5. Timelines and resources required For objective number one of carrying out public awareness campaign in the nearby city or town, the campaign will be carried out for a period of one month on weekly basis every Saturday. This is the day where most of the students don't have lectures to attend and also teaching and non teaching staffs have a free day from work. The group should involve local police administration so that they can control traffic on the said days and provide security. The success of the objective will be to have as many people as possible with banners and in T-shirts that have messages that speaks against gender discrimination. The organizing group will design the T-shirts then share this with the rest of the people whom may want to be part of this noble cause of fighting for the less privileged in the society. The organizing group will plan for the peaceful procession two months in advance to enable them reach as many people in the school as possible and also ask them to contribute by sponsoring themselves for the branded T-shirts and placards. The resource required is mainly fund to print branded T-shirts and placards but this will be met by individual participants thus making it easy and viable. On objective number two of having of petitioning the parliament to enact laws that will protect against gender discrimination, the group will collect signatures from the students and University staff to petition the local representative of parliament of the place where the institution is found to take to parliament bills that will help fight gender discrimination. The signatures can be collected for a period of month. The resources required is the writing materials which members of the group will contribute. The Member of Parliament has to present the bills to the assembly within one month of petition for discussion at the floor of the house. Group members should always follow up on this until the bills are enacted into laws-Time frame depend on the specific country. 6. Key risks The key risk on the first action plan is the crowed turning rowdy. Before the procession the crowed has to be guided and advised to avoid any kind of confrontation along the way. Also others may faint due to fatigue thus the school ambulance must be around in case of such eventuality. On the second action plan the key risk involves being misunderstood by the Member of Parliament whom the group intents to petition to forward the request to the parliament for consideration. The member has to understand the objective of the group clearly before being asked to present the petition to the house on behaves of the group. This will also help when other members of the parliament starts interrogating the petition to see if it has something tangible that can be discussed on the floor of the house.