Podcast Shares South Asian Women’s Diaspora Stories of Growing Up Around The World
Women who grew up in Africa, the Caribbean, Europe, Asia, the Middle East and beyond are sharing their fascinating stories about what it means to … Read more
Pavani Yalamanchili
South Asian Stories Talks To Olympian Raj Bhavsar About Life, Gymnastics & Transformation
The latest episode of the South Asian Stories podcast series features Olympic medalist, entrepreneur, artist, and public speaker Raj Bhavsar sharing his unique story of … Read more
Sharing South Asian American History: A Year of Collaboration With SAADA
In 2018, The Aerogram restarted its collaboration with the South Asian American Digital Archive (SAADA), which documents and shares the history of South Asian Americans. … Read more
A Q&A With Comics Creator Shebani Rao
Shebani Rao is an artist, writer, illustrator, and researcher who is almost always creating. She’s also a part of the wonderful team that makes The … Read more
‘Do We Belong?’ Shares Sunayana Dumala’s Story of Hate, Murder & Activism
In a short film from Capital K Pictures, Sunayana Dumala shares the story of hate and murder that took her husband Srinivas Kuchibhotla’s life last … Read more
Safwat Saleem Powerfully Combines Vintage Imagery, Sarcasm & Politics In ‘Concerned, but Powerless’
The latest art by Safwat Saleem, “Concerned, but Powerless,” responds to the current national and political climate with a series of visuals that combine retro-style … Read more
The Simpsons Responds To Kondabolu’s Problem With Apu — “Don’t Have a Cow”
Viewers of last night’s episode of The Simpsons noticed that the show’s writers responded to critics of Apu Nahasapeemapetilon, including one critic who made a film … Read more
Trailer: Breaking the Bee Explores A Desi Spelling Dynasty
One particular group of Americans has been dominating the Scripps National Spelling Bee, comprising 18 of the last 22 national winners, winning every year since … Read more
Artwallah LA Calls For South Asian Youth To Submit Artwork
Artwallah is a Los Angeles-based festival showcasing the South Asian experience through art. Founded in 1998 by artists and activists, the festival went on hiatus … Read more
South Asian Authors Nominated For Science-Fiction & Fantasy Writing Awards
This year’s Locus Awards ballot features the literary work of South Asian nominees across multiple award categories. The awards, inaugurated in 1971 by the monthly … Read more
