Pratishtha Singh is a public health researcher from India with over five years of research experience. She is currently a PhD candidate at the University of New South Wales, where her thesis examines gendered violence and safety among women and gender-diverse people, with a particular focus on India. She also works as a Research Associate at The George Institute for Global Health, where her work focuses on injury prevention. Her research interests lie at the intersection of gender, mobility, health, and structural inequities, with past work covering reproductive health, gender-based violence, and health systems research. She is an Emerging Voices for Global Health (2024) Fellow.

"Health is shaped by how safely people can move in their cities. By qualitatively examining the lived experiences of homelessness in Delhi, this research highlights the links between mobility, injury and violence risk, and urban health inequities."