No. 1 Immigrant Daughter
Sayu Bhojwani, Christie George, Marzena ZukowskaPeriodic 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 | 155 | Subscribers | Read | no1immigrantdaughter.substack.com |
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Holidays and Protests: Floor, not Ceiling
The college kid was home for the weekend, a welcome convergence with Diwali. Our whirlwind of activity included seeing Pyaari Azaadi’s show Talking About a Revolution’ at the Pen and Brush gallery. The show is a tribute to massive cunt ener...
Creative Practice & Belonging
Here’s more in No.1’s new series, Creative Practice & Belonging. We’re excited to dive into the creative journeys of fellow No.1 followers!
What use is our resistance?
On this two-year anniversary of a horrific, live streamed genocide, I am thinking of Omar el Akkad’s One Day, Everyone Will Have Always Been Against This. I read this mind-blowing memoir over the summer and it put into words the disillusion...
Notes from the Motherland
If smoke and haze had a child, they’d create the aroma that greets you when you land in New Delhi. “The smell of India,” I heard an Indian woman with a British accent say before she went to the first-time visitors’ line. Go figure.
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Authors
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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.
I’m a writer, producer and investor who likes doing creative projects, collecting card decks, and tracking basketball memes. I also advise foundations on impact investing and narrative change.
Organiser & narrative practitioner based in the UK. Co-founder of POMOC. Co-editor of Liberation Stories: Building Narrative Power for 21st Century Social Movements.
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