Liv webinar presented on 23 March by Sabrina Atwal, a project director at the Indo Canadian Women's Center. In this webinar, Atwal explores harmful cultural practices, many of which have been exported in to the diasporic Sikh communities, that lead to gendered violence. She also discusses tactics which have led to successful reduction or elimination of these practices and how to implement them. A discussion on how to end gendered violence in the diasporic Sikh community
Sidak is a distinctive 2-week leadership development experience offered by the Sikh Research Institute. This year marks the 11th Sidak, to be held in San Antonio, Texas, from 28 July-10 August. Participants come from all over the world, and we hear year after year that lessons learned and the friendships forged during Sidak continue to serve attendees long after they go home. For more details and to apply for one of the three tracks of study visit: www.sidak.org
Recording of a presentation for the Leicestershire Sikh Association to local community members and decision makers on Saturday.
Harinder Singh dives into the cultural clutter of India and how its not everything everyone perceives it to be.
Inni Kaur shares a saakhi from Journey With the Gurus Volume II. In "All Rivers are Sacred" we hear of Guruji's journey to Hardwar and his thoughtful conversations with the Pandits about their water rituals at the Ganga River.
Presentation at Sri Guru Singh Sabha Southall, Park Avenue.
Presentation given at Sri Guru Singh Sabha Derby.