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Nirmala Rajasingam's Arrest in The Island Newspaper
This article published in The Island, a newspaper distributed nationwide in Sri Lanka, covers the arrest and trial of Nirmala Rajasingam, who along with several others was charged with harboring suspected secessionist guerillas who attacked a police station in northern Sri Lanka, killing several people.

"Inside the whirlwind: in the wake of the tsunami, progressive Sri Lankans question the politics of aid."
Diaspora Flow is profiled by Colorlines Magazine for organizing tsunami relief fundraising events with the intention of providing equitable aid amid ethnic violence in Sri Lanka due to civil war.

Samar Magazine Article Profiling Diaspora Flow
Diaspora Flow is profiled in this article, and is a topic of discussion during the Archival Creators Fellowship interview, articulating the duo's political activism through artistic expression.

CNN Coverage of City Council Member Sumi Kailasapathy
CNN profile of Ann Arbor City Council Members in article titled "Take a knee protests go from the sidelines to City Council chambers", including Sumi Kailasapathy, taking a knee during National Anthem in support of NFL protests against police brutality. Sumi Kailasapathy represented the 1st Ward on the City Council of Ann Arbor.

New York Times Coverage of City Council Member Sumi Kailasapathy
New York Times Coverage of City Council Member Sumi Kailasapathy: "Taking a Knee at Ann Arbor City Council, Far From N.F.L. Spotlight"

Contract Terminations of Parkmerced Employees, Lead to Picket Lines
When janitorial workers were fired at a prominent condo complex in San Francisco in April 2015, Emmanuel Eric was quoted in an article in the Golden Gate Express as a board member of the union representing them, stating, “(Preferred Building Services) are not feeling our pain,” Eric said. “They see a dollar sign.

San Francisco Residential Service Workers Ratify New Contract with Building Owners
In 2009, residential employees negotiated a new contract that preserved their healthcare among other benefits.

"Far Away, So Close"
Article in the Los Angeles Times which covers ArtWallah, an annual festival of South Asian American art, entitled "Far Away, So Close". The article interviews a number of attendees and performers, including Vijai Nathan and Anuvab Pal, and is dated June 26, 2003.

"ArtWallah Tells Story of South Asian Diaspora"
Article in AsianWeek which covers ArtWallah, an annual festival of South Asian American art, entitled "ArtWallah Tells Story of South Asian Diaspora". The article profiles the work of a number of participants, including Vijai Nathan, Aradhana Seth, and Ravi Kapoor, and is dated July 3, 2003.

"Activism and Art Thrive at ArtWallah"
Article in the India Post which covers ArtWallah, an annual festival of South Asian American art, entitled "Activism and Art Thrive at ArtWallah". The article profiles the work of a number of participants, including Vijai Nathan, Arundhati Roy, and Chee Malabar, and is dated July 11, 2003.

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