Kaur Life interviews Prameet Kaur Dhaliwal, founder of the non-profit, Girls-in-Movement, about how she hopes to educate and empower young women through podcasts.
Kaur Life highlights a collaboration between the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco, California and the Sikh Foundation to explore Guru Nanak Sahib's legacy.
Lakhpreet Kaur writes about the Mai Bhago Retreat, a collaboration between the Auburn Theological Seminary, Loyola Marymount University, the Sikh Coalition, and the University of Southern California’s Revolutionary Love Project to facilitate a small gathering of Sikh women leaders.
Jagdeep Raina reflects on family photographs and discusses how changes in their clothing reveal the pressures of assimilation faced by early Sikh and South Asian immigrants in Canada.
This article discusses the question, "Why Should Kaurs Support Black Lives Matter?". This article is part of Kaur Life’s Black Lives Matter series created by Kaur Life board members and project advisors.
A conversation with Shanu Jodhie Kaur, who shares about her role as a Provisional Adult Instructor in the UK Army Cadet Force. She shares how she became involved in the Army Cadet Force, what role Sikhi plays in her life, her experience being a Kaur in this field.
Jaspreet Kaur discusses how feminine product brands use messages of empowerment and feminism in their advertising. She examines their marketing strategies and comments that genuine equality comes from a fundamentally different approach to than one driven by marketing and capitalism.
Kaur Life shares several Gurbani lines that can bring readers peace and encourage readers to explore the full shabads. Kaur Life also notes the limitations of many Gurbani translations, and encourages readers to visit the actual Bani to understand its meaning.
