Profiles

Related Innocenti Project(s):
Violence against children
Preventing the Sale and Sexual Exploitation of Children
Child labour and education in India and Bangladesh
Child labour
Gender-responsive and age-sensitive social protection
Children and migration: rights, advocacy and resilience
Child rights governance
Family and parenting support
Ramya Subrahmanian
Chief, Child Rights and Protection
Ramya is Chief of Child Rights and Protection at UNICEF-Innocenti. She is an international social policy analyst with extensive experience in research, policy advocacy, training and teaching. Previously she was Executive Director of Know Violence in Childhood, and, prior to that, she was social policy specialist at UNICEF India where she led research, policy analysis and advocacy in the areas of child-sensitive social protection, equity and social inclusion, and gender equality. She has been a research fellow at the Institute of Development Studies, University of Sussex, where she conducted research on issues related to gender mainstreaming, women's rights, child labour and education, and on social policies for children in India. She also co-directed and taught the MA Programme in Gender and Development, and conducted evaluations and trainings for numerous international agencies.
Dr Subrahmanian has a PhD in Development Studies and a MA in Gender and Development.