Ananya (She/her)

Ananya (She/her) has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in April 2022. The social media accounts linked to from Ananya (She/her) are: • Instagram • LinkedIn Besides social media accounts, ananyak has populated their site with: • Echoes of Alarm : Afghan Women's Testimonies of Gender Apartheid and the Growing Threat of Religious Extremism • The perils of pinkwashing: Why India’s ‘Operation Sindoor’ is no victory for feminism • Afghanistan : Research Reports • Har Taraf Maruf! Har Taraf Maruf! (The Morality Police are Everywhere) Surveillance and Fear in the Face of the Vice and Virtue Laws in Afghanistan • The Reality of Racism for Women Migran Workers from North East India in Delhi : WRN FPAR Report • VV Visionaries in Partnership with the Estée Lauder Emerging Leaders Fund - Vital Voices 2024 Batch • Crimes Against Humanity in Afghanistan with a Gender Lens: Strengthening Global Coordination (CSW68 Side Event) • The Reality of Racism : Challenges faced by North Eastern Women Workers in Delhi. • WOMENS REGIONAL NETWORK | WRN Community Conversations 2023 • Women Seeking Security, Asserting Agency : India Afghan Refugee Community Conversations • The F Word — is Feminism too white, too middle-class, or a movement for all? - ABC listen • ADSP Study: Protection Needs of Refugees in India from Myanmar – ADSP • GIWL Global Youth Committee • Fighting Patriarchy with Solidarity: The Story of our Second FPAR training • India's war against a BBC documentary on Modi • Woman of the Month - Ananya Kundu — WCAPS • The Price You Pay for Protesting in India - WILPF • As Saffron Terror Grips India, the Country’s Minority Muslims Worry about Their Future - WILPF • With spokesperson's suspension, BJP supporters in India are losing faith in the party • WCAPS Climate Change Working Group • Civic Media Observatory 2021-2022 • Decoding the role of mainstream and social media in the recent anti-Muslim violence in India • Hijab ban stirs protests in the Indian state of Karnataka • Bulli Bai, Sulli Deals cases highlight rising communal misogyny in India • Freedom of Expression and the Nobel Peace Prize - WILPF