DIDIHOOD ~ Welcome to our first newsletter

Welcome to Didihood and our very first newsletter! We're excited to have you here.

We've been sitting on the idea of Didihood for a few years now, and after finally going public in September 2017, the overwhelming love and support we received on social media and beyond has been amazing. THANK YOU. 

So, what is a Didi exactly? Well, as many of you may or may not know, the word Didi means sister, usually older sister in many South Asian languages. We want Didihood to be a space for South Asian women working in the media, art, and creative industries to connect, work together, and inspire the next generation of brown girls to follow their dreams.
Besides networking and building on our professional careers, we believe that Didihood can also act as a support system, allowing South Asian women across the country to build meaningful friendships.
 

Meet the Didis: 
Want to know more about the co-founders of Didihood? 

Arti 
Nikkjit 
Roohi  

Every month we want to share the best of our community. What we're reading and artists on our radar. But we also want to highlight the work didis are doing across the country in our Meet The Didi profiles. 

What we're reading: 

Nazuk Kochhar from The Fader writes about the Gucci cultural appropriation incident that everyone is talking about.

Sreemoyee Piu Kundu on the "bechari to bitch" journey of singledom in India. 

What we're listening to: 

We're loving the soulful vibes of British-Bangladeshi singer Joy Crookes.  Check out this song!

aaaand we can't forget Raja Kumari. This song has been on repeat for a few months now! 

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