Trapped in Legal Limbo

Trapped in Legal Limbo

AWARD WINNING STORY - How Anjali Got Her Son Back

AWARD WINNING STORY - How Priya Won A Second Chance At Her American Dream:

AWARD WINNING STORY - How Priya Won A Second Chance At Her American Dream:

A story of transnational abandonment & child custody

AWARD WINNING STORY - How Priya Won A Second Chance At Her American Dream:

AWARD WINNING STORY - How Priya Won A Second Chance At Her American Dream:

AWARD WINNING STORY - How Priya Won A Second Chance At Her American Dream:

A story of transnational abandonment

Why Riya Didn’t Find A Safe Space From Intergenerational Violence

AWARD WINNING STORY - How Priya Won A Second Chance At Her American Dream:

Why Riya Didn’t Find A Safe Space From Intergenerational Violence

Children are not just witnesses but are also victims of domestic violence

Beaten But Not Broken

My Daughter Was Kidnapped And I Did Not See Her For 22 Years

Why Riya Didn’t Find A Safe Space From Intergenerational Violence

A story of survival in a marriage where her husband and inlaws subjected Tanya to abuse.

My Daughter Was Kidnapped And I Did Not See Her For 22 Years

My Daughter Was Kidnapped And I Did Not See Her For 22 Years

My Daughter Was Kidnapped And I Did Not See Her For 22 Years

A mother reunites with her kidnapped daughter, but their bond is irrevocably broken.

The Desi Dost Project

The Pathway to Parity Project

South Asian women in U.S. face a new form of abuse through abandonment

South Asian women in U.S. face a new form of abuse through abandonment

The Pathway to Project seeks to lift South Asian domestic violence survivors out of legal limbo by making more survivors aware of their options and how to navigate existing law.

South Asian women in U.S. face a new form of abuse through abandonment

South Asian women in U.S. face a new form of abuse through abandonment

South Asian women in U.S. face a new form of abuse through abandonment

As domestic violence spiked among women of color and minorities during the pandemic, a new form of violence against women — transnational abandonment — began to manifest in South Asian immigrant communities.

Why Men are Angry and Women Abused

South Asian women in U.S. face a new form of abuse through abandonment

Why Men are Angry and Women Abused

COVID lockdowns have forced vulnerable women into dangerous proximity with abusive partners.