Updates

“I grew up seeing domestic violence in my community and am a survivor myself. Sakhi changed my life, and I wanted to bring the work to my Indo-Caribbean community so that more women like me could be transformed.”

Working in a remote setting has been a battle between recharging our energies and settling into new boundaries. As a Read more…

Working in a remote setting has been a battle between recharging our energies and settling into new boundaries. As a Read more…

Working in a remote setting has been a battle between recharging our energies and settling into new boundaries. As a Read more…

Working in a remote setting has been a battle between recharging our energies and settling into new boundaries. As a Read more…

Working in a remote setting has been a battle between recharging our energies and settling into new boundaries. As a Read more…

“What male feminism needs to be is a proactive, outraged, intentional movement of men not afraid to stand up vocally and relentlessly for equality between the sexes, and to listen closely and carefully to the experiences of the women in their lives, and in the public domain.” – Sushant S. Mukherjee, Male Feminist & Sakhi Supporter

We thank our supporters, host committee members, donors, and stakeholders in helping us actualize Sakhi’s mission. Whether you joined Sakhi in-person, or in-spirit, we are grateful for your commitment to ending violence against women. We cannot do this work without you, our community.

“I believe that passion does not limit itself to a workspace and that I can impact change both inside and outside the office. I love what I do, and I do not set limits for myself. I work to make an impact and create positive changes both within grassroots movements and at higher policy levels.”

“I grew up seeing domestic violence in my community and am a survivor myself. Sakhi changed my life, and I wanted to bring the work to my Indo-Caribbean community so that more women like me could be transformed.”