Shriya Boppana

In 2021, Boppana founded Becoming A Voice, a resource creation center for gender and sex crime advocacy content.^[22][4] The organization holds sexual health education workshops in India and Nepal and provides resources and support to survivors of sex trafficking and sexual assault.^[4]

In April 2021, Boppana became a student speaker for TedXCMU and presented a TedX talk delving into media's role in perpetuating gender stereotypes and imbalance.^[23][16][1]

On 14 May 2021, Boppana was a featured student speaker thanking educators nationwide at Her Campus' 2021 graduation ceremony, Cheer to the Future.^[24][25][26]

In June 2021, Boppana was invited to host a panel on gender-based violence in media at the United Nations Foundation's Girl Up 2021 Leadership Summit.^[27]

Boppana served as a Global Youth Ambassador for She's The First in 2021.^[28][6][29]

As of October 2021, Boppana joined Indian child sexual assault prevention organization, Bachpan Save the Innocence, on the facilitation and design team.^[9] With the organization, Boppana has educated 3,200 individuals at approximately 60 orphanages, schools and colleges with 10 different programs detailing safe and unsafe touch, consent and puberty, digital safety, cybercrime, sexual abuse and trafficking as of February 2, 2022.^[30][9]

On December 5, 2023, Boppana made the Forbes 30 Under 30 list for the inaugural Austin edition as an activist and TV personality.^[3][31][32]

In October 2024, Boppana hosted a panel on girls' education rights at the United Nations Foundation's Girl Up 2024 Global Leadership Summit^[33] alongside Diana award winner, Muzhda Akbari,^[34] and STEM activist, Elisa Torres Durney.^[35][36]

On March 11, 2025, Carnegie Mellon University released its annual Tartans on the Rise list^[37] which recognized Boppana as an Anti-sex Trafficking Activist highlighting her as "fighting for Gender and Sexual Justice Around the World."^[38]

'Becoming A Voice with Shriya Boppana' produced by Global Television Networks first aired on the show Capital Forum^[39] on WDCA (locally known as "FOX 5 Plus") in 2021.^{[40][6][3][11][41]}

August 9, 2022, Boppana appears in The Wall Street Journal's 'Future View' Snapchat series episode on the pros and cons of the death penalty.^[42]

On 3 August 2021, Boppana was featured in an episode of WJLA (locally known as "ABC 7 News") 'Future Leaders of America.'^[10]

On 5 November 2024, Boppana made her TV9 debut covering the 2024 United States Presidential Election on TV9 Telugu in India and the TV9 USA YouTube Channel.^[43]