Spoorthi Vallamkonda authored a curriculum titled  Sexual Education and Safety Awareness in collaboration with a sexuality health educator, Ivy Chen and Empower and Excel. The book named "Jagruthi" was launched by the Andhra Pradesh state child welfare committee. She conducted workshops in five public high schools, two homeless shelters, and one shelter for victims of human trafficking in southern India. In addition to this, she distributed her books and informational posters to the schools, and shelters for use in the future. With the money she fundraised, Spoorthi gave each girl a safety kit including a whistle and flashlight. In such communities, speaking about sexual violence was uncommon and many individuals remained trapped in a vicious cycle. Through her curriculum, she helped foster an environment that encouraged sharing experiences, rather than feeling shamed and victimized. This curriculum empowered youth to take control of their life and face the obstacles they encounter head on. She helped students understand that conversation unites individual, while isolation divides.