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Nayanshree is consciously involved in understanding the mundane (yet not so mundane) events of the world from a critical feminist lens. At The YP Foundation, she curates and creates content for digital media and works to improve the accessibility of it. With that, she is also involved in designing campaigns around issues of sexuality, masculinities, queer rights, gender based violence, and reproductive rights.
She holds a Master’s degree in Gender Studies from Ambedkar University, Delhi and has worked in spaces such as Anveshi – Research Centre for Women’s Studies, Agents of Ishq and Teen Belle Magazine. Her research interest lies at the intersection of education and gender and she is often found questioning the language and art in children’s literature to understand its social and political underpinnings. With many creative interests, her favorite is making lists of things
