Radha Kramer

Radha Kramer is the founder and director of the TE’A Project. In 2008, she founded Radha Productions with the mission of engaging interactive theatre and the performing arts in the service of peace building and conflict transformation.

Radha began her career in the arts with the NiteStar Program in NYC—a theatre-based HIV education and prevention program for urban youth—and served as NiteStar’s Assistant Artistic Director. She then joined the Peace Corps, where she continued her commitment to interactive theatre and HIV prevention as a Youth Development Volunteer in the Republic of Vanuatu. Upon returning to the U.S., Radha was awarded the Sargent Shriver Peaceworker Fellowship for graduate studies in public service.

Radha received her MS in Public Policy from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, and elected to continue her studies at George Mason University, where she earned a second MS degree in the field of Conflict Analysis and Resolution.

Before launching Radha Productions and The TE’A Project, Radha worked with Search for Common Ground in Washington DC as the Program Assistant for the US/Iran and the US/Syria programs.