Prerana Keshav
About Prerana Keshav
Prerana Keshav is a lawyer specializing in public policy and welfare legislations, with significant contributions to diversity and inclusivity initiatives.
Prerana Keshav's Education and Expertise
Prerana Keshav graduated with a B.A. LL.B. (Hons) from Gujarat National Law University. Her background in law has provided her with a solid foundation for a career focused on public policy and governance, as well as welfare legislations. Her educational qualifications enable her to approach complex legal issues with a nuanced understanding and a strong analytical framework.
Prerana Keshav's Role at Red Dot Foundation
Prerana Keshav has worked with Red Dot Foundation, where she was instrumental in implementing welfare and training programs focused on Women and Child Development. Her efforts in this role were directed towards promoting safety and equity, and her work contributed significantly to the foundation's initiatives in these areas. Her practical experience at the Red Dot Foundation highlights her commitment to social welfare and equity issues.
Research on Policy Issues by Prerana Keshav
Prerana Keshav undertook extensive research on policy issues related to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusivity. Her research efforts were aimed at creating greater understanding and promoting inclusive policies. This work included developing educational and training materials covering important topics such as Safety and LGBTQ Inclusivity, Domestic Violence, Sexual Harassment Prevention, and Disability Inclusion, tailored for high-profile partners including the US Consulate General, the Australian Consulate, and the British Deputy High Commission.
Prerana Keshav's Initiatives with SIDBI and NABARD
Prerana Keshav collaborated with SIDBI and NABARD to upskill rural and marginalized women, focusing on building micro-entrepreneurship skills. This work involved the creation and delivery of training programs aimed at empowering women with the skills necessary to start and sustain their own businesses. Through these initiatives, she helped foster economic independence and empowerment among women in rural and marginalized communities.