Lubna Ismailee is a lawyer and social impact professional with experience across law, policy, education, and advocacy. She has worked on child rights, gender justice, and disability, inclusion, combining legal expertise with grassroots activism to drive meaningful change. She has worked with organizations such as National Commission for Protection of child Rights (NCPCR), Young Leaders for Active Citizenship (YLAC), and Teach for India. She uses
storytelling and dialogue to shape conversations around equity and justice. Lubna thrives in multidisciplinary spaces, where legal frameworks intersect with education, governance, and technology. She has a "learn by doing" mindset, believing that real-world
experiences often offer the most profound insights. Whether through legal research, policy advocacy, or classroom teaching, she approaches challenges with curiosity and creativity. A natural conversationalist and storyteller, Lubna builds connections that foster collaboration and innovation. She is deeply committed to being a catalyst for change, championing causes that amplify marginalized voices. She is also an avid reader, writer, movie enthusiast, and passionate traveler who secretly holds board meetings with cats and dogs—her most trusted advisors!