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Rare Historical Photos of Sikh Women

Many of us have made our home in our panth, our sangat, our memories, and our history; often captured in photographs.

KAUR Animation Now in Punjabi

Now, thanks to Time TV, KAUR is available with a ਪੰਜਾਬੀ soundtrack voiced by some great child actors. Please enjoy this treat!

Interview with Sat Kirtan Khalsa

I love singing and listening to the mantra's and one of the highlights of my day, was, and still is, reciting Japji Sahib in the early morning. I wanted to know and learn more about Sikhi. The Sikh beliefs, live a simple life, share what you have with others and recite Wahe Guru, really spoke to me. As I started going to Gurdwara...

A Punjabi Sikh Girl’s Guide to Surviving & Conquering the World

Have you ever struggled with what it means to be a Kaur? A Punjabi girl?

What Is It Like to Be a Sikh Woman in the U.S. Military?

Two of the first Sikh women in the U.S. Military. A conversation with Petty Officer Geena Kaur and Staff Sergeant Bree Khaira

Kaurs of the Resistance: The Community Builders

Articles on Kaur Life featuring Sikh women combating hate with love through social justice work; fighting for human rights with their Sikh values

How Vancouver-Based ‘Kaur Project’ Is Empowering The Sikh Women

We are proud to call them our contemporaries -- they are sources of inspiration, wisdom and leadership, who deserve to be known.

Kaur Project explores diverse identities of Sikh women in the Lower Mainland

The encouraging words of her mother, "you can learn something from every person you speak to," ring in her mind as she continues to grow this project.

The ‘Kaur Project’ Gives Sikh Women a Place to Tell Their Stories

The Kaur Project is meant to be a form of therapy for the women that are profiled, according to Lehail and Sahota. The pair understands the need for a space like that due to their own early experiences with racism and misogyny.

Challenging Patriarchy In The Sikh Community

Before you keyboard warriors freak out and think I’m attacking Sikhi, believe me, I’m not. I’m just going to be giving you an insight to what it’s like being a Sikh girl in 2016 because last time I checked, no one in the community tries to step into our shoes.