Founder and CEO

• Jan 2018 - Present

Safe Access is a community-led organization working at the intersection of health and technology to enable equitable healthcare for the LGBTQ+ communities in India. Safe Access is a community-led organization working at the intersection of health and technology to enable equitable healthcare for the LGBTQ+ communities in India.

Regional Liaison - South Asia

• Apr 2021 - May 2022

Served as the focal point for the coordination of the 2021 YCI Incubator in South Asia as a liaison between the Rise Up Oakland office and YCI Youth Champions. Duties included support program logistics, coordination, recruitment, and grant-making. Served as the focal point for the coordination of the 2021 YCI Incubator in South Asia as a liaison between the Rise Up Oakland office and YCI Youth Champions. Duties included support program logistics, coordination, recruitment, and grant-making.

Echoing Green Fellow 2018

• Jun 2018 - Jun 2020

Trainer & Consultant

• Mar 2016 - Nov 2017

Designed and implemented the following sessions and training Gender sensitization session with adolescent boys in Delhi government schools as part of the Safe Delhi Campaign. Personal safety training for students of government schools of Rajasthan. Gender sensitization training for teachers of Deepalaya Organization. Menstrual health, hygiene, and management sessions at government schools in Rajasthan. Collaborated with Hidden Pockets in designing and delivering training for adolescents on bullying, health services, menstruation, and relationships. Show less

Founder

• Apr 2015 - Oct 2016

Mahavari se yaari (Friends of Menstruation) was started as a grassroots level campaign aimed at spreading awareness and educating girls about menstrual health and hygiene. By manufacturing reusable cloth pads, the project later evolved into a livelihood project (marketed as Yaari pads) for tribal women in Jhadol tehsil of Rajasthan. Mahavari se yaari (Friends of Menstruation) was started as a grassroots level campaign aimed at spreading awareness and educating girls about menstrual health and hygiene. By manufacturing reusable cloth pads, the project later evolved into a livelihood project (marketed as Yaari pads) for tribal women in Jhadol tehsil of Rajasthan.

Gandhi Fellow

• Jul 2013 - Jun 2015

Gandhi Fellowship is an intensive field leadership program to create nation builders out of youth of the country.My role as a fellow was to guide, motivate, inspire, and support the headmaster and teachers, get innovative ideas in schools to address day to day issues and collect, consolidate and interpret the school data to make better plans of action for the future. Gandhi Fellowship is an intensive field leadership program to create nation builders out of youth of the country.My role as a fellow was to guide, motivate, inspire, and support the headmaster and teachers, get innovative ideas in schools to address day to day issues and collect, consolidate and interpret the school data to make better plans of action for the future.

Core group member

• Aug 2012 - May 2013

Must bol was a campaign against gender based violence. As part of the core group my role was to design and implement exhibitions, online photography competition, public events, and intensive workshops with the youth. • Organised a photography exhibition on Exploring Masculinities at Ambedkar University, Delhi. • Made short films and designed posters as part of public engagement and awareness campaigns. Must bol was a campaign against gender based violence. As part of the core group my role was to design and implement exhibitions, online photography competition, public events, and intensive workshops with the youth. • Organised a photography exhibition on Exploring Masculinities at Ambedkar University, Delhi. • Made short films and designed posters as part of public engagement and awareness campaigns.