A team of first-year students in IT Department at Tishk International University —Arya Feisal, Ali Tahseen, Khalid Dilshad, Ari Khalil, Derya Ibrahim, Yousuf Salmad, Mumen Sherzad, Zain Alabdeen, Abdullah Jamal, and Muhammad Jabar—carried out a powerful social project titled “Souls Without Voice”.
The project focused on raising awareness and advocating for individuals who are often ignored or unheard in society, such as people with disabilities, the elderly, and the homeless. The students aimed to give these individuals a platform and highlight the challenges they face through interviews, social media campaigns, and community discussions.
The group organized visits to shelters and elderly care centers, where they spent time with residents, listened to their stories, and shared their voices through recorded videos and posts. They also designed posters and digital content to spread awareness and encourage empathy and inclusion within the community.
Through “Souls Without Voice,” the students demonstrated a deep sense of compassion, responsibility, and commitment to social justice. Their efforts gave a voice to those who are often overlooked and inspired others to be more mindful, kind, and active in supporting all members of society.
