Indians Unite is a student-run school project that uses sharp satire and provocative messaging to spark conversation about digital literacy, ethics, and online safety. With tongue-in-cheek slogans and research-backed activities, the project engages peers and educators to reveal common online scams, teach critical thinking about tech, and promote safer online behavior. The initiative frames its bold approach as a wake-up call—using exaggeration to educate and empower rather than to endorse harmful behavior.

Indians Unite is grounded in responsible education, curiosity, and ethical awareness: we challenge assumptions and use creative, attention-grabbing methods to teach students how to spot and resist online deception. We prioritize respect for community safety and the law, turning provocative messaging into constructive learning experiences that build resilience, critical thinking, and empathy. Our work is collaborative and evidence-based, designed to equip peers and teachers with practical skills while always making clear that the goal is prevention and protection, never harm.