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Immersive Sikhi experience for Young Adults - 2022 Applications Open Now!

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SikhRI’s 20th Sidak Leadership program will take place on 24 July - 6 August 2022 in British Columbia. For the first time, this program is fee-free!

SikhRI’s 20th Sidak Leadership program will take place on 24 July - 6 August 2022 in British Columbia. For the first time, this program is fee-free! This is possible because our donors believe in creating future Gurmat-based leaders, transforming the Sikh future.

If you are between 18-39 and interested in deeping your relationship with Sikhi, consider applying today. For more information: https://sikhri.org/sidak

Due to the fee-free structure, positions are limited.

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