Sneha is a design researcher with expertise in participatory design. Her work brings together people with diverse perspectives – lived experience, practice, policy, and research – to collaboratively explore complex social and systemic issues around health, wellbeing, and care.
The key ethos underpinning Sneha’s research is about enabling genuine participation from people with diverse lived experiences across all stages of co-design. Her research portfolio spans a range of topics and contexts – a number of these addressing trauma, stigma and inequalities in health and care, with a nuanced exploration of intersectionality, plurality and agonism in participatory design.
Research interests: Genuine Participation; Intersectionality; Diversity; Lived Experience; Social Justice; Plurality; Agonistic Participatory Design
