Yoav Attias

In immersive vérité style, Seat at the Table follows several prominent South Asian political candidates during the 2024 election cycle, alongside a community galvanized by the groundbreaking campaign of the first South Asian presidential candidate. Within a hundred years, South Asians in America have gone from being disenfranchised, to seeing the first South Asian presidential candidate on a major party’s ticket. With unprecedented access to congressional and state-level campaigns, as well as grassroots organizing efforts, the film captures a historic year for the South Asian diaspora as more candidates than ever run for office, providing us a rare front-row seat to an immigrant community awakening to its power in America.

Documentary exploring the affordable housing crisis in the bay area, revealing key insights about the crisis around the country.

Shifts in demographics, economics, climate, and culture are reshaping how we live—and challenging us to reconsider who we build for. This series explores that moment through the lens of research, design, and forward-thinking leadership. The Future We Build brings together leading voices in urban design, policy, sustainability, and development to examine the forces shaping our cities today—and the possibilities ahead. From housing and zoning to resilience and collaboration, each chapter highlights both the challenges we face and the solutions within reach. This is an invitation to think differently: to imagine cities that are more connected, more resilient, and more human—and to consider what it means to build not just for today, but for the future South Florida deserves.

In immersive vérité style, Seat at the Table follows several prominent South Asian political candidates during the 2024 election cycle, alongside a community galvanized by the groundbreaking campaign of the first South Asian presidential candidate. Within a hundred years, South Asians in America have gone from being disenfranchised, to seeing the first South Asian presidential candidate on a major party’s ticket. With unprecedented access to congressional and state-level campaigns, as well as grassroots organizing efforts, the film captures a historic year for the South Asian diaspora as more candidates than ever run for office, providing us a rare front-row seat to an immigrant community awakening to its power in America.

Documentary exploring the affordable housing crisis in the bay area, revealing key insights about the crisis around the country.

Shifts in demographics, economics, climate, and culture are reshaping how we live—and challenging us to reconsider who we build for. This series explores that moment through the lens of research, design, and forward-thinking leadership. The Future We Build brings together leading voices in urban design, policy, sustainability, and development to examine the forces shaping our cities today—and the possibilities ahead. From housing and zoning to resilience and collaboration, each chapter highlights both the challenges we face and the solutions within reach. This is an invitation to think differently: to imagine cities that are more connected, more resilient, and more human—and to consider what it means to build not just for today, but for the future South Florida deserves.