Arunima is a development and communications specialist with nearly 10 years of experience in managing programs and communications for nonprofits with a focus on violence against children, violence against women, gender, sexuality, mental health, and suicide prevention among adolescents and youth.

She has specialised experience in leading and implementing end-to-end projects on gender, sexual and reproductive health rights, and mental health and well-being for adolescents and youth. She uses campaigns, digital interventions, and public engagement tools to strengthen the reach of her work. She is also skilled in knowledge management, where she creates content that can be understood by the masses easily and facilitates the gap between research jargon and the audience. Her approach and aim are to make sure relevant research from the field is accessible to anyone who wants to know about it. Arunima’s work is strongly centred around the values of feminism, intersectionality, and being rights-based.