Hamsini Ravi is a Mumbai-based communications specialist with over 12 years of experience helping donors and nonprofits articulate their impact. Her work spans messaging, communications, grant writing, prospect research, and creating and curating knowledge. Hamsini is also a trained journalist and has explored themes of gender, public health, and workplace culture in publications like The Hindu, The Swaddle, and HuffPost India.
Passionate about storytelling for social change, she has worked across thematic areas including public health, child rights, mental health, education and gender equity. Hamsini holds master’s degrees in Development Studies from the University of Sussex, and Mass Communication from Symbiosis Institute of Media and Communication. She was awarded a Dutch Ministry Fellowship in 2017.
Outside work, she enjoys cooking, books, podcasts, nature, and volunteering for nonprofits.
I deeply believe the impact sector needs the most committed, compassionate, and capable people. Issues like poverty and gender inequality hold people back from living their best lives, and I’m dedicated to finding solutions that create real change. I bring resourcefulness and a strategic mindset to help Black Fox Global clients maximize their impact. My love for storytelling started early — I once dreamed of being a writer, and that passion for the written word still fuels my work today.
I’m always exploring — whether through books, podcasts, fitness, food, or travel. Some of my favorite adventures have taken me to Rajasthan, Coorg, the Maldives, the Czech Republic, and Egypt.
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