Putri (they/them/she) is an Indonesian interdisciplinary practitioner with a core expertise in the health sector. They are trained as a medical doctor and public health specialist. Putri’s work sits at the intersection of (global) health and broader social justice issues and struggles, including on Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) and Sex- and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV). They primarily use intersectional feminism and de/anticoloniality - as ethical guidance, day-to-day praxis, and knowledge framework.   Putri’s work weaves both health and social sciences, ncompassing multiple and often overlapping hats. Currently they are working under the umbrella term of independent consultant, combining technical expertise with lived experiences of navigating minoritized identities, mental health suffering, migration, and invisible disabilities. Their independent consultancy practices are rooted in the belief that consultants are first and foremost knowledge facilitators - and all knowledge facilitation work must be care-centred and aim for equity and liberation.