Rose Singh [she/her]

NEPAL | Health/Reproductive Health
Pursuing a double degree in Law from Nepal, Rose is a Global Citizen Youth Leaders Award recipient and a passionate social-impact practitioner. She has led initiatives in Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) advocacy, period equity, and transitional justice, working closely with both regional and international stakeholders. Her commitment to gender justice drives her intersectional approach—integrating menstrual literacy with skill development programs for post-conflict female survivors to foster dignity, healing, and empowerment.

Rose actively promotes SRHR and period-positivity by enhancing access to menstrual products in local schools and prisons, challenging harmful taboos, and building grassroots advocacy networks. She empowers women affected by conflict to reclaim their narratives through non-extractive storytelling and equips them with journalistic skills to step into leadership and decision-making roles.

With a background in journalism and extensive research on Nepal’s socio-legal challenges, Rose centers accountability and representation for marginalized communities in her work. She has represented Nepal at FORA’s Global Summit on Gender Equality and served as a speaker at the UN Women Asia Pacific event, amplifying the voices of women and girls on global platforms.

This bio is updated as of May 2025.