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Dr. Ambedkar International Mission USA cordially invites you to join us in celebrating Dr. Ambedkar’s 135th Birth Anniversary in collaboration with the New York Public School affiliated CEC-13!

Education and academic institutions have being the cornerstones of Ambedkarism and in continuation of AIM’s glorious legacy of affiliating with academia and educational institutions, we take this opportunity of partnering with New York Public School to spread Dr. Ambedkar’s thoughts and the message of Equality.

Date and Time: Saturday, 11th April At 10:30 AM to 5:00 PM

Venue: PS 20 The Clinton Hill School, Brooklyn, NY 11205

Rooted in the belief that academic institutions are the cornerstones of social change, this partnership seeks to advance Dr. Ambedkar’s vision of equality and human rights within the American educational landscape.

Distinguished Speakers and Guests
The program will feature prominent leaders at the forefront of the global social justice movement:
* Kshama Sawant: Renowned socialist leader and former Seattle City Council member. Ms. Sawant spearheaded the historic, first-of-its-kind legislation in Seattle to recognize caste as a protected category, setting a precedent for civil rights across the United States.
* Prof. Gaurav Pathania: A leading voice in contemporary Ambedkarite thought and US-based social justice advocacy. An esteemed academic, Prof. Pathania is also recognized for his portrayal of Dr. Ambedkar in the critically acclaimed film Origin.
* Indian Stone Workers Alliance of America (ISWAA): Representing workers facing severe health hazards and systemic caste-based discrimination, the alliance will share insights into the intersection of labor rights and social equity.

Program Highlights
The anniversary celebration will include a series of keynote addresses, cultural performances, and community-led discussions. These sessions are designed to reflect on Dr. Ambedkar’s enduring legacy and its profound relevance to modern struggles against systemic injustice and inequality.

This event serves as both a tribute to a global icon and a call to action for the South Asian diaspora and  local communities to build a more inclusive and equitable society.