Meet Our Team
Registered in April, 2023
Nikita Jose - Co-founder
Nikita comes from Kannur, Kerala. She has 6+ years of work experience; a student of psychology, focusing primarily on child and adolescent development. She started working as an intern and have since continued contributing to the social development sector. She likes researching, documenting and creating processes. She's worked in various projects for the rights of children, and envisions a world where children will be heard and safe. She's passionate about public healthcare and prevention of sexual abuse. She wants to create a safe, feminist and loving space for all.
June - Co-founder
June comes from Kolkata, West Bengal with 15+ years of work experience. She focuses on queerfeminist rethinking of human dignity. She works on prevention of sexual violence, access to public healthcare, social education, and fighting gender based abuse, through awareness raising, storytelling, and advocacy. She likes to explore creative ideas to dissent against human rights violations, focusing primarily on displaced and migrant populations.
Dr. Swathi - Public Health Expert | Advisor
Swathi SB is a public health professional and a Primary care & HIV physician. She's an advocate for health as a right and focuses to address health inequities through research and implementation.
She explores the intersection between health, gender, and sexuality and has worked with women in sex work, and transgender communities delivering primary care and understanding the issues related to provision of comprehensive primary health care.
In her free time you can find her karaoking loudly at home or lost in poetry.
Dr. Akshay - Public Health and Digital Rights Expert | Advisor
Akshay is a generalist straddling public health and technology for a progressive society. He is a doctor, coder and human rights advocate.
Akshay works for right to health and digital access for all. When not working, we can find him de-escalating and resolving conflicts among people. As he says, "If I’m involved and triggered, it wouldn’t be so easy, would it?"
