Sanskriti Sanghi graduated in 2020 with First Class Honours and as a recipient of the Jennings Prize from the University of Cambridge, United Kingdom, where she read for a Masters in Law (LL.M.). During her LL.M., she specialized in International Law. While reading for her Master’s, Sanskriti was also a research assistant on a chapter pertaining to the ‘protection of children from arbitrary deprivation of life’ for a book slated to be published by Cambridge University Press, part of the research team on the ‘Action on Armed Violence’ at the Cambridge Pro Bono Project, and a General Editor for the Cambridge International Law Journal. 

Prior to pursuing graduate education at the University of Cambridge, Sanskriti was an undergraduate student at the Gujarat National Law University (GNLU). She graduated from GNLU in 2019, where she was an Aditya Birla Scholar (2014-19) as well as a tGELF fellow (2014-19). During her time at GNLU, Sanskriti was the Student Convenor for the GNLU Centre for Law and Society and a student editor for the GNLU Journal of Law, Development and Politics.

She is also a Co-Lead for the research cycle on Digital Constitutionalism at the Institute for Internet and the Just Society (Berlin), a Legal Researcher at the Columbia Global Freedom of Expression (New York), and a Contributor to the Feminist Judgments Initiative (India). Her work has been published in reputed national and international journals and blogs, and she has interned with well-renowned law firms and policy organizations in India and abroad. Outside of work, she enjoys travelling and trying new cuisines. She is also an ardent reader, who enjoys creating worlds out of words of her own. ‘The Mocha Trail’ is a collection of short stories for children authored by her, and published by Olympia Publishers (London).