Koushumi, the Co-founder and Director of the Intersex Children's Foundation of India, is a devoted advocate for the rights and well-being of intersex children. As a mother of an intersex child, her personal journey inspired the co-founding of the foundation, with a vision to establish a supportive and inclusive environment specifically tailored to the needs of intersex children. Motivated by her experience as a parent of an intersex child, Koushumi is deeply committed to creating awareness and fostering understanding about Intersex Variations in the context of childhood. Through the foundation, she aims to provide resources and support for families navigating similar journeys, emphasizing the importance of empathy, education, and advocacy for intersex children. In her capacity as the Director, Koushumi actively engages with various stakeholders, including medical professionals, government officials, and the broader community, to promote the rights of intersex children. Her focus is on creating a platform where the unique voices and needs of intersex children and their families are heard, respected, and supported. With over two decades of experience in the corporate world, Koushumi brings a wealth of organizational and leadership skills to her role. Her extensive professional background equips her with a strategic mindset and a nuanced understanding of navigating complex issues, which she channels toward advancing the foundation's mission. With a heart dedicated to inclusivity, Koushumi works towards building a future where intersex children can thrive without fear of discrimination or misunderstanding. Together with the foundation, she is committed to making a lasting impact on the lives of intersex children and their families in India.

Dr. Jayeeta Basu, the Co-founder and Director of the Intersex Children's Foundation of India, is a distinguished academician and a dedicated advocate for the rights and well-being of intersex children in India. With over 13 years of experience in academia, Dr. Basu holds the position of Associate Professor at the Department of Sociology at Maharani Kasiswari College in Kolkata. Her expertise lies in the field of Sociology of Gender, where she has contributed significantly to the understanding of social dynamics related to gender identity, roles, and norms. Dr. Basu's commitment to advancing knowledge in her field is reflected in her active membership in esteemed organizations such as the Indian Sociological Society and the International Sociological Association. These affiliations demonstrate her engagement with the global sociological community, showcasing her dedication to staying informed about the latest developments and contributing to the discourse on gender issues on an international scale. In addition to her academic pursuits, Dr. Basu's role at the Intersex Children’s Foundation of India underscores her commitment to social justice. Through her work with the foundation, she strives to create a more inclusive and accepting society for intersex individuals, challenging societal norms and advocating for policy changes that protect their rights and dignity. Dr. Basu's multifaceted contributions, spanning academia and activism, highlight her as a thought leader in the field of Sociology of Gender and a compassionate advocate for the rights of intersex individuals in India. Her work exemplifies a holistic approach that combines academic research with practical initiatives, making a positive impact on both the academic community and society at large.

Rahul Karmakar is a seasoned advocate with a thriving practice in the esteemed Calcutta High Court. Holding the crucial role of Treasurer at the Intersex Children's Foundation of India, he brings a wealth of legal expertise and a deep commitment to promoting the rights and well-being of intersex individuals. As Treasurer, Mr. Karmakar plays a pivotal role in managing the financial aspects of the foundation, ensuring transparency, accountability, and responsible stewardship of resources. His legal expertise, financial acumen and ethical approach contribute to the foundation's credibility and sustainability, enabling it to effectively pursue its mission. As a key member of the Intersex Children's Foundation of India, he plays a crucial role in advancing the foundation's mission and contributing to the broader cause of inclusivity and equality for intersex individuals in the legal realm and beyond. Beyond his legal practice, Mr. Karmakar's involvement with the foundation underscores his dedication to social causes. By taking on a leadership role, he actively contributes to the foundation's efforts in creating a more inclusive and supportive environment for intersex children in India. His commitment extends beyond legal advocacy, showcasing a holistic approach to addressing the unique challenges faced by the intersex community. In addition to his role as Treasurer, Mr. Karmakar's passion for social justice is evident in his collaboration with the foundation's initiatives. His legal expertise is a valuable asset in navigating the legal landscape to advocate for policy changes that protect the rights and dignity of intersex individuals.

Raman has over 17 years' experience in policy formulation and advocacy. He has worked extensively in the areas of HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis, Rights of Transgender People, Senior Citizens, and Children. For more than a decade, he led the campaign that led to enactment of HIV/AIDS bill in 2017. In his past stints he has worked with International Union against Tuberculosis and Lung Diseases, SAATHII, The Humsafar Trust, Kailash Satyarthi Children's Foundation, Tata Trust, WHO, UNAIDS and Lawyers Collective. Raman's relationship with marginalized communities, various government departments and media channels will be invaluable in his role in the Intersex Childrens' Foundation of India.

Neeraja Sajan, Director of Engagement and Policy Formulation at the Intersex Children's Foundation of India, is a passionate advocate and ally for the Intersex community. Hailing from Kerala, India, Neeraja's journey into Intersex rights began in 2014 during post-graduate studies, sparking a dedicated focus on Community Building and Social Action for Intersex Persons across the nation. As a Fulbright Fellow, Sociologist, and Researcher, Neeraja brings a wealth of knowledge to her role, with a primary emphasis on Intersex studies. Her research interests encompass inclusive healthcare practices, law and health, intersectionalities of identity, post-colonialism, transnational knowledge creation from an Intersex perspective. Through extensive field-informed research, she has delved into the nuanced issues and rights of Intersex Persons, yielding impactful findings. Notably, Neeraja's research has been used to author various guidelines on Intersex Person’s Rights for Healthcare, Legal, Policy, Media Professionals, and the General Public. These guidelines, born from rigorous research, serve as a vital resource for awareness building and advocacy within Intersex and Queer Communities in India. Neeraja has also reviewed "Intersex Children and Their Rights: Guidelines for Families, Educational and Childcare Institutions and Legal and Healthcare Professionals" in collaboration with Centre for Child and Law, National Law School of India University and Solidarity Foundation. Committed to creating safe spaces for Intersex Persons and their families, Neeraja actively raises awareness about Intersex Variations and fosters community connectivity. Her role extends beyond the foundation, as she engages with diverse stakeholders in society to champion rights of both intersex and queer communities in India and internationally. With a keen focus on fostering understanding and inclusivity, Neeraja Sajan stands as a beacon of support for Intersex children, their parents, medical professionals, government officials, and the academic and education institutions. Her dedication and expertise contribute significantly to the foundation's mission, ensuring a brighter and more inclusive future for Intersex individuals in India.