Dipika Srivastava has a Post Graduate Diploma in Rural Development and Management from the Institute of Engineering and Rural Technology, Allahabad. She has worked in the area of reproductive health of women and adolescent girls. She has a keen interest in training and reproductive and sexual health related issues.

Dipika is a Programme Associate with TARSHI. Her work includes reporting, documentation, assisting in developing Hindi IEC material and networking.

Janette Sunita
Director Administration and Finance
janette@tarshi.net

Janette Sunita is a Post Graduate in Business Administration specialising in Marketing and Finance. She has substantial experience working with the UN, Corporate and Social Development sectors. She is Director Administration and Finance for TARSHI and for the Resource Centre.

Madhubala
Administration Assistant
madhubala@tarshi.net

Madhubala has a Bachelors of Arts degree in Sociology from IGNOU. She has been working in TARSHI since 1999. Prior to this, she was teaching. Her interests include teaching and interacting with children, creative pursuits and counselling.

Madhubala is the Administration Assistant at TARSHI and handles the front desk, maintains the database of all publications and other resources, and provides administrative support to all TARSHI programmes.

Prabha Nagaraja
Director Programmes
prabha@tarshi.net

Prabha Nagaraja is a Post Graduate in Child Development from Delhi University. She worked with children with dyslexia and other disabilities before joining TARSHI at its inception in 1996. Her areas of interest include sexuality education for young people and the sexual rights of people with disabilities.

Prabha is Director Programmes at TARSHI. Her work includes overseeing the TARSHI helpline, training, developing programmes and publications, networking and programme management.
 

Radhika Chandiramani
Executive Director
rchandiramani@tarshi.net

Radhika Chandiramani trained as a clinical psychologist at the National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences (NIMHANS). She founded TARSHI in 1996. Her main areas of interest are sexuality and rights. She is a recipient of the MacArthur Fellowship for Leadership Development and the Soros Reproductive Health and Rights Fellowship. She has co-edited Sexuality, Gender and Rights: Exploring Theory and Practice in South and Southeast Asia (Sage, 2005).  Her most recent publication is Good Times for Everyone: Sexuality Questions, Feminist Answers.

Radhika is the Executive Director of TARSHI, the South and Southeast Asia Resource Centre on Sexuality, and the co-Director of The Sexuality and Rights Institute in India.