The Equals Project has been shaped by a diverse, passionate, and kind group of individuals. Ranging from historians to engineers, our past members have brought unique perspectives to understanding India.
If you would like to be a part of TEP, please drop us a line at contact.theequalsproject@gmail.com, telling us why you would like to join.
Meet our past members
Rasha Hameed
‘My time at The Equals Project allowed me to engage with India’s constitutional history in a way that academic spaces rarely permit. Contributing to TEP’s mission has been one of the most meaningful experiences for me.’
Rasha is pursuing an LL.M in International Law at SOAS University of London
Hananya Sunderraj
‘TEP was a crucial experience in my personal and scholarly journey. Engaging with how India was made through a journey of violence, conflict, and love and friendship, acted as a great solace when thinking about its current tests and tribulations.’
Hananya works at the International Bar Association’s Human Rights Institute.
Ritika Sharma
I began my professional journey with TheEquals Project and since then have carried the learnings and training I received here to every place I have worked. I now work in gender and climate justice advocacy spaces across Asia-Pacific. I also work as a researcher and facilitator, skills that I first started building here.
Sreeram Rajanna
‘From gamifying history to building a podcast, from designing and executing a 30 second reel for three hours to facilitating an online workshop, my time with TEP was fun, challenging and deeply gratifying.’
Sreeram works as an assistant manager at Canara Bank
Archie Chatterjee
Archie has studied history from Miranda house college and the University of Delhi. She wants to make history accessible, think about how it shapes us today and build stronger communities around it.
Archie is currently finishing her Masters’ in History.