Tanishreet Kaur is a 17-year-old student leader, researcher, and youth advocate from Punjab, India, currently pursuing Class 12. Her work centers on youth leadership and social impact, with a strong focus on turning awareness and ideas into meaningful action. She serves as District Interact Secretary for Interact District 3070, working with Interact Clubs across Punjab, Jammu & Himachal Pradesh to strengthen youth participation in community service and civic initiatives. She is also the Founder & Chairperson of a youth-led social-impact organisation focused on helping young people turn their skills and ideas into projects that address community and social challenges. Her experience combines research and advocacy with hands-on work in youth and public affairs. She has contributed to ESRAG South Asia’s ECHO Magazine, conducted research on human rights and civil society regulation, and worked with youth-focused organisations on policy, outreach, and global affairs. As a Climate & Nature Ambassador with Climate Cardinals × The Nature Conservancy, she creates research-backed climate content and works to make climate knowledge more accessible across communities and languages. She has also led student initiatives, facilitated workshops on sustainability and civic education, and represented young people on national and international platforms, earning recognition for her work in diplomacy, debate, leadership, and public engagement. Across these experiences, Tanishreet has developed a multidisciplinary perspective that brings together research, leadership, advocacy, and community action.