Road Show

Invest in Dignity

End Caste & Descent based Discrimination

Voices Silenced for Generations. You Help Amplify Them.

UN ECOSOC President Backs Our Fight Against Caste & Descent Discrimination: Fuel the Movement!

At the High Level Political Forum 2025, the President of the UN ECOSOC, Bob Rae publicly acknowledged the fight against Discrimination Based on Work and Descent (DWD) and stood in solidarity with the communities who live its injustice every day.

“I have been proud= to work with the groups discriminated on the basis of work and descent,ˮ he said.

For millions of people around the world — from sanitation workers to caste-oppressed youth — this recognition isnʼt just words. Itʼs validation. Itʼs a sign that the world is finally listening.

Weʼve pushed to get here. Now we need your help to go further.

Fuel this momentum. Fund this fight. Every donation helps us take this movement global — louder, stronger, and impossible to ignore.

Why This Matters?

Ending descent-based discrimination is essential for achieving the Sustainable Development Goals and upholding human dignity. Yet the issue of descent based discrimination remains underfunded and under-recognized especially for the youth from the communities especially for the youth from the communities. The Inclusivity Project is changing this by building a united global voice for affected communities. The roadshow is a critical moment to expand support and visibility—because no one should be left behind.

Campaign Purpose

The Inclusivity Project is the premier global platform mobilizing communities discriminated on work and descent—Roma, Dalits, Burakumin, Haratin, Quilombola—who collectively number over 270 million worldwide. By leveraging international mechanisms like the UNʼs “Leave No One Behindˮ agenda and engaging with bodies such as the Human Rights Council, The Inclusivity Project drives systemic change. This July, we are launching a US roadshow to raise essential funds that sustain advocacy, research, and grassroots leadership. Your vital contribution safeguards The Inclusivity Projectʼs capacity to speak truth to power and secure equitable rights for the worldʼs most marginalized.

TIPʼs Mission in Context

The Inclusivity Project builds power and platforms for communities historically excluded from decision-making – Dalits, Roma, Haratin, Quilombola, and others. Their exclusion is not accidental; it is the result of centuries of descent-based discrimination. TIP is focused on building capacities among the young people from these communities to intervene at every level—grassroots to global—to dismantle this injustice and reframe the future of development. In doing so, TIP is redefining what justice and inclusion truly mean.

Consequence of No Action

If the world looks away, entire communities will remain invisible in data, policy, and law—erased from the future being built without them. TIP warns that inaction will widen inequality, escalate unrest, and make international commitments meaningless. When discrimination is ignored, it doesnʼt disappear—it becomes entrenched. Action is the only antidote.