Minority
I watch my friendly four year old as she makes friends with kids in playgrounds, malls, restaurants –basically anywhere. She’s quick to call someone her friend ... click to continue ⇾
Articles by Ashima Suri
Qandeel’s Legacy
I felt an incredible amount of anger, guilt and shame over the recent ‘honour’ killing of Qandeel Baloch. I had just been following her for a week before she was ... click to continue ⇾
Summer Fun for the Family!
Summer is a great to get outdoors and enjoy all the amazing things the GTA has to offer. With festivals, happening weekly (many which are free), it is actually hard to pick ... click to continue ⇾
Are you employable? 3-step guide on making that first impression
In my 15+ years’ experience in the employment and recruiting industry, I saw firsthand what it took to become employable. And it was almost always the attitude of the ... click to continue ⇾
Discovering Your Passions: A road map to Happiness
It struck midnight on New Years Day and I knew what I needed to do. In an uncertain world, I needed some certainty. I needed to know where I was headed. So I picked up an ... click to continue ⇾
CHA & CHAI LAUNCH EVENT AND SHOW
In Partnership with the Mississauga Arts Council Cha & Chai was founded on the belief that strong communities can be built by supporting female leadership in the arts. ... click to continue ⇾
Angry Indian Goddesses
Angry Indian Goddesses (AIG), the title says it all. A young Indian woman’s bachelorette party brings all her girlfriends together for fun, secrets, banter, friendship, ... click to continue ⇾
He Named Me Malala
“There is a moment when you have to choose, whether to be silent or stand up.” – Malala Yousafzai Oscar winner director Davis Guggenheim is no stranger to making ... click to continue ⇾
Moving Through Shadows
I have daily battles with myself. It’s the battle between me and my shadow. My stubborn ego. My relentless, unnerving, out-of-whack ‘other’ self ... click to continue ⇾
Blinded by Abuse
Here is the thing. Words like abuse, trauma, hitting, bullying, emotional neglect and mental health are still pretty foreign words in the South Asian community. We only hear ... click to continue ⇾