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Pabitra Khati Benjamin Oral History Interview
Pabitra Khati Benjamin speaks about her childhood, moving to the US as a child, going back to Nepal with more privilege, and her journey to become an organizer. She reflects on race, caste, ethnicity, gender, sexuality, and the relative privilege Asians have compared to Black, Native American, and Latinx communities.

In this slideshow, you will see:

Sita Khati Benjamin and Pabitra Khati Benjamin's Passport
The original passport when Pabitra Khati Benjamin and her mom, Sita Khati Benjamin, immigrated to the U.S. This is their last Nepali passport.

Communities United for Status and Protection Poster
This poster was created for a collaboration that Adhikaar created called Communities United for Status and Protection. The groups that are a part of the collaboration are on the poster. The collaboration was built to center the voices of Black, APIA and Middle Eastern/Arab immigrants - especially workers.

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