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Catalogues

Indigo Arts Alliance & 12 Gates Arts, Co-Publishers (2022). “Undisciplined Pleasures, Vigilant Defiance 2.0: Our Own Sister F-ing Pantheon” Artist Catalog, Maker/Scholar Sarah Khurshid Khan. Features contributing writers: Jasmine Wahi, Banu Subramaniam, Faisal Abdu’Allah, Mahmood Kooria, Márcia Minter, Aisha Khan, Atif Sheikh, Aathira Chennat. Indigo Arts Alliance and 12 Gates Arts, Co-Publishers, Aug 2022.

Indigo Arts Alliance & 12 Gates Arts, Co-Publishers (2022). REPRINT. “Undisciplined Pleasures, Vigilant Defiance 1.0” Artist Catalogue, Maker/Scholar Sarah Khurshid Khan. Featuring writings by Anna Arabindan-Kesson, Namita Gupta Wiggers, Krishnendu Ray, Sean Parrott-Wolfe, David Wolfe. Book Design by Lucille Tenazus, Indigo Arts Alliance and 12 Gates Arts, Co-Publishers, Aug 2022.

12 Gates Publishing (2020). “Undisciplined Pleasures, Vigilant Defiance 1.0” Artist Catalogue, Maker/Scholar Sarah Khurshid Khan. Featuring writings by Anna Arabindan-Kesson, Namita Gupta Wiggers, Krishnendu Ray, Sean Parrott-Wolfe, David Wolfe. Book Design by Lucille Tenazus, 12 Gates Press, Philadelphia, PA. 2020.

Anthologies, Edited Volumes

Khan, SK (2022). Undisciplined Pleasures, Vigilant Defiance 1.0 and 2.0 A.K.A. WMD: Women of Massive Delight | Our Own Sister F%#!-ing Pantheon. In Women and Migration(s) II, edited by Kalia Brooks, Cheryl Finney, Ellyn Toscano, Deborah Willis.

Khan, SK. (2020). “To Sow and To Sew: Siddi Women Farmers (and Quilters) in Uttara Kannada, Karnataka, India.” In African Diasporan Communities Across South Asia, Volume 2, in The Afro-South Asian in the Global African Diaspora, 3-Volume Series. Edited by Kenneth X. Robbins, Omar Ali, Beheroze Shroff, and Jazmin Graves. Published by Greensboro, NC, USA; Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India: The University of North Carolina, Ethiopian at Greensboro and East African Studies Project and Ahmedabad Sidi Heritage and Educational Center.

Khan, SK (2019). “Chapter 28: Supershero Amrita Partitioned Once, Migrated Twice,” In the anthology on Women and Migrations: Responses in Art and History. Edited by Deb Willis, Ellyn Toscano, Kalia Nelson. Based on the Women and Migration Conference held at New York University, Villa La Pietra, Florence, Italy.

Academic Journal Articles

Khan SK, Calloway S, Maida T, Rakel D. 2012. Dietary and built environment assessment in a Latino community. Am J Health Educ. 43(2):74-82.
Khan SK, Karnat, NM and Shankar D. 2005. “India’s Foundation for the Revitilisation of Local Health Traditions Pioneering In Situ Conservation Strategies for Medicinal Plants and Local Cultures.” HerbalGram 68 (Fall), p. 34-48.
Khan SK and Balick MJ. 2001. “Therapeutic Plants of Ayurveda: A Review of Selected Clinical and Other Studies for 166 Species.” Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine, 7 (5), 405-515.
Khan SK. 2001. “Nutritional Consulting: How Simple Nutritional Intervention May Improve Your Health.” Amruth, Bangalore, India, 5 (3), June-July, p. 15-21.

Publications with writing, photography and/or short films

Thinking with your Hands: An interview with food writer Korsha Wilson on the craft of cooking and the unacknowledged innovators behind the food we eat today. American Craft Council Magazine, Jun/Jul 2020

Queens Migrant Kitchen Series Articles with Culinary Backstreets, and Queens Migrant Kitchens Series with Asian American Writers Workshop, photos and films, Sep 2015-present

Roads and Kingdoms Chaikhana (Tea house), May 2015; Porters of Taste, Jul 2015
Culinary Backstreets Delhi Old Delhi 2014-2015
Khan, SK. “The Hands & Lands Project,” Photographic eBook, West African Hands Create, Cultivate, Cook Jan 2014
Modern Farmer: Sandra Simone, Modern Farmer, Spring 2014
Art of Eating: On Naomi Duguid’s Burma: Rivers of Flavor. Issue 91, 2013
Yahoo India: Nano’s Mango Pickle, May 2012

Zester Daily writing, photography and short films from 2010-14

Farmers of Color in Southern USA Farmers Of Color Add Their Voices To Ag Landscape, Dec 2014, Female Farmers Are Few, But Deeply Rooted Nov 2014, Discover America’s Hidden Farm Treasures Oct 2014

Biocultural Diversity for The Christenson Fund

Corn, Mexican Culture And Why Free Trade Threatens Both Nov 2013, How Native Americans Are Rescuing Our Food Culture Oct 2013, Pickled Eggplant Adds to a Seductive Legacy Sept 2013, 3-Ingredient Pickled Onions Make Summer Last All Year Aug 2013, An Ideal Way to Add Zing to A Meal with Spicy Apricot Chutney Jul 2013, How Three Experts Tackle Biodiversity’s Imperative Jul 2013, African Origins Of Coffee: Why Sustainability Matters May 2013, African Origins Of Coffee: Arabica Versus Robusta Apr 2013, African Origins Of Coffee: Following Roots In Ethiopia Apr 2013, With A Wealth Of Nutrients, Acorns Vital For Indians Mar 2013, Acorns Helped Sustain Indigenous Groups Mar 2013

Food and Culture

Rebalance For The New Year With Triphala And Yoga Jan 2013, Start The Year Off Right With Herbal Trikatu And Yoga Jan 2013, Anti-Stress Brahmi Can Aid Memory And Reduce Anxiety, Dec 2012, Ashwagandha Can Counteract Stress Of The Holidays Dec 2012, Try Amla To Aid Your Body’s Response To Inflammation Nov 2012, Stress? Boost Immune System With Neem, Inverted Yoga Nov 2012, Okra Served Any Way You Like It At Festival Oct 2012, Dwindling Bee Population Threatens Food Supply Sept 2012, David Driskell On The Art Of Cooking And Chowder Sept 2012, Turkish Organics Not Just For Export Anymore Aug 2012, Funky Kimchi Dec 2011, Sweet Home South, India Aug 2011, Okra Lovers Unite Jul 2011, Queen of Spices: Cardamom Mar 2011, Cinnamon Stimulus Plan Jan 2011, Coquito: Puerto Rican Eggnog infused with Ginger Dec 2010, Nutmeg, the Holiday Spice Nov 2010, Basils Many Benefits Oct 2010, Herb Bunch with a Punch: Bouqet garni Sept 2010, Cilantro’s Edgy Power Aug 2010, Turmeric vs. Cancer Jun/Jul 2010, The Power of Black Pepper May 2010, Winter’s Last Brunch Apr 2010

Chapters

Khan SK. 2012. Updated Glycemic Index, Glycemic Load.” In Philosophy of Integrative Medicine. David Rakel MD, Editor, Saunders, Elsevier Science.
Khan SK. 2007. “Glycemic Index, Glycemic Load.” In Philosophy of Integrative Medicine. David Rakel MD, Editor, Saunders, Elsevier Science.

UW Health Integrative Medicine Updates Newsletter

2008 “Modified Citrus Pectin: An Effective Detoxifying Agent”. UW Health: Integrative Medicine Updates, E-Newsletter 2 (2) 3; 2008 “Fish Eating Guidelines: To Eat or Not to Eat Fish”. UW Health: Integrative Medicine Updates, E-Newsletter 2 (2) 5-6; 2007. “Origins of tea”. UW Health:
Integrative Medicine Updates, E-Newsletter 1(4)4; 2007. “Foodways focus: Brassica/Mustard family”. UW Health: Integrative Medicine Updates, E-Newsletter 1(4)8; 2006. “Yogurt & GI health”. UW Health: Integrative Medicine Updates, E-Newsletter 1(3)5; 2006. “Foodways focus: Fermented foods”. UW Health: Integrative Medicine Updates, E-Newsletter 1(3)6-7; 2006.
“Inflammation and exercise: Effects of exercise on inflammatory and non-inflammatory biomarkers.” UW Health: Integrative Medicine Updates, E-Newsletter 1(2) 6; 2005. “Diabetes and chromium”. UW Health: Integrative Medicine Updates, E-Newsletter 1 (1), 1-4; 2005. “A gentle yet effective therapy”. UW Health: Integrative Medicine Updates, E-Newsletter 1 (1) 5.

Newspaper articles:

2004 “Curb the need for deep fried snacks! Try out this tasty recipe with chickpeas, garlic cloves, coriander, and turmeric as a healthy snack for diabetics”. Deccan Herald, Bangalore, India, Tuesday, June 29.
2004 “Ginger juice is a good friend for a diabetic patient: Common and everyday spices may act in quite extraordinary ways to maintain one’s health in this fast food world”. Deccan Herald, Bangalore, India, Tuesday, June 22.
2004 “A diabetic tea recipe using cumin seeds! If you are diabetic you might like to know about a recipe for tea using coriander, fennel and cumin seeds!” Deccan Herald, Bangalore, India, Tuesday, June 08.