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Digital Kinship
Disabled and or/chronically ill South Asian Americans on finding community.
Curator: Nureena Faruqi
Artwork: Lohitha Kethu
Disabled and or/chronically ill South Asian Americans on finding community.
Curator: Nureena Faruqi
Artwork: Lohitha Kethu
South Asians in the Big Easy (And Beyond)
Stories of South Asian Americans finding home in New Orleans and Southern Louisiana.
Curator: Pooja Prazid
Artwork: Angeli Earley
Stories of South Asian Americans finding home in New Orleans and Southern Louisiana.
Curator: Pooja Prazid
Artwork: Angeli Earley
Echoes of Home: Placemaking by and for Bhutanese Refugees in the Midwest
The stories of eight Bhutanese refugees creating community and a sense of belonging in Central Ohio.
Curator: Rojika Sharma
Artwork: Bikash Rai
The stories of eight Bhutanese refugees creating community and a sense of belonging in Central Ohio.
Curator: Rojika Sharma
Artwork: Bikash Rai
The Philadelphia Malayali Story: Decades in the Making
The stories of seven Malayali immigrants who arrived in the Philadelphia area between the 1960s and the early 2000s.
Curator: Sherry Thomas
Artwork: Shannon Thomas and Sherin George-Eapen
The stories of seven Malayali immigrants who arrived in the Philadelphia area between the 1960s and the early 2000s.
Curator: Sherry Thomas
Artwork: Shannon Thomas and Sherin George-Eapen
The Instrument that Measures Culture
The diversity of experiences within the Northeast Philadelphia Malayali community.
Curator: Alyssa Siji
Artwork: Hannah Thomas
The diversity of experiences within the Northeast Philadelphia Malayali community.
Curator: Alyssa Siji
Artwork: Hannah Thomas
Heart of a Hero
Showcasing the stories of healthcare workers during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Curator: Roshni Shah
Artwork: Meghna Banker
Showcasing the stories of healthcare workers during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Curator: Roshni Shah
Artwork: Meghna Banker
Still Standing
Stories of first-generation South Asian-owned small businesses across New York City.
Curator: Sanjana Nigam
Artwork: Bhumika Mukherjee
Stories of first-generation South Asian-owned small businesses across New York City.
Curator: Sanjana Nigam
Artwork: Bhumika Mukherjee
Leading Communities of Care
Bangladeshi women-led mutual aid efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Curator: Joymala Hajra
Artwork: Jabin Ahmed
Bangladeshi women-led mutual aid efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Curator: Joymala Hajra
Artwork: Jabin Ahmed
Being Nepali
Stories of people who have been marginalized within Nepali spaces.
Curator: Luna Ranjit
Artwork: Untamed Anatomy
Stories of people who have been marginalized within Nepali spaces.
Curator: Luna Ranjit
Artwork: Untamed Anatomy
Unabashed and Unbroken
Telling the stories of Afghan women in their own perspectives.
Curator: Zainab Mohsini
Artwork: Zainab Ahmadi
Telling the stories of Afghan women in their own perspectives.
Curator: Zainab Mohsini
Artwork: Zainab Ahmadi
Memories We Carry
Migration experiences of Zoroastrian South Asians in the United States.
Curator: Sharmeen Mehri
Artwork: Leea & Zara Contractor
Migration experiences of Zoroastrian South Asians in the United States.
Curator: Sharmeen Mehri
Artwork: Leea & Zara Contractor
Solidarity Forever
Stories of South Asian workers who have engaged with labor organizing in the United States.
Curator: Sandhya Jha
Artwork: madhvi trivedi-pathak
Transcripts: Nash Micabani
Stories of South Asian workers who have engaged with labor organizing in the United States.
Curator: Sandhya Jha
Artwork: madhvi trivedi-pathak
Transcripts: Nash Micabani
We Deh Yah, Still
Representations of identity, culture, and experiences of Indo-Jamaicans in South Florida.
Curator: Michael A. Henry
Artwork: Amanda Williams
Representations of identity, culture, and experiences of Indo-Jamaicans in South Florida.
Curator: Michael A. Henry
Artwork: Amanda Williams
Tamil Feminist Liberation
The multigenerational legacy of Ilankai Tamil feminist dissent.
Curator: Kartik Amarnath
Artwork: Maya McCoy
The multigenerational legacy of Ilankai Tamil feminist dissent.
Curator: Kartik Amarnath
Artwork: Maya McCoy
Excerpts from an Epidemic
The impacts of HIV and AIDS within the South Asian American community.
Curator: Nikhil D. Patil
Artwork: Kavya Tiwari
The impacts of HIV and AIDS within the South Asian American community.
Curator: Nikhil D. Patil
Artwork: Kavya Tiwari
Moving Memories
Experiences of Bangladeshi queer migrants in the U.S.
Curators: Efadul Huq & Rasel Ahmed
Artwork: Dipankar singha & Ata Mojlish
Experiences of Bangladeshi queer migrants in the U.S.
Curators: Efadul Huq & Rasel Ahmed
Artwork: Dipankar singha & Ata Mojlish
Queer Brown Feelings
An archive of South Asian American queer and trans stories.
Curator: Mustafa Saifuddin
Artwork: Hanifa Hameed
An archive of South Asian American queer and trans stories.
Curator: Mustafa Saifuddin
Artwork: Hanifa Hameed
The Things We Carried
Stories and materials of Guyanese immigrants in the New York metro area.
Curator: Gaiutra Bahadur
Stories and materials of Guyanese immigrants in the New York metro area.
Curator: Gaiutra Bahadur
An Altar to Dalit Honor
Uncovering the stories of Dalit people – specifically Dalit women – in the U.S.
Curator: Dhanya Addanki
Artwork: Mon M.
Uncovering the stories of Dalit people – specifically Dalit women – in the U.S.
Curator: Dhanya Addanki
Artwork: Mon M.
The Problem: A 5-part Series
On February 19, 1923, the U.S. Supreme Court decided unanimously to bar South Asians from becoming American citizens. This series explores what led up to the 1923 decision, its impact on the community then, and its continued ramifications today.
On February 19, 1923, the U.S. Supreme Court decided unanimously to bar South Asians from becoming American citizens. This series explores what led up to the 1923 decision, its impact on the community then, and its continued ramifications today.
