BRITIKAH R.

Research scholar specializing in humanitarian law and gender justice, with a strong ability to streamline information and develop capacity-building initiatives. Proven track record of empowering communities through effective programs. Committed to leveraging expertise in collaborative environments to drive meaningful impact.

• Date of Birth: 23/09/1987
• Nationality: Indian

• Basic Computer Skills, NIIT
• Intern, National Human Rights Commission, New Delhi, May 2008
• Participant in the international conference held by the American Studies Program in collaboration with the Ministry of External Affairs on "America and Asia: Perspectives on Peace, Security, and Development"
• Participant in the International Conference on Human Rights and Gender Justice in the 21st Century, Narayan School of Law, Gopal Narayan University, Jamuhar, Rohtas
• Certificate Course on Praxis for a Peaceful and Gender-Just World, Impact and Policy Research Institute (IMPRI), and Friedrich-Ebert Stiftung (FES), India
• Certificate Course on Disaster Resilient Housing and Built Environment: Imperatives for Better Policy, Planning, and Sustainable Cities, National Institute on Disaster Management, Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India
• Certificate Course on Feminism: Fundamentals, Facets, and Future, Impact and Policy Research Institute (IMPRI)
• Certificate Course on Reproductive and Conjugal Rights in India, Impact and Policy Research Institute (IMPRI)
• Certificate Course on Fundamentals of Public Policy, Impact and Policy Research Institute (IMPRI)
• Certificate Course on Women's Rights, Laws, and Policies in India, Impact and Policy Research Institute (IMPRI)
• Consultative Workshop on Feminist Foreign Policy: Exploring India's Position, Impact and Policy Research Institute (IMPRI), and Friedrich-Ebert Stiftung (FES), India
• Certificate Course on Healthcare and Gender Equity: Emerging Dimensions, Policies, Impact, and Way Forward, Impact and Policy Research Institute (IMPRI)

• Presented a paper titled "Child Trafficking in India: A Review of the Immoral Traffic Prevention Act, 1956" in the IMPRI-CHD discussion series, Part II, 2018, addressing the nuances of the policy on child rights in India
• Presented a paper titled "Examining the Trends and Challenges in Sex Trafficking through the Lens of Social Media during the Covid-19 Pandemic in the United States" at an international conference on "Changing Narratives in the Learning Curves Peri-Pandemic" at St. Joseph's College, Nagaland

• Editorial team member for CCUSLAS (Centre for Canadian, US, and Latin American Studies, School of International Studies, JNU) center website, 'Perspective of the Americas'
• Former Editor for Church Newsletter: The Chronicle at the Cathedral Church of the Redemption, New Delhi

• Secured 1st position in my Master's in Political Science in both years
• Conducted the first hands-on workshop for autism management in collaboration with the Child Development Centre, Kerala, in Jammu for medical professionals from multiple DEICs (District Early Intervention Centres) and the Northern Army Command
• Collaborated in the signing of the MoU with the National Health Mission, Government of Nagaland, for the expansion of the Children in India program

• Dr.Saumyajit Ray, Assistant Professor, Centre for Canadian, US, and Latin American Studies, School of International Studies, JNU

       ray.saumyajit@gmail.com