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WOTW: Tarleen Bajwa
Woman of the week Tarleen Bajwa As the eldest child of three, my parents were more strict with me growing up. I was the child that had to be rebellious or have my voice heard Read more
Woman of the week Tarleen Bajwa As the eldest child of three, my parents were more strict with me growing up. I was the child that had to be rebellious or have my voice heard Read more
Woman of the week: Hima Rai I grew up in a strict household. I wasn’t allowed to have friends or participate in after school programs because I am a girl. I understood the need my Read more
On Thursday July 20th, we hosted a discussion on Dating in the South Asian Culture, which was open to everyone to attend. The purpose of this event was to begin having conversations about dating when Read more
Woman of the week Zahra Moosajee When my parents told my aunts I had gotten into my Masters program, they asked “Why? Hasn’t she studied enough?” They wanted me to settle down and get married. Read more
Woman of the week: Poonam and Priyanka Shah Gender stereotypes are very much still alive today, especially in India. A woman is supposed to be loving, caring, cooking, dutiful and ambitious enough to have a Read more
Woman of the week Amal Clooney Amal Clooney is a Lebanese- British barrister at Doughty Street Chambers, who is specialized in International law and human rights. This woman is a role model for feminists worldwide. Read more
Welcome to Laadliyan! Stay up to date on what’s been going on in our organization for the month of June! Image by @ZHKDesigns on Instagram. This Month’s Top News Biji & Me This month, Read more
Woman of the week Nehal Mehra South Asian females are expected to maintain a meek, damsel in distress sort of position. God forbid if they have a voice – they would be classified as the Read more
Woman of the week Neha Modgil Growing up in a South-Asian family wasn’t easy; it had its ups and downs, especially when it came to the things that I could and could not do. At Read more
Our Biji & Me program aims to reduce social isolation faced by senior South Asian women and reduce the intergenerational gap between South Asian females.Through this program, senior and young South Asian females take part Read more