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Srishti Prabha

Reporter · US

Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Latest publication
Sep 11, 2026
Outlet visibility, for KALW
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Jul 31, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 11, 2026 · Srishti Prabha

    25 years later, what 9/11 means for Bay Area South Asians (opens the original)

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    Ragini Kaur was twelve years old when her Punjabi Sikh family moved from Thailand to Hayward, just one month before the towers fell. "I dove right into the post-9/11 America," said Kaur. Weeks later, a Sikh man in Arizona, Balbir Singh Sodhi, became one of the first people killed in an anti-Muslim hate crime after September 11th. He was targeted for his pagg — the Sikh headwrap — and his beard. Kaur's family, like many Sikh families across the country, were on edge. "What's going to happen next

  2. Article · Jul 31, 2026 · Srishti Prabha

    One of the only organizations in the country serving trans South Asians could close this week (opens the original)

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    Anjali Rimi has spent eight years building Parivar Bay Area. It's one of the country's only Kinnar and Hijra-serving organizations — terms used across South Asia for trans and third-gender communities. Most of its clients are immigrants and asylees from the South Asian diaspora. Now, she says, it could all disappear today. "Our public funding has not been awarded back to us, despite quantifiable and qualitative results and deliverables met for two fiscal years now," Rimi said. "And therefore our

  3. Article · Jul 31, 2026 · Srishti Prabha

    Parivar—The Only South Asian Trans Organization In The Country Could Close This Week (opens the original)

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    Reporter Srishti Prabha first produced this story for KALW. Anjali Rimi has spent eight years building Parivar Bay Area. It’s one of the country’s only Kinnar and Hijra-serving organizations — terms used across South Asia for trans and third-gender communities. Most of its clients are immigrants and asylees from the South Asian diaspora. Now, she says, it could all disappear today “Our public funding has not been awarded back to us, despite quantifiable and qualitative results and deliverables m

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