Unmasking the Poachers
Previewed at the American Center New Delhi, the series “Poacher” showcases the investigation into India's biggest illegal ivory poaching case.
Uniting Through Music
Jazz icons Herbie Hancock and Dianne Reeves brought their music to India, spreading the message of peace through captivating performances, masterclasses and jam sessions.
The Masala Hits
Penn Masala, a university a cappella group, brings fusion music from Bollywood and Hollywood to world leaders at the White House.
Stories That Cross Borders
Fulbright-Nehru Fellow Kavery Kaul talks about her documentary, “The Bengali,” and the ties between South Asians and African Americans in the United States.
Building Bonds Through Music
Sitar player Rishab Rikhiram Sharma talks about his tryst with the instrument and on pursuing it in the United States.
Unlocking Superpowers
Fans at the Delhi Comic Con remember how childhood American superheroes inspired them through very human struggles.
Global Jams, International Bridges
Through tours sponsored by the U.S. State Department, Ari Roland leads artistes to build international understanding through music.
Exploring Pop Culture
The Museum of Pop Culture in Seattle offers a glimpse of some of the biggest cultural icons and phenomena.
Dance of Connections
Fulbright-Nehru Doctoral Research Fellow Anugyan Nag explores the connections between movie dances in Bollywood and Hollywood.
Music Museum
Learn about the history, art, creativity and technology of American music at the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles.
Connecting Global Media
U.S. State Department’s and Film Independent’s Global Media Makers exchange program connects Indian film professionals with U.S. experts.
Creating Conversations Through Theater
Vinita Sud Belani’s theater company, EnActe Arts, works to increase representation of South Asians in theater.