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Every Social Justice Leader Has a Story. Yours Begins Here.

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Rukhsar Khan

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rukhsar1996@gmail.com

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Apart from an Associate Consultant, a postgrad in Strategic Marketing & Communications, an Instagram Poet and other fancy terms straight out of my CV, I believe that I am someone you can loosely call a "soft person". I grew up in a community of scientific officers and did my undergrad in engineering because I believed…

Rahat Sanghvi

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rahat.sanghvi@gmail.com

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I am a mental health professional with a Master's in Psychology, Clinical. I have a trauma informed and neuropsychotherapeutic approach to therapy. This approach helps me bring my values of social justice to the therapy session, and encourages me to engage in social change and advocacy outside of the sessions. I currently run my private…

Priyanjali Jha

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jha.priyanjali@gmail.com

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I am an inquisitive logophile who identifies as a critical feminist thinker and an avid learner. Currently graduating in Psychology, my way to look at the world is oddly an amalgamation of counterfactual thinking and animism. Conversations about love, feminism, life, gender, mental health and social justice often find me visibly awestruck and obsessively scribbling…

Kamalkoli Majumdar

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kamalkolimajumdar@gmail.com

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I am extremely passionate about social justice and climate justice and run a queer youth mental health support group with a wonderful team. I love expressing myself and my views through art and speaking on a stage makes me feel like home.

Harshita Agarwal

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ha592465@gmail.com

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I'm a student of Sociology. I believe that even smallest of things are connected to larger processes. My area of interests are gender, politics of body, sexual and reproductive health right. I am very fond of plants and animals!

Deeksha Tiwari

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aishwaryas.0512@gmail.com

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Aishwarya Srinivasan (she/they) is a social psychologist and cognitive anthropologist, whose work is rooted in interdisciplinarity and allows for the viewing of social contexts from multiple lenses. Given her background in cognitive science, evolution, social behaviour, and mental health, her research looks into WEIRD (Western, Education, Industrialized, Rich, Democratic) social science, and what it means…

Aishwarya Srinivasan

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aishwaryas.0512@gmail.com

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Aishwarya Srinivasan (she/they) is a social psychologist and cognitive anthropologist, whose work is rooted in interdisciplinarity and allows for the viewing of social contexts from multiple lenses. Given her background in cognitive science, evolution, social behaviour, and mental health, her research looks into WEIRD (Western, Education, Industrialized, Rich, Democratic) social science, and what it means…

Vikshita Poojary

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vikshita.poojary1@gmail.com

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Vikshita Poojary is a second year Literature student at Wilson College, who prides in being known as the ‘chocolate dealer’ and loves rainy days, cupcakes, unicorns and happy endings. For productivity purposes, she recreates Bollywood scenes in real life.

Trusha Navalkar

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trusha.navalkar@gmail.com

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Trusha is a writer working in the field of advertising. With a background in media studies, she looks for the most effective ways to make a message land. She is a big fan of information of all kinds and usually has multiple personal projects going on at the same time. Creative work makes her happy,…

Thinley Choedon

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choedonthinley@gmail.com

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Thinley best describes herself as ‘a little curious, a little serious and a little rebellious’. She is a Tibetan born and brought up in the Tibetan Refugee settlement in India. She grew up listening to her grandfather’s tales from Tibet and their struggles of living in exile. Thinley has been committed to volunteering for the…

Sheetal Shetty

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shettysheetal41@gmail.com

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Sheetal is a humaniser, curious, optimistic and willing to try new things. She currently serves as the Youth Engagement Manager at Dream Foundation, India and has pursued her academics in Management Studies. She cares deeply about a whole lot of issues and is on a journey to discover who she is by keeping her core…

Shaziya Shaikh

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shaazu97@gmail.com

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Shaziya Shaikh worked as a feature writer for Free Press Journal and often facilitates workshops on gender. She is passionate about issues of gender-based violence and mental health. Shaziya aspires to master creative facilitation to mobilise change, understanding, and self-awareness.

Rijuta Dutt

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rijuta.d@gmail.com

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Rijuta Dutt is a copywriter, and is currently pursuing a Master's degree in Women and Gender studies. What drives her is the power act to bring about change, the effort to break a pattern and take a step forward. She once heard one of her professors say that our generation cannot bring change. This got…

Rashmi Subramanian

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rashmi.iyer1897@gmail.com

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Rashmi Subramanian considers herself a learner for life. Her educational background is vested in Indian Culture and Philosophy along with Public Administration. She is a budding social entrepreneur working on an education start-up called ‘PAHELI’. She is an educator, facilitator and a believer in the potential of people.

Manvi Mehrotra

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manvi.m@outlook.com

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Manvi is an intersectional feminist activist, writer, communications and design specialist and researcher, with a special focus on the feminisation of ageing. She is passionate about gender and sexuality and hopes to advocate for the same through her work. She is also a vegan and a cross fitter.

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2024

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I am Mahpara Alam, a Program Specialist in Social Justice and Inclusion at BLAST (Bangladesh Legal Aid Service Trust). My work centers on the provision of justice to marginalized individuals who have been structurally silenced due to a long history of oppression and exclusion from their rights. With over ten years of experience in the development sector, I specialize in gender rights, women's rights, refugee rights, and the rights of marginalized communities, including Dalit castes, tea garden workers, and climate-affected communities, among others. My professional objective is to bring justice to all forms of social and institutional reform through advocacy, policy change/revision, and community resilience building. As a human rights defender, my commitment is to build a society where equity exists to its fullest. I hold an MS in Development Studies and an MS in Disaster Management and Vulnerability Studies from The University of Dhaka.