Fellows Profile

Received Sylff fellowship in 2012-13.
Current Affiliation: Independent Researcher

Anindita is an interdisciplinary researcher whose work bridges cognitive science, literature, and the arts. A recipient of the prestigious Sylff Fellowship for research on constructions of identity and cognitive narratology, Anindita's work focused on at-risk communities in the red-light areas of Kolkata. They hold research degrees in Cognitive Science and English Literature, exploring intersections of critical theories, cultures, creativity, and identity. Alongside academic research, Anindita is trained in psychological well-being and has extensive experience facilitating sessions, consulting colleagues, and contributing to advocacy around mental health and well-being. They have worked with schools, universities, charities, and health services in India and the UK, collaborating with diverse practitioners engaged in addressing issues of well-being and supporting disadvantaged and at-risk communities. Currently, Anindita is an independent researcher and consultant for multi-sector learning experiences where they continue to build interdisciplinary connections across knowledge, practice, and advocacy.