ABOUT ME

Maansi Srivastava is a documentary photographer focusing on community, heritage, gentrification, and trauma. She is a senior at the George Washington University, studying photojournalism and criminal justice. She is also the current photo editing intern at AARP. After graduating in May, she will be starting a summer photo internship with the Washington Post.

Maansi's work has appeared in AARP, Rolling Stone, StopMotion DC, the Women Photojournalists of Washington's Annual Juried Exhibition, GW Today, and the GW Hatchet. Her work has been awarded by College Photographer of the Year and the Curious Society. She has also made two photo-based zines: The Place We Call Home and Roots Hanging From the Banyan Tree, which will be available to order this summer.

CONTACT:
maansi.srivastava@gmail.com, or msrivastava@gwu.edu
201.388.1015
instagram.com/maansi.photo