“With the platform I have today, my greatest dream this year was to produce something that will grow and impact children in a tangible way. Growing up as a Sikh South Asian girl in Colorado Springs, Colorado, I wanted nothing more than to blend-in with my peers. Fast forward a few years – my individuality is what I cherish the most about my life’s journey,” says Singh.
“What’s special about this project is that it takes CO2 out of the ocean, as well as the atmosphere.”
SikhNet and Brave Lion Books are excited to present our very first Storybook Animation.
...A survivor-centered justice system would prioritize healing for victims, affected families and communities, and foster opportunities for those who have done harm to make amends, change their behavior, and try, in the words of Common Justice executive director Danielle Sered, to make things “as right as possible.”
Raakhee Mirchandani wrote “Hair Twins,” which explains why men like her husband Agan wear turbans and don’t cut their hair.
This story is directly based on a historic text and shows the personality of the future Guru when he was young: Sri Teg Bahadur had no interest with anything in this world. His mother, Mata Nanki, was concerned about this and asked the Guru what greatness he sees in her simple son.
No typo there. Ashnoor Kaur isn’t close to being able to vote or legally drive a car. Heck, at most golf clubs she’s not old enough to drive the golf cart. But, that’s not an obstacle for this junior golfer who definitely has her game in the fast lane.
“Without hesitation, I knew I wanted to donate 100% of the money to food banks. This was my way to utilize my unique position to do seva.”
'I was able to change the world': Newmarket Sikh student get patka head wear added to avatar program
“With this one little action, I was not just able to see myself and represent myself in Pixton and my class, but impact other people’s lives who are also Sikhs.”...