Shambhawi Vikram is a political theorist and social scientist based in New Delhi, India. Her PhD, being pursued at the Centre for Women’s Studies (JNU) is a study of contemporary reproductive politics in India, especially at the intersections of technology and law with gender, caste and sexuality, utilising methods and insights from critical theory, literary theory and visual studies. Her research builds on training and experience in feminist research methods, archival research, ethnographic methods, discourse analysis, visual methods of research, mapping, the use of theatre as a method of research, and also includes more traditional tools of both qualitative and quantitative social research such as in-depth interviews, surveys and focussed groups discussions. Her teaching experience has primarily been in the public university system, at Ambedkar University, Delhi, has afforded her the skills of adaptability and amplitude in pedagogical approaches. She is in the process of completing a project as a Research Fellow at the Indian Institute of Technology-Delhi, on Femtech and Reimagining Reproductive Futures in India. Shambhawi also has rich experience of working as a translator in various registers, and has been part of community theatre, street based performing arts and community organising.