This Was Supposed to Be an Event
Checklist Banners across the stage. Lamp for inauguration. Booths for artisan products. Guest list. Catering. […]
A Third-Generation Glimpse into Indian Identity
When I first made the decision to come to India for a year, specifically rural […]
On Distance and Engagement: A Reflection from an American Fellow in India
**The following piece reflects solely the views and perspectives of the Fellow and does not […]
Enabling Spaces and Holding Space for Young People
“I used to believe that being poor and being a girl was my mistake. After […]
Unveiling Deep Societal Issues through the Unusual Names of Girls in Rajasthan
In life, an individual’s name transcends mere labelling; it emerges as an integral aspect of […]
What’s in a Language? (Part II)
Like 24% of children in the United States, I grew up in a bilingual household […]
The Reverse Indian Diaspora: Indian Americans Going Back to the Motherland
For as long as I can remember, I have been caught between two identities. The […]
A Single White Football: How a Community Photography Workshop Encouraged the Emergence of Self and the Ownership of Narratives
In Transit Tales: A Guide for Creating Participatory Photography Projects with Migrants and Refugees, the author recounts […]
Best of Both Worlds: My Journey to the AIF Clinton Fellowship
As a child, I watched Khabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham every night. I memorized Hrithrik Roshan’s […]
Religion and Belonging
Working with an Adivasi (tribal) organization, I’ve taken for granted that someone could count herself […]
