Aadarshini Vijesh
Washington ,DC
Summary
Sophomore at the Elliott School of International Affairs with a focus on Women and Gender Studies. Passionate about addressing humanitarian crises and the political implications of sexual violence in conflict zones. Dedicated to developing gender-responsive policies that support recovery efforts in conflict-affected areas. Aiming to contribute to global policy through informed analysis and advocacy.
Overview
3
3
Languages
1
1
year of professional experience
Work History
Podcast Host
The GW Hatchet
Washington, DC
09.2025 - Current
- Developed engaging podcast content by researching and analyzing cultural narratives and their societal impacts.
- Led discussions on political and social topics, fostering an informed student audience.
- Critically examined media narratives to understand their effect on public perception.
- Simplified complex issues into accessible discussions, increasing community involvement.
- Facilitated dialogues on cultural and political issues, honing communication and analytical skills.
Intern
WRGW District Radio
Washington, District of Columbia
01.2026 - 05.2026
- Analyzed media narratives that shape public understanding of power dynamics and social issues.
- Developed narrative-analysis skills through examination of cultural discourse's impact on political behavior.
- Simplified complex concepts into engaging discussions, boosting community participation and understanding.
- Facilitated discussions on contemporary cultural and political topics to enhance communication skills.
Education
Bachelor of Arts - International Affairs
The George Washington University
Washington, DC07-2026
Skills
- Cross-cultural Communication
- Podcast Production
- Research and Analysis
- Content development
- Audience engagement
- Narrative analysis
- Audience research
- Communication strategies
- Cultural awareness
- Social commentary
Languages
Malayalam
Native/ Bilingual
French
Limited
Tamil
Limited
Timeline
Intern
WRGW District Radio
01.2026 - 05.2026
Podcast Host
The GW Hatchet
09.2025 - Current
Bachelor of Arts - International Affairs
The George Washington University