South Asian Heritage Month 2026: Join the Professional Alliance of Indian Radiographers

The Special Interest Group aims to bring together Indian-origin radiographers for support and empowerment across the UK

Published: 20 July 2026 Campaigns

In celebration of South Asian Heritage Month 2026, the Professional Alliance of Indian Radiographers is encouraging Indian-origin radiographers working in the UK to join the Special Interest Group.

South Asian Heritage Month is a nationally observed programme bringing communities, institutions and individuals together to celebrate and deepen understanding of South Asian heritage, taking place throughout July. 

This year’s theme is ‘unity and diversity’, and asks people to explore what unites people across their differences, shared values, intertwined histories, and commitment to community and belonging, while celebrating the beauty and strength that diversity brings.

As part of this month, the Professional Alliance of Indian Radiographers (PAIR SIG) is inviting any members of the SoR with South Asian heritage to join and participate in its programme of webinars and events.

Support and empowerment

The PAIR SIG is a dedicated network of Indian-origin radiographers working within the healthcare system, committed to supporting and empowering Indian radiographers.

Its current initiatives include:

  • Promoting professional development: offering resources, workshops, and events to help members enhance their skills and knowledge in the field of radiography
  • Advocacy and representation: acting as a collective voice for Indian radiographers, advocating for their rights and interests within the profession
  • Networking and mentorship: providing opportunities for members to connect with colleagues, share experiences, and build a strong support network
  • Celebrating diversity: valuing the unique contributions of Indian radiographers and promoting cultural understanding within the wider healthcare community

Members of PAIR gain exclusive access to workshops, conferences and education resources, as well as opportunities to connect with fellow Indian radiographers to benefit from the guidance of experienced professionals.

By collectively advocating for issues affecting Indian radiographers, its members can ensure their voices are heard and receive updates on the latest developments in the Indian radiographer community in the UK.

Find out more information and join the special interest group online here.

South Asian Heritage Month first took place in 2020 and has grown into a global movement, observed by South Asian diaspora communities worldwide every July.

A full programme of events taking place as part of the month can be found online here.