They say if you believe it, put in the work - you can manifest it. I meditate every day. It’s an intentional act to find reasons to love myself – the biggest challenge of my life has been loving myself as much as I love everyone else. I work hard at manifesting self love…
Read More“Family dysfunction rolls down from generation to generation, like a fire in the woods, taking down everything in its path until one generation has the courage to turn and face the flames. That person brings peace to their ancestors and spares the children that follow.”
Read MoreWhile much progress has been made, our current state has forced us to face some hard truths – racism and inequality are well and alive – even in the South Asian and API communities. To dismantle hate, we must listen to Black people, let them lead…
Read MoreRemembering the greatness of leaders past gives me hope. As we approach MLK day, do not celebrate his legacy unless you understand what his words mean, who they were meant for…Dr. King, forever rest in power. I hope you will inspire the change we need in Sammamish. Photo by Suzy Brooks
Read More10 years later, this is still our vision and we achieve it through our mission: to create economic opportunities for survivors and women at risk of human trafficking by equipping them with leadership, entrepreneurship, and technical skills to become financially independent.
Read MorePerhaps most importantly, you have given us hope that we can be the change we need in the world right now, that we each have the power to determine what the future holds. We will forever remain committed to our mission, values, and fight for the rights of all people.
“Arthur Ashe once said, “Start where you are, use what you have, do what you can.” As we approach the midterm of this cruel and incompetent presidency, I challenge you to take stock of your personal skill sets and interests and ask yourself: “What do I have that I can I contribute?”
Read MoreThere are many nights I lay awake asking myself what I am doing. I feel mom guilt. I feel imposter syndrome. While we place great emphasis on self-care, I’m still working on my own rituals. I lean on my loved ones. My relationships are not perfect- but I work hard on them. I convince myself every day this is all okay. There is no greater truth than the beauty of imperfection.
Read More…Sanaya Set is a seasonal curated box of goodies meant to enhance your life. But this box is waaaaay better than all those other subscription boxes you’ve tried, because instead of an endless supply of makeup or clothes or wine or whatever, Sanaya Set’s boxes make you feel good inside and out, all while raising other women up.
Read MoreDear Social Justice Seekers: I’m so honored to be included via my first novel, Born Confused, in the glorious Sanaya Set movement.
Read MoreThe last week has been among the most difficult I've experienced during my decade working in the immigrant rights movement.
Read MoreWhat makes Sanaya Set different from other subscription boxes is that there is a real sense of understanding and intention into each of these products.
Read MoreAs people who care about immigrant rights, it is time for us collaborate and find a way to help them, while we still have time to take action.
Read MoreIt’s time for Americans to take a hard look at why being white makes people more American than anyone who is not. Because diversity IS what makes America great.
Read MoreJanuary 11th is National Human Trafficking Awareness Day. At the Sanaya Set, we are committed to raising awareness of and fighting human trafficking.
Read MoreBeing a part of the Sanaya Set is my first step in using my privilege to fight back against inequality and injustice.
Read MoreThe numbers do not lie. Facts matter. This is not a win the Democratic Party should claim. My heart is full when I say this: this win belongs to black womxn.
Read MoreWe care deeply about the civil rights of all people. This is how the Sanaya Set subscription box was born.
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