Center for South Asia, Stanford University

Does acupuncture really work, or is the placebo effect at play? Can certain Asian herbs or diets treat cardiac disease or treat depression? Learn more at the "Evidence-based Traditional Asian Medicine (ETAM) Conference", March 4th - 6th. Register for virtual conference: https://med.stanford.edu//evidence-based-traditional-asian

The Farmers Protest and the Future of India. February 25 | 9-10:30 AM PST. Co-sponsored by Center for South Asia, Stanford University at Institute for South Asia Studies Register NOW to learn more about how the protests impact the very structure and nature of economy and state power in contemporary India as well as what possible future agrarian India holds for a new democratic vision of society.

Join us for our #ArtsAndJustice event, "Just Music", with TM Krishna on March 5th from 8-9:30 PM PST! (March 6, 2021: 9:30am-11:00am IST) Register NOW: https://events.stanford.edu/events/899/89939/

When in doubt, shake it out. Lalita du Perron talks to Stanford undergraduate Vivek Tanna about religion and spirituality, and winding via queerness and comedy, they end up discussing yoga, Zumba, and cultural appropriation: https://soundcloud.com/user-97568415/vivek-tanna-edited

REGISTER NOW for #ArtsandJustice event to hear Nandini Sundar discuss how the art and artifice of delivering justice and accepting what is delivered as justice in a highly unequal society change under authoritarian regimes. Feb. 17th | 9am PST: https://southasia.stanford.edu//justice-art-artifice-and-a