This moment in history calls for connection — and what better way than gathering with your community over light appetizers, and meaningful conversation?

Join SAAVETX EF, the largest South Asian civic engagement group in Texas, for a mid-day event focused on building power through dialogue — no speeches, no pressure, just real talk.

📍 Alings , Sugar Land 🗓 Sunday, August 17 | 12:00 – 2:00 PM ✅ Sign up now:

This is your space to connect, ask questions, and share what matters most to you:

🧠 What’s keeping you up at night? 🗳 What future are we building — and who’s deciding it? 🤝 How do we ensure South Asians have a seat at the table?

✨ Light appetizers will be served — come as you are, bring a friend, and join the conversation.

This isn’t just a gathering. It’s community in motion.

👉 Space is limited — RSVP today to save your spot:

https://www.mobilize.us/saavetxef/event/824086/

☕ Conversations, Coffee, & Community for South Asians

This moment in history needs a village - and we are your village.

SAAVETX EF is the largest South Asian civic engagement organization in Texas, working to mobilize voters, educate our community on elections, and make sure our voices are heard where decisions are made.

Join us for coffee and pastries as we create a safe space for South Asians to meet, share their thoughts, and talk about the issues shaping our lives.

There’s no agenda - just open conversations about what matters most to you. Whether you’re fired up, curious, or ready to connect, this is your space.

What’s keeping you up at night? What future are we building - and who’s deciding it? How do we make sure South Asians have a seat at the table? This isn’t just coffee. It’s community. It’s connection. It’s building power, one conversation at a time.

RSVP Now: https://www.mobilize.us/saavetxef/event/820716/

#StandWithHer - Join us on March 26th in Austin for an informative and evocative session with the team behind the Oscar-nominated documentary To Kill a Tiger. This event focuses on a conversation on gender-based violence in our South Asian communities, and how we can break cycles of harm.