This ten-minute audio clip is of feminist activist Shree Mulay talking about the founding of the South Asian Women’s Community Centre in Montreal in the early 1980s. She talks about the initial consultation and planning, the vision for the centre, and some of the challenges they faced when their activities first expanded to supporting women experiencing violence.
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