Stories About Home: A Writing Workshop Series
Join us for a three-session writing workshop series exploring stories about home. RSVP Here! Led by writer and teacher Ashwak
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Join us for a three-session writing workshop series exploring stories about home. RSVP Here! Led by writer and teacher Ashwak
Continue readingStories About Home: A Writing Workshop Series
The 47th Asian American International Film Festival (AAIFF), known as the “First Home of Asian American Cinema,” will take place August 1-11 in NYC. Organized by Asian CineVision, AAIFF is the first and longest-running festival dedicated to showcasing the moving image work by media artists of Asian descent for and about the Asian diaspora experience. This year, SAWCC is proud to be one of the festival’s Community Partners! … Continue reading47th Asian American International Film Festival Presents, ‘Wakhri and ‘Queen of my Dreams”
Join A4 and SAWCC at Finback Brewery in Brooklyn for mingling, light bites, and a chance to learn about our artist programs!
Asian American Arts Alliance (A4) and South Asian Womxn’s Creative Collective (SAWCC) invite you to a summer social! Meet other artists and creatives, enjoy refreshments, network, and build community. … Continue readingA4 & SAWCC SUMMER SOCIAL!
Thursday, June 6, 7pm
Join us for an event with author Nina Sharma in conversation with Cathy Linh Che on Nina’s new book, The Way You Make Me Feel, a hilarious and moving memoir in essays about love and allyship, told through one Asian and Black interracial relationship.
Yu & Me Bookstore
44 Mulberry Street
New York, NY 10013
FREE; no RSVP, just show up! … Continue readingNina Sharma’s The Way You Make Me Feel | In conversation with Cathy Linh Che
Join us with the Desi American Woman Network (DAWN) for a special screening of the documentary film COMPLEXion at the Lincoln Center, followed by a panel discussion exploring the complex issue of colorism within the South Asian community, with former Miss America Nina Davuluri, clinical psychologist Dr. Jyosthna Bhat, and DAWN founder and executive director Beena Mannan. Tuesday, June 4, 6pm
… Continue readingShades of Identity: Colorism in the South Asian Community | Screening and Discussion
SAWCC and Still/Moving present an evening of movement, both physical and spiritual, and by any means auditory: spoken word by Amani Saeed, dance by Barkha Dance Company, and music by Roshni Samlal, followed with a set by DJ Anjali Rose.
Thursday, May 23, 7pm
Ki Smith Gallery
170 Forsyth Street
New York, NY 10002
Tickets: Sliding scale $15-25, in advance or at the door … Continue readingA Night of Spoken Word, Dance, and Music