Over my years of public speaking engagements in schools across the country, I've done my best to have my hosts bring me in as a relative stranger, with minimal introductions during my visit. I start these talks by posing two questions…

Writing "The Light We Give" was driven by a deep-seated desire to bridge the gap between Sikhs and the wider society. Recognizing the need for accessible resources to help people understand and connect with Sikhi, led to education becoming my compass.

Arvinder Groomer, the author of the book A Kaur’s Story: A Compilation of Immigrant Women Stories, speaks on gender equality, and how we must make it a reality in our communities.

Sikh Kid 2 Kid started after the Oak Creek shooting in 2012 as a place for people to talk and share how they feel.

This fall, we are highlighting someone near and dear to our hearts: Dr. SimranJeet Sandhua–a local to our Maryland community, who is speaking about her latest projects, including her new children’s book.

While some of us might understand what it means to be depressed many us have no idea of how to get out of it and how serious it can be. Below is a Indian mother who fought depression with all her might and is doing much better. Read her inspiring story.