Oral History Interview with Rangoli
Anish, Deepshikha and Satvika are co-founders of Rangoli, an LGBTQ+ South Asian group based in Pittsburgh, and editors of Mirrors, an LGBTQ+ South Asian anthology. They describe their personal histories individually followed by a discussion on how their involvement with Mirrors and Rangoli.


Andolan Photograph
An office warming party to celebrate their new space. Andolan went from meeting in Nahar's kitchen to sharing an office space with DRUM (whose co-founder had also won the Union Square Award that same year). They started writing grants and fundraising, and in 2003, were able to secure our own office space in Jackson Heights--a place for workers to feel at home, to meet, to organize.
Andolan Photograph
An office warming party to celebrate their new space. Andolan went from meeting in Nahar's kitchen to sharing an office space with DRUM (whose co-founder had also won the Union Square Award that same year). They started writing grants and fundraising, and in 2003, were able to secure our own office space in Jackson Heights--a place for workers to feel at home, to meet, to organize.
Andolan Photograph
An office warming party to celebrate their new space. Andolan went from meeting in Nahar's kitchen to sharing an office space with DRUM (whose co-founder had also won the Union Square Award that same year). They started writing grants and fundraising, and in 2003, were able to secure our own office space in Jackson Heights--a place for workers to feel at home, to meet, to organize.
Andolan Photograph
An office warming party to celebrate their new space. Andolan went from meeting in Nahar's kitchen to sharing an office space with DRUM (whose co-founder had also won the Union Square Award that same year). They started writing grants and fundraising, and in 2003, were able to secure our own office space in Jackson Heights--a place for workers to feel at home, to meet, to organize.
Andolan Photograph
An office warming party to celebrate their new space. Andolan went from meeting in Nahar's kitchen to sharing an office space with DRUM (whose co-founder had also won the Union Square Award that same year). They started writing grants and fundraising, and in 2003, were able to secure our own office space in Jackson Heights--a place for workers to feel at home, to meet, to organize.
Andolan Photograph
An office warming party to celebrate their new space. Andolan went from meeting in Nahar's kitchen to sharing an office space with DRUM (whose co-founder had also won the Union Square Award that same year). They started writing grants and fundraising, and in 2003, were able to secure our own office space in Jackson Heights--a place for workers to feel at home, to meet, to organize.
Andolan Photograph
An office warming party to celebrate their new space. Andolan went from meeting in Nahar's kitchen to sharing an office space with DRUM (whose co-founder had also won the Union Square Award that same year). They started writing grants and fundraising, and in 2003, were able to secure our own office space in Jackson Heights--a place for workers to feel at home, to meet, to organize.
Andolan Photograph
An office warming party to celebrate their new space. Andolan went from meeting in Nahar's kitchen to sharing an office space with DRUM (whose co-founder had also won the Union Square Award that same year). They started writing grants and fundraising, and in 2003, were able to secure our own office space in Jackson Heights--a place for workers to feel at home, to meet, to organize.
Andolan Photograph
An office warming party to celebrate their new space. Andolan went from meeting in Nahar's kitchen to sharing an office space with DRUM (whose co-founder had also won the Union Square Award that same year). They started writing grants and fundraising, and in 2003, were able to secure our own office space in Jackson Heights--a place for workers to feel at home, to meet, to organize.
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