In this article, Dr. Ruby Kaur Bajaj discusses her cancer diagnosis and shares her rollercoaster of emotions, how Sikhi helped her, and how she now feels that having cancer is a blessing.
Ramandeep Kaur uses first day of the Nanakshahi calendar (March 14) to offer up some Sikh New Year resolutions to help readers make their year a productive one.
The first article in the Sangat Harassment series highlights interviews with several Sikh women activists about how the Panth responds to their leadership.
Jasmine Kaur shares some of her favorite Sikh and Punjabi children’s resources. Drawing from her work in Sikh camps and curriculum development, she highlights books and materials that make Sikh teachings engaging and accessible for young children.
In part 3 of the micro-agressions series, Lakhpreet Kaur share an example of how to address a micro-agression, suggests skills that can help one cope with micro-aggressions, and proposes ways that a reciever of micro-agressions can create a more positive environment for themselves.
In part 2 of the micro-agressions series, Lakhpreet Kaur writes about the micro-agressor, the micro-agressor's characteristics and intentions, how micro-agressions can show up in different stages of life, and how micro-aggressions impact the victim or the “receiver.”
In part 1 of the micro-agressions series, Lakhpreet Kaur defines micro-agressions and provides examples of different types of micro-agressions. Kaur also explains her motivation behind writing this article, and why the Sikh community should be aware of micro-agressions.
