Sanjina Gupta

Gupta is a consultant on sexual and reproductive health and rights and a trained menstrual health facilitator, and has worked in health and education for more than a decade. She has worked in rural Bengal and Bihar and in Mumbai and Maharashtra, and runs workshops on menstrual health, gender equity and comprehensive sexuality education for schools and other organisations. She has been a Changeloomer with Pravah, a Changemaker with ARROW for Women, and a Global Shaper with the World Economic Forum.

Rangeen Khidki began its work in 2020, starting with a community at Panchanantala in Kolkata during the COVID-19 pandemic, and works with young people and women in both urban and rural areas on gender and sexuality, sexual and reproductive health and rights, mental health, education and life skills. Its programmes include Period Adda, which works with adolescent girls on menstrual health and trains them as change agents and has run in Goalbati village in South 24 Parganas since 2021; My Body My Rights, on bodily autonomy and informed decision-making; Project Tamanna; Project Priyo; and a consulting, research and capacity-building practice.[2][3][4]