The South Asian Bar Association of Michigan (SABA) is a dedicated organization of South Asian attorneys practicing in Michigan. The association provides a vital link between South Asian attorneys while promoting development through networking, advocacy, and mentoring. SABA seeks to strengthen the rapidly growing legal community with a recognized and trusted forum for professional growth and
Key2Finesse is a student-run non-profit organization that started in 2015 with the mission to create leaders for tomorrow. Even in a fast-paced, technology-driven world, there is a multitude of obstacles in the way of children’s growth and their future. Many are faced with hunger, poverty, unsatisfactory education, and Key2Finesse wanted to change this. They have
The Detroit Royals’ start to the 2017 season was not great — we needed more energy. We had great players, but still, something was missing; we needed a spark. That’s when our most memorable game came: the Royals were down 8 wickets, with merely 50 runs on the board and finally managed to score over 120
In December of 2018, when Savita Monroe (co-owner of Perfect Brow Threading Spa and Wellness) and Rachna Chandra (owner of Taj Cottage) met at a restaurant, little did they know that their seemingly never-ending lunch would actually turn out to be the beginning of their journey of empowering women of the community. They reached out
Detroit Education Society is an Oakland County-based charitable organization founded in 2013. It was formed by professionals of Indian origin as a means of giving back to the country that had provided them so much. The organization comprises doctors, engineers and scientists who value education, and believe that education is the best gift to provide
The Uttar Pradesh Association of Detroit (UPAD) came into existence 24 years ago in 1995 with the mission to unite people from Uttar Pradesh, to preserve India’s cultures and traditions, and pass them on to the next generation. Over the years, the organization has grown to become one of the most prominent Indian associations in
The Michigan Association of Physicians of Indian Heritage (MAPI) was founded in 1976 by a small group of physicians of Indian origin to support the state’s international medical graduates of Indian origin. Over the years, MAPI has grown to be over 2,300 physicians strong. MAPI focuses primarily on issues surrounding practice of medicine by its
SCENE Association Spotlight on GLAC: The Great Lakes Aradhana Committee, also known as GLAC Michigan, was founded with the intention of promoting and preserving the valued arts from India in our Great Lakes region. An idea that was founded in 1987 has now grown into a dedication and enthusiastic base of 3,200 rasikas (music enthusiasts)