FAT is governed by a diverse Board of Directors comprising leaders from gender justice, technology, education, philanthropy, organizational development, and community leadership. The Board provides strategic guidance, strengthens organizational accountability, and supports the long-term vision of building a young-women-led collective. Together, they ensure that FAT remains rooted in its feminist values while continuing to innovate and grow.
Member
Chandrika Sahai is Coordinator, Philanthropy for Social Justice and Peace (PSJP). She works in the field of philanthropy and social justice, with extensive experience supporting community-led initiatives and systems change. Her work focuses on strengthening people-led philanthropy, network building, and transformative social change.
Member
Gayatri Buragohain is the founder of Feminist Approach to Technology and continues to serve as a member of the Board. She previously served as Executive Director of FAT. An electronics engineer by training, she has spent over fifteen years advancing girls' leadership through technology and has led FAT's evolution into a young-women-led, collective organization.
President
Nayanatara Ranganathan is a researcher and advocate working at the intersection of technology, digital rights and gender justice. She is a Fellow at the Internet Democracy Project and Point of View. Through her work on internet governance, surveillance and digital policy, she brings deep expertise on the social and political dimensions of technology, helping guide FAT's vision of feminist technology and collective leadership.
Member
Pradeep Esteves is Director at Context India and a development practitioner with nearly four decades of experience in grassroots development, organizational change, and social innovation. His expertise in institution building and organizational development supports FAT's journey as a growing collective.