Jensy Johny holds a Masters in Law from Campus Law Centre, Faculty of Law, New Delhi, and Bachelors in Economics and Psychology from St Xavier’s College. She is interested in aspects of strategy and policy analysis, domestic and foreign, party politics, voting behaviour in South Asia and Europe, the intersectionality of media, culture and technology as well as how jurisprudence plays into it. She is aiming to make sense of the contemporary world through the lens of morality and ethics. She is currently part of the CHALLINEQ project under the supervision of Dr Nicolas Gravel, which aims to understand inequalities in India, and its changes over a period of 15 years through various socioeconomic factors