Relax with a masala chai and let the rhythm of words immerse you to a night of poetic mehfil draped in tasty fabrics and resham. Leading poets will take the mic and transport you to a night of lyrical encounters inspired by Bangla artists and culture.
The BBC Radio 4 journalist and broadcaster delves into her own fascinating family history and the lives of her grandparents to tell the story of the birth of Pakistan, giving compelling insights into Empires, colonial rule, and the partition of India.
LJMU Diversity and Inclusion Team are proud to announce the inaugural launch of Moongate Mix North. In collaboration with Moongate Mix, we will be hosting their very first salon session in the Northwest, with a session titled, Exploring Asian Identity in the Northwest UK: Representation and Creative Communities
Kick off Bangla Week with a fun-filled day of arts, crafts, and live music! This family-friendly event features activities for all ages!
Discover more about Turnpike Lane and South Asian Heritage with Deborah Hedgecock (Curator of Bruce Castle Museum). This will be a guided walk with Deborah in and around Turnpike Lane, looking at places, personal stories and events as we explore our local South Asian Heritage and community history. (This walk complements a brief introduction to the […]
“Free to Be Me”: A Panel Discussion to Celebrate South Asian Heritage Month in Islington. Come join us at Islington Town Hall with the Mayor of Islington, Cllr Anjna Khurana for an engaging panel discussion to celebrate South Asian Heritage Month! The theme of South Asian Heritage Month this year is ‘Free to be Me’ and the panel discussion will […]
Join us for an inspiring and transformative journey at the Impact Workshop for Emerging South Asian Leaders, a special virtual event presented by Illumine Earth in collaboration with South Asians for Sustainability. This workshop is aligned with South Asian Heritage Month 2024, celebrating the empowering theme: ‘Free to be me’. Designed for young leaders aged […]
Select students from University of the Art London have work in display in a poster exhibition to celebrate this years theme of South Asian Heritage month ‘Free To Be Me’ at the London College of Communcations’ Typo Cafe. Individual descriptions of each person work and their artist statement can be found on the UAL Arts […]
Pride Circle UK is hosting its first webinar this month! We’re so excited for you to join us for an insightful webinar on “Belonging at Work: Strategies for LGBTQ+ South Asian Inclusion” on 18th July 2024 at 11 am BST. This session will delve into the unique challenges and experiences faced by South Asian LGBTQ+ individuals in the UK […]
Jameela Jamil talks mental health, body image, identity and navigating rage.
The first of the Trust’s projects is the South Asian Heritage Month (SAHM), which first took place in 2020 and runs from the 18th of July to the 17th of August each year.
SAHM seeks to commemorate, mark and celebrate South Asian cultures, histories, and communities.
It seeks to understand the diverse heritage and cultures that continue to link the UK with South Asia.
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