About
Positioned at the Confluence of Juridical Innovation, Global Equity, and Intergenerational Governance
Anoushka Sinha is an internationally acclaimed human rights advocate and legal reformist, recognised for her contributions to gender equity, educational access, and youth representation on global governance platforms. Honoured by the Royal Family of the United Kingdom with the Diana Award and appointed as the youngest advisor to the World Bank among other global institutions such as Generation Unlimited at UNICEF, and UNESCO’s Global Youth Community, she embodies a new generation of cross-sector leadership.
As a Gen Z social entrepreneur she has made significant strides in advancing the voice of the most underserved youth through her organsation : Anupam Foundation — rooted in the UN Sustainable Development Goals — has catalysed action in over 40 nations, directly impacting more than 125,000 young people and amplifying the voices of those historically excluded from institutional power.
Anoushka is among the youngest ever elected Fellows of the Royal Society of Arts (London), a ForbesWomen Network member, and a justice leader appointed by NYU’s Centre on International Cooperation. Her trajectory — from grassroots mobiliser to global strategist — has been profiled by major platforms including NASDAQ, Times of India, and the Financial Times.
.jpg)
Featured, Honoured, and Engaged by the World’s Leading Institutions

Engineering Systemic Change Across Legal, Civic, and Multilateral Ecosystems
-
Legal & Policy Reform
Leveraging multi-institutional leadership to advance legislative change and access to justice, particularly for girls and marginalised communities in the Global South. -
Youth-Led Governance
Shaping youth-inclusive frameworks within intergovernmental bodies from the UN and World Bank to regional movements ensuring policy design is co-created with lived experience. -
Entrepreneurship for Human Rights
Scaling a youth-founded, impact-driven organisation that fuses SDG frameworks with transformative civic education and community-led innovation. -
Narrative Power & Strategic Storytelling
Using public platforms, cross-cultural media, and grassroots mobilisation to reframe justice, gender, and power for emerging generations.





























































