The voice inside your head when you have been in meetings the entire day.
While fighting with HR for your appraisal.
When a funder has given a go-ahead for the project but the funds haven’t come in.
When you are marked on an email thread where people are taking a go at each other.
When the urban development staffers speak to a grassroots field worker.
Every development sector employee who has refused a corporate job in the past.
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Shriya Roy is a multimedia editor at IDR, where she is responsible for managing and building video content. Prior to this, she was a journalist for six years across print, TV, and digital newsrooms. She worked as a researcher at NDTV, as a correspondent with The Indian Express, and as a multimedia editor at Feminism in India. Shriya received the Human Rights and Religious Freedom (HRRF) journalism grant in 2022 and produced a documentary exploring caste bias in grassroots cricket in India. She has worked extensively on covering sports at the intersection of gender and human rights. Shriya holds a bachelor’s degree in English literature from Sri Venkateswara College, Delhi University.
