MY UNCLE ABUSED ME AS REVENGE: SAVING YOUNG PEOPLE WITH AIDS | DEEPAK | Kiseey podcast

In this insightful episode of the Kissey Podcast, we are joined by Deepak Tripathi—a powerhouse in the field of social development and a dedicated advocate for the marginalized. With a career spanning over 18 years, Deepak has become a beacon of hope and a catalyst for change across India, specializing in critical areas such as child protection, HIV/AIDS awareness, and gender equality.Deepak’s expertise isn't just local; as a National Master Trainer, he collaborates with global organizations like UNICEF, UNAIDS, and the National AIDS Control Society to implement life-saving programs. We explore his transition from a focused social worker to a National Senior Master Trainer, discussing the challenges of grassroots development and the psychological resilience required to lead such impactful initiatives.Key Discussion Points:18 Years of Impact: A deep dive into Deepak’s journey through health, livelihood, and village development.Child Protection & Rights: Understanding the systems put in place to safeguard the most vulnerable members of society.Education & Advocacy: How training and program development are shaping the future of Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (ASRHR).From Field to Screen: Using media and film as a tool for social awareness and child protection.Recognition of Excellence: The stories behind the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Sanman and the Bal Snehi Award.About Deepak TripathiDeepak Tripathi is a Social Worker, Trainer, Coach, and Speaker. He holds an MBA in Training and Program Development and is currently pursuing an MA in Psychology to further his understanding of human behavior in social welfare. His work has been recognized by the Department of Women and Child Development and the BMC for his tireless contributions to the National TB Program as a NIKSHAY Mitra.As a sought-after speaker and panelist, Deepak has shared his expertise on platforms like DD Sahyadri, contributing to the national discourse on WASH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene) and village empowerment.00:00 - Intro & Heart-wrenching Case Studies01:54 - Welcoming Deepak Sir: Social Activist in Child Rights03:11 - Transitioning from Human Rights to Child Rights05:49 - Understanding the Adult Perspective vs. a Child's World06:57 - The Importance of Listening to Children07:46 - How Parents Limit Children's Choices & Creativity11:16 - Case Study: A 12-Year-Old Stopping a Child Marriage13:34 - How a Child's Small Initiative Changed a Whole Slum18:42 - Deep Dive into the 54 Global Child Rights19:03 - Right 1: Right to Survival (From the Womb)24:48 - Explaining Foster Care and Support Systems in India27:38 - Why Children's Issues are often a Political Afterthought29:15 - Right 2: Right to Development (Education & Nutrition)33:51 - Safe Spaces and the Reality of Common Toilets in Slums38:18 - Right 3: Right to Participation (Letting Children Be Heard)43:32 - The Long-term Impact of Emotional Trauma & Physical Punishment45:18 - Right 4: Right to Protection (Abuse & Child Labor)49:51 - Heartbreaking Story of a Child's Maturity in Poverty53:23 - Improving Prevention: Safety Measures in Schools56:52 - Fighting the Stigma: Working with HIV Positive Children1:02:23 - A Chilling Case of Revenge Involving a 1.5-Year-Old1:05:27 - The Impact of a Single Harsh Sentence on a Child1:08:40 - Final Message: Listen, Understand, and Provide OpportunityDisclaimer: This podcast is shared solely to raise awareness and provide support for social causes. It does not intend to target or harm any individual or community. All content is handled with care and sensitivity.