Center for South Asia@Stanford. Queer opinionator, mom, stand-up comic, Zumba instructor. Settler academic on unceded Muwekma Ohlone land. She/her. Opinions own
🎙️On the #SASSpod: @lalindia talks to @amilliff@StanfordSAPARC , about the choices people make when faced with state or community violence, what it means to be a political scientist, and the excellent community of South Asia scholars at Stanford: https://t.co/K0nPypY1w4
The Dutch hve a peculiar position in India's hist. They were nt colonisers n yet they were in a position of influence, leaving behind cultural traces that r almost forgotten. Wrote abt the ignored Dutch archives that hold the key to understanding kerala.
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🎙️On the #SASSpod:
@lalindia talks to @feyaadallie about his PhD research on political representation and identity, facial recognition and voting, and post-PhD life.
➡️Listen to the episode: https://t.co/WaquGMV1f6
🗣@docstockk: 'Lesbians will always exist but we’re in a crisis in which young lesbians don't want to be associated with the word'. @project_lesbian
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Love has won over hate as Seattle has become the first in the nation to ban caste discrimination. We have braved rape threats, death threats, disinformation, and bigotry. Thank you to the 200 organizations who stood with us! Thank you to the 30 caste oppressed civil rights organization who spoke truth to power! Thank you all who called in and thank you @SeattleCouncil for standing on the right side of history! We are United as a south Asian American community in our commitment to heal from caste. First Seattle now the nation! #jaibhim #jaisavitri!!!
🎙️ NEW! On the #SASSpod: @lalindia talks to @halimakazem about the Afghanistan Oral History Project at @HooverArchives, and her work training journalists in Afghanistan. Listen now: https://t.co/0RRbLnnllU
New! On the #SASSpod: @lalindia talks to Moogdho Mim Mahzab, postdoctoral scholar at @stanfordwoods, about his work on improving brick kilns and lead acid batteries operations in #Bangladesh and the challenges of developmental economy. Listen: https://t.co/srnM7q8PcQ
Register (in comments) for this in-person only event on January 19th at noon. Nishant Batsha in conversation with Roanne Kantor about his book Mother Ocean, Father Nation. Cosponsored by @StanfordGlobal
🎙️On the #SASSpod: @lalindia talks to @stanfordpress South Asia in Motion series editors Thomas Blom Hansen and Dylan Kyung-lim White about the history of the Press, the motivation behind the series, and what makes a great book proposal. Listen: https://t.co/0uH0U1pMik
🎙️New! On the #SASSpod: @lalindia talks to @anuradhabhasin_ about her role as Executive Editor of the Kashmir Times, the challenges facing the media in Kashmir, and her time at #Stanford as a @JSKstanford Journalism Fellow. Listen: https://t.co/y5EjtEoaqh