Open the Door 2025 celebrated the intricate bond between mental well-being and the natural world on Women’s Day at the Birla Industrial and ...
Open the Door 2025 celebrated the intricate bond between mental well-being and the natural world on Women’s Day at the Birla Industrial and Technological Museum (BITM). A collaborative effort of Turning Point and the BITM, Cinema For A Cause was the creative collaborator.
The theme, 'Nature and Nurturer,' beautifully encapsulated the essence of our connection with the environment. Just as Mother Nature cradles us, nourishes us, and heals us, we must recognize our responsibility to protect and preserve her. The elements – earth, air, water, and fire – are the very fabric of our existence. They sustain us, inspire us, and rejuvenate us. Yet, we often take them for granted. Today, we gather to acknowledge the sacred trust between humanity and the natural world.
The event
honoured the resilience, compassion, and strength that women embody, recognizing
the intricate web of relationships between women, nature, and the well-being of
our planet.
Open the
Door 2025 aimed to inspire a collective awakening – to rekindle our connection
with nature, to nurture our minds and bodies, and to cultivate a deeper sense
of empathy and stewardship.
Open the Door 2025 had thought-provoking conversations, inspiring performances, and meaningful interactions and explorations of the intersections of mental health, sustainability, and women's empowerment. International representatives from East Side Institute and Globak Play Brigade added value to the event.
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