Clarissa Say is a Malaysian storyteller, researcher, and collective-care practitioner. An award-winning investigative documentary producer (Peabody nominee; SOPA, Kajai, WAN-IFRA awards), her work helped pass Malaysia's first anti-grooming legislation and established a national bullying prevention week in schools. She holds an MSc in Global Mental Health (King's College London / LSHTM, Chevening Scholar), where her research examined how collective structures protect workers' mental health. She builds care infrastructure for journalists and civil society workers, facilitates grief circles and community practices, and hosts Third World Therapy, a podcast on liberation psychology from Southeast Asia.