Raksha Muthukumar is a Brooklyn-based educator & activist, working at the intersection of technology, labor, and sexuality.

Raksha was a founding member & spokesperson for the Google union, before she left the world of big tech to start her own media + education company. Raksha is a community organizer and educator, and she is most passionate about topics such as the the democratization of technology and the tech industry, decriminalization of sex work, and grassroots power-building and solidarity between all persons for our collective liberation.

Raksha has spoken at Stanford, Rotterdam School of Management, and The Rosa-Luxemburg Foundation. Her writing can be found in Mashable, PBS, and Them Magazine. She offers consultation services for organizations wishing to improve diversity + equity practices, and has provided contracted services for American Repertory Theater at Harvard, the Ruby on Rails Conference, and Queer in AI, in advisory capacities.

In 2023, Business Insider named Raksha as one of the top 18 tech activists to look out for.

Raksha is currently available for collaboration with organizations of all sizes at sliding-scale rates.

Published Writing

Public Speaking + Workshops