About – Women of Pakistan

Read Training & Consultancy

The Read Training and Consultancy (RT&C) – SMC Private Limited stands as a premier digital media training and high-end production consultancy company, dedicated to reshaping the landscape of professional development and digital media excellence. Rooted in a commitment to innovation and empowerment, RT&C offers a comprehensive suite of services designed to elevate skills and amplify voices across industries.
At RT&C, we believe in the transformative power of storytelling. Our flagship projects prove our claim and credibility in the field. we endeavor to spotlight the diverse narratives that shape Pakistan’s socio-economic fabric:

Women of Pakistan: This pioneering project serves as a platform to mainstream the stories of women, driving towards gender equality and empowerment. By highlighting the achievements, struggles, and contributions of women from all walks of life, Women of Pakistan fosters dialogue and action towards a more inclusive society.
Faces of Pakistan: An initiative aimed at showcasing the positive aspects of Pakistan, Faces of Pakistan brings together the stories of industrial experts, founders, CEOs, and C-level executives, alongside business leaders from the tech and other leading industries. Through insightful interviews and impactful content, Faces of Pakistan illuminates the vibrant tapestry of talent and innovation that defines Pakistan’s business landscape.

With a relentless pursuit of excellence and a dedication to creating meaningful impact, RT&C continues to pioneer the intersection of digital media marketing, visual story telling and execution. Our mission is to inspire, educate, and empower individuals, groups and organizations to thrive in the digital age.

Who we are?

The Women of Pakistan (WOP) is one such movement that brings to the core the stories of such courageous and gallant women who not only got education despite facing domestic and social constraints but also created their independent identity in the society and fought to seek women rights not only for themselves but their fellow womenfolk as well. They also gained a prominent position in all walks of life with sheer intelligence, vision, and perseverance.

The success stories of these highly successful and courageous women role models are missing in the mainstream media. WOP addresses this challenge confronted by women and is bringing fore via social media platforms, in person networking sessions, talks and WOP Notebook project the success stories of those women who gained a prominent position in their field and established an excellent example of leadership.

What we do?

The WOP is empowering girls and young women through tapping the powers of social media and the internet to access tens of millions of women and is working hard to inculcate pro-women values and norms in society.

The WOP is exclusively a women-specific social media platform cum movement that underscores the true stories and up journeys of local and oversea Pakistani women through professional and best possible production quality format of documentaries so that the viewers get motivation and instead of creating hurdles in the educational attainment of their sisters, wives, and daughters, they would emerge as enabler and facilitator for them. When it comes to public opinion-making, there is no alternative to the tools provided by the internet and social media platforms in this age of information and technology.

The WOP brings such women to the limelight of media who not only improved their status but contributed massively to the uplifting of their families and as well as societies. We have developed many such projects, for instance, WOP Notebook Project, WOP Fellowship Program, WOP Profiles and Interview series and preparing many documentaries to fill this gap, that we consider one of the major impediments in the socioeconomic and academic betterment of Pakistani girls and women.

Now, these successful women are on mission with WOP to lead and guide other girls and young women in the light of their personal experiences for helping them to overcome the challenges of illiteracy, rampant social and patriarchal restrictions, and well-entrenched fear, so that women should be pulled out from the quagmire of social and economic inequalities. In other words, these courageous women aspire to play an instrumental role in the realization of the dreams nurtured by millions of Pakistani women.