Sasha Dalabajan (b. 1996) is a development communicator based in the Philippines. Informed by her academic training in social scientific inquiry, her storytelling aims to uncover how material conditions shape quotidian events that produce history. 

She is employed full-time as a Senior Campaigner for a sustainable think tank.

Previously, Sasha has worked on projects that advocate for peacebuilding, food sovereignty and climate justice, participatory governance, women’s economic empowerment, and indigenous peoples’ rights. Her essays have appeared in Rappler and the Points of Contact anthology.

She was a YSEALI academic fellow at East-West Center at the University of Hawai’i Mānoa and has finished her undergraduate degree in social sciences (major in social anthropology) from the University of the Philippines Baguio.