Walking tour
- NPR The California Report: “Walking Through Berkeley’s South Asian History”
- The Caravan: “Free Radicals — A walking tour in California celebrates South Asian American activism”
- Berkeleyside: “South Asian walking tour brings buried Berkeley history to life”
- Berkeleyside: “Walks reveal century of South Asian American history”
- KQED California Report: “Mapping a Radical Legacy of South Asian Activism in the Bay Area”
- KALW: “Walk like a Radical: A tour through a century of progressive South Asians in the Bay Area” (audio)
- India Abroad: “The Need for Desi Activism Hasn’t Ended”
- Bay Area Reporter: “South Asian tour highlights queer Berkeley history”
- KTVU: “Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month: Berkeley South Asian Radical History Walking Tour”
- Hyphen: “An Interview with Anirvan Chatterjee and Barnali Ghosh
- India Currents: “A Radical Walk Through History”
- India Currents: “SF Choreography Festival Celebrates South Asian Activism”
- Daily Californian: “‘Walking Tour’ teaches public about South Asian activism”
- Daily Californian: “Berkeley South Asian walking tour shares LGBTQ+ stories”
- Daily Californian: “‘The question of belonging’: Curating the radical histories of South Asians in Berkeley”
- Berkeley High School Jacket: “South Asian Radical History Tour Reveals Stories About the Past”
- The Hindu: “South Asian Stories from California Streets”
- KALW Radio: “Radical Skeletons” (audio)
- Chaivory Tower podcast: “South Asian Activism ft. Barnali Ghosh & Anirvan Chatterjee”
- Intersections Radio: “Anirvan Chatterjee & Barnali Ghosh: Intersecting Black and South Asian American History” (audio)
- FirstPost: “From 1908 to 2013: Stories of unlikely desi activists in US”
- APIAHIP: APIA Preservation Awards 2016
- The Indian Express: “San Francisco, the city of limitless possibilities”
- Daily Californian: “Berkeley South Asian Walking Tour: Empowering the South-Asian Identity”
- Daily Californian: “ Berkeley South Asian walking tour shares LGBTQ+ stories”
- California Magazine: “A Walk on the Eccentric Side: Walking tours peruse the ins and outs of Berkeley”
- East Bay Express: “A Walking Tour Goes Radical”
- East Bay Express: “Best of the East Bay 2014”
- East Bay Express: “Radical Brown Activists”
- National Geographic: “How South Asian Americans Are Building a New American Dream”
- The Aerogram: “Berkeley Walking Tour Opens Up The Conversation On South Asian Radical History”
- KPFA Apex Express: Interview (audio)
- San Francisco Chronicle: “Culture and arts from India infuse the Bay Area”
- San Francisco Chronicle: “A story of resistance told through dance: The Indian revolutionary who immigrated to S.F.”
- SFGATE: “How to spend the perfect day in Berkeley, CA”
- Quartz: “A century of Indian-American radicalism explodes the myth of the docile ‘model minority’”
- The American Bazaar: “People with ‘negro blood, black and Indians’ cannot testify ‘where white men are parties’: San Francisco court, 1851”
- Scroll: “South Asian history is hidden around Berkeley. Two Indian Americans are bringing it into the light”
- Scroll: “‘Your name is rebel’: A Berkeley walking tour brings alive a century of radical South Asian activism”
- Nava Malayali: “ബേർക്കലി സൗത്ത് ഏഷ്യൻ റാഡിക്കൽ ഹിസ്റ്ററി വാക്കിങ് ടൂർ”
- KZSU Culture Lens: “Immigration and the Immigrant Experience” (audio)
- AACRE: “The Berkeley South Asian Radical History Walking Tour: Stories, Performance, and Resistance”
- AACRE: “Berkeley’s South Asian Radical History Tour”
- AACRE: “A Hopeful Walk with History”
Berkeley Ghadar Day, 2014
“Our Name is Rebel” art show, 2013
- India West: “Inspiring Berkeley art show honors Ghadar centenary”
- India Abroad: “‘Our radical ancestors dreamt of social and economic justice, not Bollywood, SATs, and Miss America’”
- Rediff: “Remembering India’s Ghadar Party…in California”
- Browntourage: “‘Our Name is Rebel’: Life Paths and Dream Worlds in South Asian Diaspora”
- The Indian Eye: “UC Berkeley honors Ghadar Centenary”