Saumya Sharma

A meticulous policy writer and editor, Saumya specializes in shaping impactful manuscripts and enhancing the architecture of text. Holding a Master's in Critically Engaged Writing from the Royal College of Art and a Bachelor's in Visual Communication, Saumya's expertise spans editorial management, publishing strategy, and policy research.

With a deep interest in decolonizing educational spaces, Saumya previously held roles at PENGUIN Random House and CERI, where she contributed to

reputable publications and executed initiatives like archival cataloging for the American Art Therapy Association.

Saumya now applies her critical and editorial skills at a leading non-governmental organization, driven by a profound commitment to elevating educational environments through thoughtful policy development. Her role involves developing and implementing a collection strategy for stand-alone papers and journal updates focused on informative arts and cultures. This supports an international justice body's efforts to challenge colonial legacies in language and knowledge production.

Based in London, Saumya has found a supportive community and boundless inspiration as she embarks on her mission to shape impactful policies and standards that challenge colonial legacies in language and knowledge production. With a fervour for contributing to an educational environment, Saumya continually seeks to apply her skills in service of more inclusive, equitable programs and initiatives.