution: Interactive family art activities (painting likes/dislikes, storytelling through visuals) to bridge gaps.

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4. Identity & Peer Pressure

 

Children copy influencers/peers without knowing their own strengths.

 

Leads to confusion in choosing career/subjects.

 

Solution: Visual frame exercises – making self-portraits, “dream maps,” or choice-mapping through art to discover self-identity.

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5. Emotional Trauma & Bullying

 

Many kids silently face bullying, abuse, or neglect.

 

Trauma affects lifelong confidence and relationships.

 

Solution: Safe sharing circles with art therapy (drawing fear, painting hope, acting emotions out).

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6. Lack of Creative Freedom in Education

 

Schools focus on marks, not creativity or problem-solving.

 

Children stop experimenting with imagination.

 

Solution: Campaign slogan – “Education is for Life, Not Just for Results”.

Use art sessions to connect science, emotions, and society