Whether you’re supporting aging parents, thinking about your own future, or looking for guidance as a senior, this conversation is for you.
Join us, bring your questions, and be part of a conversation that reflects our community’s realities.
What you’ll walk away with:
– How to navigate caregiving decisions within a cultural context
– Ways seniors can advocate for their own care and independence
– A clearer understanding of care options and support systems
– Practical resources to help families plan with more confidence
As our community grows older, the need for thoughtful, culturally aware caregiving is becoming more real for families—and for seniors themselves.
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This Chai & Chat will reframe the “career gap” and provide tactical first steps to re-enter work.
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Careers are not linear — especially for women.
In many South Asian families, women pause their careers for caregiving, relocation, immigration, burnout, or family needs. But returning to work isn’t just about updating a résumé — it’s about rebuilding confidence and negotiating identity.
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This conversation is for LGBTQIA+ individuals, parents, caregivers, and allies alike.
Let’s talk about what care really looks like.
Join us live for a powerful, resource-driven Chai & Chat on how South Asian families, and community leaders are building systems of care across generations.
🗓 Feb. 28, 2026
⏰ 11 a.m. P.T.
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This conversation is for LGBTQIA+ individuals, parents, caregivers, and allies alike.
Let’s talk about what care really looks like.
Before romance, there is care.
For many LGBTQIA+ South Asians, love begins with safety, belonging, and support—not Valentine’s Day. Join us live for a resource-driven Chai & Chat on how South Asian families, chosen families, and community leaders are building systems of care across generations.
✨ Our team will join journalists and media leaders from KQED, NPR, MedCity News, Radio Zindagi, Bolly 92.3 FM, Diya TV, & other outlets for a panel discussion on the legacy and future of community storytelling.
📅 Feb 7, 2026 | 2-4 PM
📍 MLK Jr. Library, SJSU (Room 213)
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Fear of immigration enforcement is reshaping daily life for Punjabi Sikh immigrants in California. Gurdwaras — long trusted spaces for worship, food, and care — are seeing fewer congregants as policies shift and uncertainty grows.
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SALA (South Asian Literature & Art Festival) is launching a transformative six-month mentorship program designed for prose and poetry writers developing work for SALA 2026. Under the guidance of acclaimed author & educator Dr. Nandita Dinesh, this cohort offers:
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Meet the expert: Geetha Narayanan works with both teens and adults, offering psychoanalysis psychotherapy when one is keen to dig deeper into the various factors impacting their emotional life.
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As a new year begins, many people want to feel better — calmer, clearer, more connected — without turning their lives upside down. This Chai & Chat offers a warm and culturally-relevant conversation about mental and emotional wellbeing framed around healing, awareness, and small shifts.
Why Zohran’s Mom Is A Legend
Filmmaker Mira Nair began telling South Asian diaspora stories through movies when few others were doing it.
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How are South Asians shaping the 2025 elections? What's changing in immigration policy? Find answers and insights on India Currents.
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Ask your questions live and be part of the conversation in real time. Bring your chai, bring your curiosity, and find yourself in their stories.
Nov 21, 3 pm PT - YouTube Live.
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☕ ✨ What does belonging mean when your story stretches across generations?
Join our Chai & Chat about exploring identity, home, and growing up brown with two voices: Neerja Raman — a scientist, researcher, and writer and Meher Jammi — a high schooler from Gilbert, Arizona, with roots in India.
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Bring your chai, bring your curiosity, and find yourself in their stories.
Nov 21, 3 pm PT - Instagram Live.
☕✨ What does belonging mean when your story stretches across generations?
Join our Chai & Chat about exploring identity, home, and growing up brown with two voices: Neerja Raman — a scientist, researcher, and writer, and Meher Jammi — a high schooler from Gilbert, Arizona, with roots in India.
From Diwali and immigration to family and faith — our top stories this month dive into what shapes our community today.
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Two generations, two journeys — to talk about growing up brown, finding identity, and redefining home.
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Different decades. Same question. “How do I belong?”
In this Chai & Chat, we bring together two voices: Neerja Raman — a scientist, researcher, and writer, driven to dancing in the rain versus sheltering in safety & Meher Jammi — a high schooler from Arizona, with roots in Andhra Pradesh in India.
