Two Billion Beats, opening 5 February, is a captivating play about what it means to grow up as a South Asian teenage girl in a world...

The Gnarly x Nikita Gill event was transformative and (not to be dramatic) life changing. The crowd grew hushed as the lights dimmed down

"No one is going to love you until you love yourself" is a toxic and damaging narrative to all women, but especially to South Asian...

Self-care entered our vocabulary around 2016 and prompted an evolution, almost a rebellion, from neoliberal work values. From quaint...

I'm Andrea, a Sri Lankan-Canadian, and I met my fiancé, a Caucasian man, on Tinder. Though my family is Sri Lankan, I was born and raised...

First, second, and even third-generation south Asian immigrant women often find themselves balancing their two worlds. A western world,...

Jas Kaur, also known as Fit Kaur, is a personal trainer and podcaster, and founded the popular support group Brown Girls Rising.

An excerpt with an interview with Shana Abraham, author of RISE.

Kangana Ranaut, our queen, is an unapologetically stubborn, fierce and opinionated woman who was born in a small town called Bhambla. Her...

Aleesa Nazeer discusses the roots of Intersectional Feminism and the need for its existence in the South Asian community.

Aashka Piprottar is a recent graduate working in financial services who is passionate about promoting financial empowerment for desi womxn.

Welcome to our new monthly series where each month we will introduce you to an iconic South Asian feminist from history.