The Elephant in the ward EITW addressed the bigger and especially the hardly discussed elephants in SRHR space. Such communicative skills aren’t taught in med schools and hence, it turned out to be well invested, highly informative hours. Being interactive, this activity helped open up doors for conversations and opinions from medical students across the country. By Tithi Patel (GMERS Medical College, Ahmedabad)

Contraception Cafe: Choose the right one for you Contraception Cafe proved to be an effective and engaging activity for medical students about the various perspectives of Contraception. The real life case discussions gave an insight to actual situations and led to a proper knowledge build-up and competency to answer on use of contraceptives, cost, efficacy, pros and cons. By Manasvi Gupta (JNMC, Aligarh)

Contraception Cafe: Choose the right one for you (Debunking the myths) The online group discussions were really informative and interactive and everybody seemed to have enjoyed and learnt a lot at the same time! The modules provided beforehand, helped develop a better understanding of the topic and it was interesting to see students put forth their opinions surrounding the different aspects of contraception in an enthusiastic manner. By Nimisha Ramesh (BVPMC, Pune)

CATCH: Collaborative Action for Transgender Community and their Health CATCH was a wonderful first step towards becoming a trans ally. The message I took from CATCH is that “In the end, All we want is to be accepted as we are and All we need is love”. By Novonna Goswami (JNMC, Belgaum)

ABCD: AnyBody Can Donate Our main objective was to motivate people to donate blood, bust myths, and encourage them to spread the knowledge to a wider audience. We created an impact and are thankful for the opportunity, by SCOPH By Pankhuri Sharma (LHMC, New Delhi)

Beat the Burnout 2.0 From being a part of enlightening discussions on underrated topics such as stress management, and Caregiver burnout to being informed about some amazing techniques like Mindful eating, Progressive Muscle Relaxation, I think Beat the Burnout 2.0 was the therapy I needed in this lockdown. The discussions were fun and fruitful, the facilitators were informed and it was the most engaging discussion I was a part of. By Shikhar Dabas (VMMC, New Delhi)

PANDAmic- Roar like Sheru in this pandemic The event conducted was one of great fun for both the organizing party and the audience! From interactive discussions various mental health issues and techniques- the participants were encouraged to maintain a Gratitude journal, to telling them about various online learning platforms. It was a hit among the participants. Thank you to SCOME and SCOPH for launching such an activity. By Tarini Mudunuri (SRMC, Chennai)

Introduction to Bioethics Introduction to Bioethics was a really interactive and knowledgeable event. The moderators did a great job handling the group, and the content was short, crisp and to the point. The questions were based on day to day scenarios, dilemmas we will come through in hospitals daily, and the group discussion and explanation by the unit was on point. By: Arpita Saxena

HERchoice: Pro Abortion, Pro Choice HERchoice webinar conducted MSFC India Unit was one of the first events that invigorated minds of young doctors,making them cone face to face with real scenario of abortion in India,where we lack and how can we improve the services provided to our people.It took a great initiative to talk about abortion trying to break stigmas and giving an equal opportunity to discuss each others views on the topic. By Arpit Mago (JNMC, Belgaum)

HERchoice: Pro Abortion, Pro Choice HERchoice, discussed various aspects of abortion, be it the ethical dilemma, the religious and political aspects of it, and even transgender abortion. A safe space for thoughts and opinions is always interactive, informative and interesting. An overall enriching and elective experience. By Tithi Patel (GMERS Medical College, Sola)

ILAAJ: Treating patients or treating violence Definitely the best event I have done till now and my first event as a LORP!! Gathering non medicos was quite a task at the beginning but we managed to do it. I am so happy and indebted to the SCORP committee for organizing such a great session and overwhelmed by the response of the participants as they absolutely loved the session!! By Jaisiline Rathore, LORP (Maharishi Markandeshwar Medical College, Solan, Himachal Pradesh)

ILAAJ: Treating patients or treating violence We conducted ILAAJ on the 16th. It was an extremely fruitful event where we had an opportunity to get many diverse opinions. We invited our Professor, Dr Hetal Desai as a guest speaker to share her own experiences.Along with the ppt,we included several activities which allowed the audience to share their perspective. Overall, it was a successful event. By Praachi Saurabh Mehta, LORP (SMIMER, Surat)