Shrutika is a Senior Analyst at TQH, where she works on research and advocacy on child safety, inclusion, sustainable mobility, and economic empowerment.

Previously, she led the Delhi research unit at the Academy of Management Studies (AMS), where she managed a team of research and data analysts on projects for central and state governments and for agencies such as UNDP and the World Bank, spanning child protection, financial inclusion, rural development, skilling and literacy, women empowerment, etc. She has also worked as a researcher with Rise Together Global, and recently served as an editor of The Graduate Inequality Review at University of Oxford.

Shrutika holds an MSc in Evidence-Based Social Intervention and Policy Evaluation from the University of Oxford, which she received full funding for, as a Chevening Scholar, and an MA in Social Work (Criminology and Justice) from the Tata Institute of Social Sciences. Her master’s dissertations have examined policy and institutional responses to online sexual exploitation and abuse of children, and the journeys of caregivers of Children in Conflict with Law.

In her free time, she can either be found travelling and exploring new places, or nose-deep in a book, or seated at a theatre enjoying a play!