Many South Asian communities share an ability to survive and thrive despite mental health struggles related to experiences of migration, discrimination, oppression, and isolation.
Celebrate these acts of resilience with an afternoon of dance, community-led conversations, film shorts and resources.
This program is produced in partnership with Asian Counseling and Referral Service, India Association of Western Washington, Socially Conscious Artists Foundation, Tasveer, and Trikone Northwest.
Cost: Included with museum admission / Free for MOHAI members
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