Satrang 2013 Annual Gala Program
Program for Satrang's 16th annual gala in 2013, including a schedule of events, information about the board and planning committee, and a bio for Ghalib Shiraz Dhalla. Displayed as part of the Thinking to the Future panel of the online exhibit Satrang at 25: Queer South Asian Diaspora(s) in Context.

Photo from ONE Archives "Archival Intimacies" Launch Event, 2022
Photo from launch event of the Archival Intimacies project created by ONE Archives, which presented exhibits detailing the history of Satrang and other South Asian LGBTQ organizations. The exhibit ran from March 3 to May 29, 2022.

Interviews with Anil Mohin and Rashmi Choksey
Dr. Anil Mohin recounts the story of placing an ad in Frontiers magazine, a biweekly free publication that catered to Southern California gay communities. He hoped to find a husband. Instead, he got a call from Mushtaq, a founding member of Satrang, who had seen his ad, recognized a fellow South Asian, and invited him to their next scheduled event.

Interviews with Ghalib Shiraz Dhalla and Sanjay Chhugani
In 2002, Los Angeles-based writer and Satrang member Ghalib Shiraz Dhalla released his first book, Ode to Lata, which drew from his own experience as an Kenyan-Indian immigrant to the US, his relationship to the community formed at Satrang, and as a response to what he had not found in similar literature. The protagonist, Ali, is a banker by day and denizen of Los Angeles’ clubs by night.