As 2024 comes to a close, we at Hindus for Human Rights are proud to reflect on a year where our impact reached new heights on campuses, in Congress, and across the media landscape.
This year, we stood as a stalwart support for students nationwide, creating resources and fostering solidarity. Our inaugural Hindu-Muslim Harmony Fellowship completed its first year, delivering transformative programming that reshaped campus culture and structures, building bridges in ways that will last for generations.
On Capitol Hill, our influence deepened as we became a trusted voice for policymakers. Through briefings, testimony, and expert insights, we shaped critical conversations on human rights and justice. In the media landscape, we solidified our role as the go-to resource for major networks and outlets in the U.S. and globally, amplifying a progressive Hindu perspective on Indian American politics and South Asia.
This year, with your support, we’ve not just grown in influence—we’ve become a cornerstone of movements for justice and inclusion. |
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| A Year of Action and Advocacy
Policy Leadership: We influenced 15 major bills, including the Transnational Repression Reporting Act, and provided expert testimony to Congressional panels, becoming a trusted source for U.S. policymakers.
Groundbreaking Resources: Our resource guides on issues like the Indian election, Bangladesh, and genocide have become essential tools for Congressional staff and journalists seeking nuanced, reliable insights. Unprecedented Congressional Engagement: Organized the first-ever Congressional Briefing spotlighting weapon sales to India and the challenges to global democracy. |
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Uniting Communities for Change Expanding Membership: Our new membership program has welcomed hundreds of members across the globe, with plans for chapters in 10 cities and states. On the Frontlines: From standing in solidarity with Palestine to rallying against Hindutva’s influence, we’ve been unwavering in our commitment to justice. Cultural Celebrations with a Progressive Spirit: Hosted transformative Diwali celebrations and created campaigns that intertwined tradition with activism. |
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| Amplifying the Progressive Hindu Voice
Media Presence: With over 30 op-eds in TIME, The Nation, The Hindu, Indian Express, and other top outlets, we are the go-to source for a progressive Hindu voice on Indian American politics and South Asia.
Press Highlights: Our work has been covered by The New York Times, Politico, NBC News, CBS News, and more—solidifying our role as a trusted voice in the global discourse. Digital Impact: Our website traffic surged by 126%, with an astounding 417% growth in search visibility, showcasing the increasing demand for our insights. |
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Highlights from the UK Established the foundation for an All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on India’s minority rights, a move with the potential for legislative impact. Led a South Asian bloc in London’s largest anti-racist march, uniting voices against extremism and hate. |
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Together, let’s make 2025 a year of greater progress and hope. Thank you for being part of this journey. |
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