
Periodic dispatch from Sayu Bhojwani on immigrant daughters reaching our highest ambitions and deepest joys
| Platform | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly | |
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| Issues | 177 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 8 days ago |
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I returned from Greece sun-kissed and buzzing with creativity. Happiness is the best natural medicine: 10/10 recommend.
While there, I finalized this piece on the role of nonprofits in belonging.
Being fully “away” was impossible thanks t...
Greetings from Thessaloniki!
I’m here for a writing retreat, but so far, in between beach walks, ocean swims, and Pilates classes, it’s been hard to write.
Years ago, maybe even a year ago, I would have judged myself for that. But now, wr...
Over twenty two years ago, my life changed in ways I couldn’t have imagined. The attacks of September 11 shaped the trajectory of my life and so many others – sparking grief and loss, inspiring activism, and showing us a face of America we...
On any given day, especially in the busy months of Spring, I find myself choosing constantly – what to eat, which event to attend, whether to write or respond to email, what jacket to wear for days that start cold and end warm, whether to r...
April has been long and abundant, so much so that this is my first Substack for the month! Did you notice? Perhaps not, since you may have been preoccupied with an on-again, off-again war; revelations that men are indeed in need of an inter...
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Sayu activates change among immigrants and women of color, by nurturing bold spaces and amplifying stories that push us to pursue our highest ambitions and deepest joys.
Home Girls Unite is a community interest company uniquely supporting eldest, parentified, and immigrant daughters. We aim to provide safe spaces where the eldest daughters can be seen, heard, and understood.
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