One of our tenured facilitators, Eeshta has led programs at Amani Institute for Rockefeller Foundation, Clinton Foundation, GIZ, SEWA, and many more. She is passionate about using facilitation as a medium to shift mindsets, build connections, and create systemic change. Theatre and design thinking have played pivotal roles in her ways of moving around the world.
Her work at the Amani Institute is focused on successfully designing and running interventions that enable social impact organizations to grow and scale their impact through investing in their leaders. She also looks after community management for India and South Asia with a keen focus on promoting collaboration and intersectionality. Outside of her work here, she has worked on some of her own initiatives including the Desi Gyaan Series, K for Takoree, and Women Walk at Midnight. She continues to moonlight as a theatre artist and work closely to support organizations at the grassroots by volunteering her time.
