Akriti
Goel.
Writer + Educator
I write at the intersection of literature and lived experience — exploring puberty, self-love, and the quietly radical act of telling your own story.
I’m Akriti Goel.
I’m a writer, educator, and mental health advocate who believes that words, when held with care, can become sites of healing. I explore themes of puberty, self-love, connection, and resilience through storytelling and creative programs.
Akriti
I am a writer and educator who runs a self-expression community for children, called Sunday Loaf, and this summer we are taking our community online. I have studied Journalism at The University of Technology, Sydney, and Early Childhood Education and Care at the Asian College of Teachers.
I am currently pursuing a Postgraduate degree in Child, Adolescent and Family Well-being (UK) A script and screenwriter (Hostages, Toussaint Louverture, Chota Bheem, Shiva, Lil Singham, Twinkle Sharma 0007). My work has appeared on OTTs such as Hotstar, Nickelodeon, Zee, Amazon and more. I have worked in publishing and radio in Australia (Indian Link), in advertising, television, feature films, documentary films, and education in India.
Classes & Workshops
Small groups. Big feelings. Real stories.
A glimpse of our moments
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Kind Words
Stories and reflections from the students, educators, and communities I’ve had the joy of working with.
Akriti's in-school workshop was a revelation for our students. She created a safe, joyful space where teenagers could explore their emotions through poetry — something we struggle to achieve in traditional classrooms.
Sarah Mitchell
School Principal · DPS International, Delhi
The Dream Loaf zine gave my daughter a voice she didn't know she had. Watching her contribute her writing and see it in print was one of the most meaningful moments of her adolescence.
Priya Sharma
Parent & Workshop Attendee · Mumbai
We've collaborated with many educators, but Akriti brings something rare — a genuine understanding of how storytelling intersects with mental health. Her Postcard Poetry Party was transformative for our community.
Rohan Mehta
NGO Program Director · Youth Voices India
I came to one of her workshops during a really difficult time, and I left feeling seen. The way she holds space for vulnerability while keeping things playful and light is a true gift.
Ananya Krishnan
College Student · Miranda House, Delhi
Akriti's puberty literacy sessions are the most thoughtful I've seen. She addresses sensitive topics with warmth, humor, and zero judgment — exactly what young people need.
Ms. Deepa Nair
Counsellor · Kendriya Vidyalaya
Akriti's in-school workshop was a revelation for our students. She created a safe, joyful space where teenagers could explore their emotions through poetry — something we struggle to achieve in traditional classrooms.
Sarah Mitchell
School Principal · DPS International, Delhi
The Dream Loaf zine gave my daughter a voice she didn't know she had. Watching her contribute her writing and see it in print was one of the most meaningful moments of her adolescence.
Priya Sharma
Parent & Workshop Attendee · Mumbai
We've collaborated with many educators, but Akriti brings something rare — a genuine understanding of how storytelling intersects with mental health. Her Postcard Poetry Party was transformative for our community.
Rohan Mehta
NGO Program Director · Youth Voices India
I came to one of her workshops during a really difficult time, and I left feeling seen. The way she holds space for vulnerability while keeping things playful and light is a true gift.
Ananya Krishnan
College Student · Miranda House, Delhi
Akriti's puberty literacy sessions are the most thoughtful I've seen. She addresses sensitive topics with warmth, humor, and zero judgment — exactly what young people need.
Ms. Deepa Nair
Counsellor · Kendriya Vidyalaya
Akriti's in-school workshop was a revelation for our students. She created a safe, joyful space where teenagers could explore their emotions through poetry — something we struggle to achieve in traditional classrooms.
Sarah Mitchell
School Principal · DPS International, Delhi
The Dream Loaf zine gave my daughter a voice she didn't know she had. Watching her contribute her writing and see it in print was one of the most meaningful moments of her adolescence.
Priya Sharma
Parent & Workshop Attendee · Mumbai
We've collaborated with many educators, but Akriti brings something rare — a genuine understanding of how storytelling intersects with mental health. Her Postcard Poetry Party was transformative for our community.
Rohan Mehta
NGO Program Director · Youth Voices India
I came to one of her workshops during a really difficult time, and I left feeling seen. The way she holds space for vulnerability while keeping things playful and light is a true gift.
Ananya Krishnan
College Student · Miranda House, Delhi
Akriti's puberty literacy sessions are the most thoughtful I've seen. She addresses sensitive topics with warmth, humor, and zero judgment — exactly what young people need.
Ms. Deepa Nair
Counsellor · Kendriya Vidyalaya
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