Reflections on Sikh-community specific issues like Gurdwaras, state of the Panth, how Sikhs as a community might approach COVID, BLM, Farmers Protest, Sarbat Khalsa.
The second article in the Sangat Harassment series explores different reasons as to why people might feel the need to hurt others through cyberbullying.
This article highlights the growing number of Sikh and Punjabi immigrants detained under U.S. immigration policies and urges the Sikh community to educate themselves about these detainees' struggles. It emphasizes the importance of seva, advocacy, and collective responsibility in supporting these individuals.
Tavleen Kaur tries to understand how the Sikh panth is doing by talking to Sojhi Kaur. Together they explore the challenges the panth faces and what we can do to address them. In this part, Tavleen Kaur continues her conversation with Sojhi Kaur as they try to assess the current health of the Sikh community, and discuss next steps.
Tavleen Kaur tries to understand how the Sikh panth is doing by talking to Sojhi Kaur. Together they explore the challenges the panth faces and what we can do to address them.
Narinder Kaur writes about how serving people food is a high form of love and recognizing the Divine in others. She also notes how taking langar beyond Gurdwara is a way to honor Mata Khivi Ji and the Gurus.
After Kaur Life's first virtual retreat, many people asked Kaur Life for guidance on how to conduct their own online events. Kaur Life shares notes and lessons learned than can help others who want to host a retreat.
The first article in the Sangat Harassment series highlights interviews with several Sikh women activists about how the Panth responds to their leadership.
Lakhpreet Kaur and Manveer Singh call on Sikhs to address Kaur-on-Kaur hate, in order to help build a loving and caring environment where everyone can thrive.
In the third article in the Sangat Harassment series, Kaurs share what they need from the community to continue doing seva and discuss a Sikh response to harassment and online abuse.
Kaur Life shares notes and worksheets from the Gurbani Vichar session held by guest speakers Balpreet Kaur, Japman Kaur, and Ramandeep Kaur at the Kaur Life Virtual Retreat in early August 2020.
Harnoor Singh reflects on the meaning of 'Kaur' and the sovereignty envisioned by the Gurus and critiques how societal systems have led the Sikh community away from true equality.
Lakhpreet Kaur discusses the substance abuse crisis in Punjab and its impact on men, women, and families. She explores the causes of this crisis and provides resources that can help addicts get the treatment they need.
