What Bollywood Song Would Your Vagina Sing?!

South Asian Sisters proudly present

YONI KI BAAT

Have you ever wondered why the Yoni isn't a more celebrated part of the human anatomy?

Why is it that the woman's womb doesn't get enough compassion and credit for all that women do?

Isn't the Yoni a vital member of any community?

Come celebrate your Yoni with other women from theSouth Asian American Diaspora (inclusive of Afghani, Pakistani, Indian, Nepali, Sri Lankan, Maldive, Bhutanese, and Bangladeshi descent) with Yoni Ki Baat, a courageous play performed in English.

What Bollywood song would your yoni sing?
What is your yoni's immigration status?
If your yoni could say two words, what would they be?

TWO SHOWS!!

Saturday, October 30th, 8:00pm
155 Dwinelle, UC Berkeley Campus (co-sponsored byNarika)
**advance tickets for this show only available throughwww.sulekha.com/events

Saturday, November 6th, 8:00pm
Cubberly Auditorium, School of Education, Stanford University Campus (co-sponsored by Saheli andMaitri)

Tickets: $10 sliding-scale at the door (tickets will be available at the door for both shows)

A portion of the proceeds will be donated to Bay Area non-profits that help South Asian women fight domesticviolence.

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!
We need volunteers for tickets, ushering, set-up, andfood. If you are interested, email yonikibaat@yahoo.com with "volunteer" in the subjectand specify which location(s) you will be able tovolunteer. Volunteers will receive free admission!

Visit www.sasisters.org for more information.