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2009
May 16, New York, NY
Asian American Writers' Workshop
April 21, Hoboken, NJ
All Saints Episcopal Day School
March 30, Queens, NY
North Forest Park Branch Library
March 14, New York, NY
8th
Annual Curriculum, Community, Collaboration & Celebration Conference
March 6-7, New York, NY
Stranger Love, SAWCC’s 6th Annual Literary Festival
February 27-28, New Brunswick, NJ
2009 East Coast Asian American Student Union Conference
February 15, New York, NY
Bluestockings Bookstore
2008
October
20, Manorville, NY
South Street School
April 6, Scotch Plains, NJ
Scotch Plains Public Library
March 25, Queens, NY
Shades of Gray: Writing About Race, A Workshop, Ridgewood Library
March 15, Brooklyn, NY
7th
Annual Curriculum, Community, Collaboration & Celebration Conference
January
10, Queens, NY
Jackson Heights Public Library
2007
December
27, Concord, MA
Concord Museum
December
11, Queens, NY
Flushing Public Library
November
9, Edison, NJ
Edison Public Library
November
3 , Kenilworth, NJ
Kenilworth Public Library
July
28, Toronto, CA
Rogers Masala! Mehndi! Masti!
June
22, New York, NY
South Asian Women's Creative Collective
June
22, Rye, NY
Shades of Gray: Writing About Race, A Workshop, School of the Holy
Child
May
24, New York, NY
Girls Write Now Mentor Reading
(A portion of profits from sales of Mama's Saris will be
donated to Girls Write Now.)
May
13, Los Angeles, CA
Cerritos
Public Library
May
12, Los Angeles, CA
Asian Pacific American Book Festival
May
5, Stamford, CT
The
Toni Trent Parker Multicultural Children's Book Festival, University
of Connecticut
April
25, Long Branch, NJ
New Jersey Library
Association Annual Conference
April
9, Edison, NJ
Keynote Speaker, Middlesex County College Liberal Arts Festival
March
17, New York, NY
6th
Annual Curriculum, Community, Collaboration & Celebration Conference
2006
November
16-18, Princeton, NJ
Sharpening the Subtle Knife: Cutting New Paths Through Children's
Literature, Princeton
University
November
17, Toms River, NJ
More than Monkeys, Maharajahs and Mangoes: An Overview of South
Asian Literature for Kids (Plenary for Educators or Librarians),
Ocean County Library
November
4, Washington, D.C.
Multicultural
Children's Book Festival, Kennedy Center
September
30, New York, NY
Girls Write Now Inc. Mentor
Training
August 4,
Danbury, CT
I Have a Dream: Writing For Social Change (A Workshop), Western
Connecticut State University
July 13-16,
New York, NY
SAJA Convention
June 22-25,
Los Angeles, CA
ArtWallah
May 19-21,
New York, NY
Mixed Messages, SAWCC's Annual
Literary and Arts Festival
April 27,
Scarsdale, NY
Interracial
Women Leadership Roundtable, Junior League of Central Westchester
April 8,
New York, NY
5th Annual Curriculum,
Community, Collaboration & Celebration Conference
January 26-29,
Essex, VT
Kindling Words
2005
November 11-13, Chicago, IL
Kriti
October 22, Queens, NY
I Have a Dream: Writing For Social Change, A Workshop, Desi Girls on 'da Rise, South Asian Youth Action
October 15, New Brunswick, NJ
One-on-One Plus Conference, The Rutgers University Council on Children's Literature
October 8, Queens, NY
Shades of Gray: Writing About Race, A Workshop, Desi Girls on 'da Rise, South Asian Youth Action
October 6, New York, NY
Under Her Skin Booktalk, Marymount Manhattan College
September 23-24, Tarrytown, NY
New York Field Trip 2005, Writing Folklore, A Conference of the New York Folklore Society
June 16-19, New York, NY
SAJA Convention
May 21-22, New York, NY
Chiasmata, SAWCC's Annual Literary and Arts Festival
May 14, New York, NY
SAYA Safe Space
April 18, New York, NY
The Harbor School
March 30, New York, NY
Spring Cocktail Fundraiser, Girls Write Now!
March 12, New York, NY
SAJA Author's Night
March 22, New York City, NY
Bluestockings Bookstore
March 10, Cambridge, MA
Center for New Words
March 4-5, Bronxville, NY
Women’s Stories, Women’s Lives: Making Sense of Experience, Sarah
Lawrence College
February 24, Berkeley, CA
Black Oak Books
February 23, San Mateo, CA
Indus Women Leaders - Bay Area Chapter
February 22, San Francisco, CA
Modern Times Bookstore
February 11, Washington, DC
Politics & Prose
January 21, New York, NY
South Asian Women's Creative Collective
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