Dr. Anand has taken on research on health and survival of girl children. She has worked with NCW and NGOs working on Gender and Development issues and has been involved in Communication strategy design initiatives for health and education of young girls for collaborative projects with bilateral agencies.
Dr. Anand is co-author of ‘Facilitating Dialogue: Enhancing Results’ for participatory communication development with the UNICEF C4D team, and has co-edited a book, ‘Dynamics of Human Communication’. She has been Deputy Coordinator of Centre for Advanced Studies CAS/UGC in Home Science at Lady Irwin College.

Ajay handles accounts, finance and administrative tasks at ROSHNI. He has over 8 years of experience in various roles related to finance and administration. He holds a Masters’ degree in Sociology from IGNOU, a Bachelors in Commerce from Delhi University and is also pursuing Chartered Accountancy.

Vasudha has worked with the World Bank on ICDS system strengthening and nutrition improvement, with the Ministry of Women & Child Development and assisted various state governments in implementation of various multi-sectoral nutrition interventions.
She was also a core team member for development of the ‘beti padhao beti bacaho’ scheme.
She holds a Ph.D. in Nutrition from University of Delhi.

Monica has worked in Maharashtra, Gujarat, Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh supporting implementation of health and nutrition behavior change interventions, as well as evaluation studies through women collectives.
She holds a postgraduate degree from Tata Institute of Social Sciences with a gold medal in Development Policy, Planning and Practice.

Neha has worked as a researcher for documentary projects in rural Uttarakhand, Rajasthan and urban Delhi. She has also reported for Scroll.in, Assocham.tv and IndiaSpend on issues including health, employment and financial inclusion.
Neha began her career as an employability skills facilitator with youth and adolescents from Delhi’s low-income colonies at government schools and Industrial Training Institutes with ETASHA Society, before handling communications for the organisation.
She holds a Masters’ in Sociology from the Delhi School of Economics.

Tanvi supports the development of toolkits and other IEC materials, engaging in research and supporting all activities at the centre.
She wants to work with rural communities and facilitate behaviour change in relation to social constructs which affect the well-being of women and children.
She has an MSc in Development Communication from Delhi University during which she pursued research in rural Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand.