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...

One afternoon, my son came home and told me, ”My friends and I put our hands together and they said I was different. ” I told this...

Rather than adhere to beauty standards not made for us, I wanted to create something that actually celebrates our own features and heritage.

Is mental health talked about in your family, or is it swept under the rug? The Desi Condition is a mental health podcast that seeks to...

The Woke Desi strives to make space for others to have their identity and experiences talked about because there’s no one way to be “brown"

"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...

This list will be updated weekly Being a Desi woman in the humanities can be daunting. Within the sea of whiteness that characterises...

Get Up Aisha is a short-form digital series that focuses on Aisha Rehman after she becomes diagnosed with chronic depression.

Before Galentines was memorialised in pop-culture by iconoclast and generally iconic lady, Leslie Knope, there was nine-year-old me who,...

Loudmouth Ladkis is a popular desi diasporic podcast hosted by Saniya Soni and Sapna Ramappa. Launched in 2019 after a shared desire to...

Dedicated to a younger me. When did we, as collective members of the global sisterhood, come together and decide to strategically...

The Kalaakriti series aims to highlight the stories of different artists with South Asian backgrounds. In today’s installation, check out...

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.

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

Sophia Saeed discusses her interaction with colourism and how this has led to her completing her final year dissertation on the subject.

Ria Verma analyses the Skin Bleaching epidemic that has taken its grip over South Asia for decades and it showing no sign of slowing down.