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Past Events

One Community Many Voices

We explored the incredible linguistic and cultural diversity across South Asia, and asked the question, what actually unites us despite all these differences? The answer we kept coming back to was resilience. From language movements to lived experience, this session was about naming that strength out loud, together.

Empowering and Engaging Our Elders in Therapy

A Chai Circle exploring what ageing really means, and how we can truly engage and empower our elders within the therapy space. We looked at perspectives on growing older, and what it takes to move beyond box ticking and into genuine connection and respect for our elders' voices and experiences.

Rocky Aur Rani Ki Prem Kahani Screening. A South Asian SALT hosted event.

Inheriting 1947

In collaboration with Cardamom Consulting, The Partition Memorial Trust and Dishoom at City, University of London, we explored how Partition is remembered and passed down: the Hindi-Urdu divide, the body as a language of its own, the Cycle of Selective Silence (Uttamchandani, 2011), and why oral testimonies matter for safeguarding memory and identity.

From Partition to Practice: Rethinking Equitable Multilingual Care for South Asian Families

This webinar explored how the legacy of Partition, migration and colonial language hierarchies still shape communication and care in South Asian families today. We looked at why language carries so much emotion, how colonial beliefs about English and home languages still show up in practice, why bilingualism is often misunderstood, and what culturally rooted care can look like — with a case study opening up conversations around assumptions and identity.

Rocky Aur Rani Ki Prem Kahani Screening

Through this film screening, we explored differences in communication styles across generations and relationships, alternative and augmentative communication (AAC) to support connection when words are no longer available, and how family members can better support loved ones through these shifts.