About Us
The Indian Center (Social Research Center, SRC) is the first research and communication platform in Latin America dedicated specifically to the Indian diaspora and everyone working with India in the region.
Why We Exist
Until now, Latin America lacked an institution that comprehensively studied the lives of Indians and their contributions to the region’s economy, culture, and politics. The absence of a unified “voice” made dialogue with local communities, media, and businesses more difficult. SRC fills this gap.
Until now, Latin America lacked an institution that comprehensively studied the lives of Indians and their contributions to the region’s economy, culture, and politics. The absence of a unified “voice” made dialogue with local communities, media, and businesses more difficult. SRC fills this gap.
What We Do
Research and Analytics
We conduct surveys, media monitoring, and thematic studies (diaspora, trade, cultural trends).
Research and Analytics
We conduct surveys, media monitoring, and thematic studies (diaspora, trade, cultural trends).
Publications and Interviews
We regularly publish articles, expert commentary, and our “India–Latin America” digest.
We regularly publish articles, expert commentary, and our “India–Latin America” digest.
Case Campaigns
We help the diaspora share their stories and support reputation-building and educational initiatives.
We help the diaspora share their stories and support reputation-building and educational initiatives.
Expert Network
We connect academics, journalists, entrepreneurs, and community leaders from both regions, and organize roundtables and web sessions.
We connect academics, journalists, entrepreneurs, and community leaders from both regions, and organize roundtables and web sessions.
What We Change
We build an accurate picture of the Indian community’s role in Latin America, create spaces for collaboration, and promote projects that bring together the cultures and markets of India and the region.
We build an accurate picture of the Indian community’s role in Latin America, create spaces for collaboration, and promote projects that bring together the cultures and markets of India and the region.