We often see a lack of proper representation for South Asians in mainstream narratives presented in the media, history textbooks, official government statements and documents, and school curricula. But what frequently goes unnoticed is the lack of representation and overgeneralization of the experiences of the South Asian population within medical research, along with their limited access to care. This exhibit explores how intersecting factors such as social stigma, lack of representation in medical research data, the model minority myth, and immigration affect the South Asian community in regards to both physical and mental health, as well as how local community organizations such as Sapna NYC and SAMHIN (South Asian Mental Health Initiative & Network) mobilize community members to destigmatize discussions about mental health and advocate for proper care access.