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Preventing Anti-Asian Prejudice
April 2022 -
Manjusha Kulkarni, who cofounded Stop AAPI Hate two years ago, was included in Time magazine’s 2021 list of 100 Most Influential People.
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Winner Gives It All
December 2021 -
Shree Saini is the first Indian-American to be crowned Miss World America.
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Professor of Prose and Poetry
November 2021 -
An interview with Aruni Kashyap, assistant professor of English at the University of Georgia, Athens, is a gifted writer and translator of India’s regional literature.
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No Ordinary Reporter
October 2021 -
Freelance journalist Sonam Vashi, an Atlanta native, is passionate about justice and making a difference in the lives of ordinary people who face extraordinary challenges.
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Master of the Game
September 2021 -
Meet The Grandest Master of Chess: Twelve-year-old Abhimanyu Mishra from New Jersey broke a 19- year record to become the world’s youngest Grand Master.
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Savior of the Insolvent
June 2021 -
Rohan Pavuluri of Upsolve: An innovator who is on Time magazine’s list has made bankruptcy filing easier for low-income families.
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Celebrating Asian Writing in English
April 2021 -
Kitaab Celebrates Asian Writing: An interview with Kitaab’s Singapore-based publisher, who promotes Asian writing in English.
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Doctor of Resilience
March 2021 -
Dr. Sofia Khan Iqbal, an Atlanta native, is Chief of Emergency Medicine Emory Decatur and Hillandale Hospital. Nothing in all her years of medical training and practice had prepared her for the horrors of the coronavirus pandemic. While the ongoing vaccination assures an eventual return to some version of normalcy, she remains vigilant and approaches the daily task of caring for patients with grit and gratitude. She shares her experiences, and shows how we can all make a difference.
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Desi Author and Advocate
February 2021 -
Jenny Bhatt, an engineer by training and a writer by choice, is the dynamic host of the Desi Books podcast which invites authors to read from their work and facilitates a discussion on the art and craft of writing. Bhatt, whose debut story collection is titled Each of Us Killers, is a translator and reviewer as well.
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Orphanage to Ontario: A Chef’s Journey
January 2021 -
Chef Sash Simpson remembers sifting through garbage bins behind restaurants for sustenance in India. Rescued by an orphanage in Coimbatore, and eventually adopted by the Canadian founder of Families for Children, Simpson worked his way up the food chain to become the executive chef at a legendary high-end restaurant in Toronto. Sash, the restaurant Simpson opened in early 2020, got rave reviews. Even as he waits for the pandemic to end, he continues to work on his business and philanthropic goals.
