Daizy Maan | Source | CEO and Founder at Australian South Asian Center
Daizy is passionate about young people shaping the future, social entrepreneurship and diversity. She hosts The Daizy Project, a podcast exploring what it means to live a purposeful life through meaningful conversations with bold entrepreneurs, leaders, and change-makers. She has spoken at BMW HQ, Pausefest and on a panel discussion with Ela Gandhi (Human Rights activist and Granddaughter of Mahatma Gandhi).
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Due to the lack of female authors of Indian, Pakistani and [wider] South Asian heritage, the sense of belonging for women of colour is missing in mainstream literature. What's important about writing a memoir is being honest. You have to look at human beings, even if they have been cruel to you, and try to understand what makes them that way. It's about trying to understand the human condition.
16 September 2021
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16 September 2021article‘We'll write our own stories,’ say Australia’s South Asian women writers as they recall challenges in publishingThree Australian writers of Indian origin talk about their journey in publishing to motivate emerging female writers of South Asian heritage in an online event attended by 187 women from Australia, the UK, India and Singapore.
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Australian South Asian Center
CEO and Founder