Resources

Sakhi for South Asian Women exists to end violence against women. We unite survivors, communities, and institutions to eradicate domestic violence as we work together to create strong and healthy communities. Sakhi uses an integrated approach that combines support and empowerment through service delivery, community engagement, media advocacy, and policy initiatives.

SADHANA IS A COALITION OF HINDUS WORLDWIDE WANTING TO ASSERT A PROGRESSIVE HINDU VOICE INTO THE PUBLIC DISCOURSE OF OUR TIMES. SADHANA IS A MECHANISM AND A PLATFORM FOR PROGRESSIVE HINDUS TO SPEAK UP AND ACT FOR PROGRESSIVE SOCIAL VALUES AND SOCIAL JUSTICE.

The Rajkumari cultural Center (RCC) is a community organization that works to rejuvenate Indo-Caribbean cultural and artistic life and to restore and self-esteem to this new American community. The Center preserves, teaches and presents the arts and culture of Indo- Caribbean communities from Guyana, Trinidad, and Suriname living in the New York metropolitan and Tri- state area.

SisterSong is building a movement for Reproductive Justice. They mobilize women of color around our lived experiences by: bringing women of color together, encouraging our collective sustainability through mentoring and self-help, providing a framework that resonates with our lived experience, organizing and mobilizing to affect change.

The Caribbean Equality Project is a non-profit, volunteerism-driven community organization based in the borough of Queens, NY, and is committed to strengthening the voices of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer people of Caribbean descent and origin.

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The Indo-Caribbean Studies Association (ICSA) exists to promote scholarship and publications on the history and culture of people of Indian origin in the Caribbean, and their cross-cultural relationships with other communities in the region. The Association fosters a spirit of communication, debate and collaboration among scholars

Chutney Ink: Living Evolution of Culture will bring Indo-Caribbean voices, old and new from Guyana, Trinidad, Suriname, Jamaica and the Diaspora (USA, Canada and England) to the forefront; voices expressing personal journeys of understanding our history and identity as well as struggles that plague us in our new homelands - racism, sexism, and marginalization.