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Ah, marriage. It’s either something you grew up dreaming about (specifically the wedding), dreading the day that you’re expected to do it or somewhere in between. This episode we invited Nirvana, feminist writer and digital activist, for a candid conversation to reflect on the following questions: a) In Nepali society, what is the view on marriage, b) what are the expectations of marriage, and c) personal experience navigating these expectations. Grab your cup of chiya, coffee or water and press play.
Guest Speaker:
The F Project Nepal (IG: @thefproject.nepal)
Nirvana Vibes (IG: @nirvanavibes.ktm)
Take a look at the clothes you are wearing right now or consumer products you are using today - who made them? How many times have you worn them? And why should we care? Join Sabrina Singh and Haushala Gurung Thapa for a conversation that is both fun and deep, touching on why fashion is worth talking about, what sustainability means, and how sustaining practices already exist in many Nepali cultures. We also talk about mental health, the implications of sustainable fashion on Nepal’s development, and so much more. And stay tuned for Sweta Shrestha's take on our conversation at the very end.
Haushala Gurung Thapa is an educator by profession. She runs a school dedicated to marginalized children in Godavari and is the co-founder and creative head of Haushala Creatives, a cooperative supporting women and youth from marginalized communities. She is also the Country Coordinator for Fashion Revolution, a global network of designers, educators ,students and activists working towards human and environmental justice related to fashion.
Let us know your thoughts at [email protected] or by finding us on Facebook and Instagram.
Welcome to the Suna Sangini Podcast!
Sangini Bhet is a free, community-led by Nepali women with a vision to create shared narratives and publish Nepali feminist perspectives on issues that matter. Sangini signifies our shared identity and Bhet signifies our coming-together in a collective.
Our community began by realizing Nepali women today have opportunities, stories, and life experiences that are unprecedented in diversity and scale. In areas of education, career, family, transnational travel, marriage, and partnership our lives are unlike anything that women of previous generations had. Yet, issues that matter to us remain unexplored and undocumented publicly, leaving a need for smart feminist perspectives and leadership for the next generation.
Our mission is to:
(A) Bring together Nepali- and women-identifying individuals in intimate gatherings ('bhet') to reflect on a specific issue once a month, and
(b) Publish thought pieces that capture our shared narratives every month.
Email us at [email protected] to attend our in-person and virtual 'bhets' or to start your own 'bhet' in your city!
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