Sraavya Swaminathan(She/Her) is a passionate justice advocate with a powerful blend of legal insight, storytelling ability, and lived experience. A national-level moot court competitor, seasoned debater, and skilled writer, she brings both academic rigor and deep personal conviction to her work. Sraavya has experienced gender bias firsthand and channels that truth into powerful narratives, research, and advocacy that uplift marginalized voices. At The Narrative Project, she contributes her talents in writing, public speaking, and collaborative organizing to help drive forward systemic change and narrative reclamation.

Cay Schubert (They/Them), Narrative Justive Volunteer

Cay (they/them) is a trauma-informed therapist and Narrative Project volunteer who brings deep compassion, evidence-based clinical expertise, and a belief in people’s innate resourcefulness. With training in CBT, CPT, and Internal Family Systems, Cay supports our mission by co-facilitating healing story circles and building trust with community members navigating trauma, transitions, and identity. Their practice centers connection, clarity, and empowerment—always leaving the storyteller in the driver’s seat of their own healing.