Srishti Chatterjee is a first-year PhD student in Rhetoric, Media, and Publics. Their research looks into the rhetorics of visual data in social justice movements, particularly looking at public perceptions of political discourse (re)produced through images, design, and data visualisation/s. Prior to academia, Srishti has been an awarded community organiser, helping build public movements widely in India and Australia to safeguard the rights of victim-survivors of racial and gendered violence particularly impacted by border violence. Srishti has a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Sociology and Communications from the University of Melbourne, and was a policy adviser for Foreign Affairs and LGBTQIA+ Justice for the Australian Senate. They are available to chat about all kinds of graphs, policy, and protests — drop an email or grab a coffee!