Enabling Indian Americans to become catalysts for meaningful change -

by creating awareness, interest, desire and action through -

• information • mobilization • logistics

Distinguished Speaker Series

Enabling conversations for meaningful and measurable change at an individual or wider level, primarily in India and the USA but further afield as possible, as a result of dialogue between different poits of view among Indians, Indian-Americans and Americans on life, culture, spirituality, business, the arts, etc.

Domestic violence awareness

Creating awareness of the issue of domestic violence in the Indian community and supporting organizations who are effectively addressing the issue.

Sister State Program

Facilitating state to state development partnerships creating exchanges of knowhow, technology, social services and business between India and the United States.

Indian Arts Program

Promoting the work of Indian artists and their influence in the global arts community

At universities, temples, community and alumni associations, professional groupings and service clubs, the Distinguished Speaker Series enables conversations for meaningful and measurable change at an individual or wider level, primarily in India and the USA but further afield as possible, as a result of dialogue between different points of view among Indians, Indian-Americans and Americans, on life, culture, spirituality, business, and the arts.

Distinguished Speaker Series Interview with Dr “Nat” Nataraj of Villanova University

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