Bio
Renjini Rajagopalan is a human rights lawyer and policy researcher working at the intersection of gender, welfare, law, labour, and artificial intelligence. She began her career as a LAMP Fellow, serving as a legislative aide to Members of the Indian Parliament, and has since worked with government agencies, legislators, international organizations, and nonprofits.
As a part of the FemFirst Research Observatory program, she examines indigenous data sovereignty and the protection of community digital commons from extractive data practices. She is also a Reshaping Work Fellow for 2026-27, researching the legal and regulatory implications of AI for marginalized workers, including gig and platform workers, migrants, women, and data annotators. She holds a B.A LL.B (Hons.) from NUALS, India and an LL.M. in International Human Rights from the London School of Economics, UK. (she/her)