The Observer
“Sangeeta Pillai is a one-woman powerhouse…”
-MIRANDA SAWYER, THE OBSERVER
Cosmopolitan Magazine
How do you ask for an orgasm when you don’t know the words for it in your language? How do you develop your sexual technique when you’re not supposed to even have any sex until you’re married?
– sANGEETA PILLAI, Cosmopolitan
METRO
STYLIST MAGAZINE
BBC RADIO
BBC RADIO 2
The Evening Standard
“I want Soul Sutras to be a place where South Asian women feel heard – a safe space where we can celebrate our culture and challenge the cultural taboos that hold us back.”
-THE EVENING STANDARD
Women’s Health Australia
“After learning to embrace my own sexuality, I started my platform to help other South Asian women.”
Sunday Times, Pod Bible Podcast supplement
“With Masala Podcast, I’ve been able to connect with other South Asian womxn, discussing taboo topics like sex, sexuality, periods and even nipple hair!”
Eastern Eye
“With Soul Sutras, she wanted to create safe spaces for South Asian women to tell their stories…”
– Eastern eye
Brown Girl Magazine
“The lack of spaces for South Asian women to speak freely was what drove her to create her own.:
-brown girl magazine
Huffington Post
“Activist, writer and speaker Sangeeta Pillai is the founder of the South Asian feminist network Soul Sutras…“
-huffington post
Featured In ‘I May Destroy You’ on BBC One
Linktree Blog
Pillai says one of the biggest things she loves about working as a sex educator is receiving supportive messages from South Asian women on how her words have changed their lives.
DECCAN HERALD, INDIA
Soundfly
