Where Help Finds You: Saathi, IACS’s Companion in Crisis In “Feminism and the Abomination of Violence,” Jacqueline Rose writes that slavery is not only the loss of freedom, but “being […]
Saathi, IACS’s Companion in Crisis
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Willem’s History
The Quiet Work of Finding Peace: Willem’s History Willem was born on November 29, 1941, in Bogor (then part of the Dutch East Indies), eight days before the attack on […]
The Journey of a Mother
The Journey of a Mother After a harrowing year-long wait, Durga arrived in the US from India with a meagre 200 dollars. Her daughters needed their mother – the only […]
Finding Home in the Community
Finding Home in the Community The truth of being a part of a diaspora is best described in the words of the author Salman Rushdie, who writes — “sometimes we […]
IACS’s Approach to Crisis and Care
IACS’s Approach to Crisis and Care Like the phones of the other IACS staff, Tara’s phone can be found ringing every other minute. With tousled hair and a purposeful stride, […]
