To Speak A Song

Trainings & Musings by Sasha W.

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About Me

Born and raised in the suburbs of L.A., this Southern Californian ended up in the Midwest, with a pit stop in Philadelphia. I grew up as a 2nd gen queer Sri Lankan, surrounded by the often unnamed identity politics and crises of diaspora.

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Welcome to my musings. I'm often thinking, plotting, or writing about: South Asian Americans, Asian Americans, racial justice, diaspora, queerness, anti-blackness, coalition building, movement and organizing.

Workshops & Trainings

Here's a brief sampling of workshops and trainings that I can offer. I’m always happy to customize, based on your needs and my experiences. Just let me know what you’re envisioning! You can email me at tospeakasong@gmail.com.

Contact Me

Please get in touch!

To contact me about facilitating a workshop, running a training, or speaking at your event, please email tospeakasong@gmail.com.

Current Projects / Organizing

It’s important to know the context that I bring to my training and consulting work. These are the organizations and projects that I currently work, organize, and grow with, as well as my specific roles in each.

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Recent Blog Posts

Towards a “Selfish Solidarity”: Building Deep Investment in the Movement for Black Lives
“You Don’t Look Sick”: Performing Sickness & Navigating Medicine in a Brown Body
“I am Nikki Haley”: When White Supremacy Looks Like Us
On “Selfish Solidarity”
Organizing South Asians: Framing the Assault of Sureshbhai Patel

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Sasha W.

Educator | Trainer | Consultant | Writer

tospeakasong@gmail.com

Header image is from the 7th South Asian Seattle Film Festival, hosted by Tasveer (www.tasveer.org).

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