Dr. Madhulika Sahoo
She is an Anthropologist by training, currently working as Assistant Professor in Anthropology (Odisha Public Service Commission), Department of Anthropology and Director of Student Welfare and Placement at Kalahandi University, Government of Odisha, India. She has over 5 years of experience in development sectors and has worked on tribal development, gender and health, and forced migration issues in India and the United Kingdom.
She holds an MA in Refugee Studies from the University of East London. Her PhD. research was on the reproductive healthcare of displaced indigenous communities from protected areas in India. Her research interests include climate change adaptation, tribal development, forced migration and gender and health. She is the Editing Manager at Avoidable Death Network. And invited fellow SEED ECR Research Colloquium, Informal Urbanism Research Hub, University of Melbourne. She is also reviewer in different international journals. Recently she edited a book titled 'Ethnographic Research in the Social Sciences' Routledge Publisher. She is currently Principal Investigator on a DST project on Cyberbullying and its impact on mental health.