Ashraya-New York
Film and the Arts
"Winter's
Bone," a film by Debra Granik, premiere at the Museum of
Modern Art, June 9, 2010
Distinguished
Concerts International Presents U.S. Premiere of John Burge's
"Mass for Prisoners of Conscience" at Lincoln Center
April 5, 2009
(Auction)
Red at Sotheby's February 14, 2008 organized by Bono and Damien
Hirst
"Slumdog
Millionaire,"
a review by Michele Leight
"Shame," a film about Muktaran Mai directed
by Mohammed Ali Naqvi
"The Kite-runner," a review by Michele Leight
An Original
Poem Dedicated to People Living with HIV/AIDS, World's Aids Day
2007
"Born
Into Brothels: Calcutta's Red Light Kids", a film by Zana
Briski and Ross Kaufmann, shown at The Asia Society in New York,
November 18, 2004 and reviewed by Michele Leight. This film subsequently
won the Oscar in 2005 for best documentary.
Dress
worn by Audrey Hepburn in Breakfast at Tiffany's helps educate
marginalized kids
What
a Difference a Dress Makes
"A Beautiful
Mind," film starring Russell Crowe
Rose
Bapier Productions, A Chamber Music Society In New York, Supports
Baton Rouge's Women's Hospital in the Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina
with Benefit Concert September 25.
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"Harvest
of Innocence,"
a
book by Michele Leight, founder of Ashraya-New York, available
now on www.amazon.com, seeks to
raise awareness about risky behavior, health, poverty and AIDS
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