I am currently a Master's Candidate at Columbia University, where my research focuses on gender, reproductive violence, nationbuilding, and climate justice. My experience focuses on the evolving definition of human rights and its impacts on pioneering partnerships between NGOs and governments. I founded a startup, KINCHIN, working towards increasing access to reproductive care for birthing people in marginalized communities across the US. I previously worked as a Data Risk and Privacy Consultant at PwC where I strategized compliance and implementation of data privacy rights into everyday technologies, focusing on delivering access to justice for online communities. I have extensive experience working on data analytics and research reporting for NGOs and companies globally.I graduated magna cum laude from the University of California, Berkeley with a B.A. in Political Science and double minors in Human Rights and Public Policy. Here, I received high honors for my thesis on Access to Justice for Gender-Based Violence in Assam. My research interests include reproductive violence, climate and health justice for marginalized groups, and population biopolitics in South Asia. I seek innovative and human-centric experiences in collaborative and challenging environments. Let's connect!