Kaur Foundation Youth Voices:
Stories of the Sikh-American Experience
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Introducing a new series of short interviews with young Sikh-Americans from across the U.S. showcasing diverse perspectives across their personal journeys. This collection of videos will be a valuable addition to K-16 classroom conversations about diversity and the Sikh-American experience.
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An Artwork on Sikhism-By Sydney Vangsarath, student of World ReligionsCelebrating the 550 Years of Guru Nanak’s Universal Messages about Acceptance, Equality, Service and Humanity. He taught us the importance of education during times of conflict among diverse society.
This artwork was submitted to Sherry McIntyre by one of her students in World Religions class. Sherry will be holding a session at the upcoming California Social Studies Conference Feb 28 - March 1, 2020.
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Let's Work Together
There are many ways to get involved with Kaur Foundation — we’ll work together to find the perfect fit for you to make a difference in building more inclusive and informed communities.
KF resources & FAQs for your local SchoolEach time a teacher uses our educational resources, a K-12 school class learns about Sikhism and cultural diversity, and fewer Sikh students have to worry about being bullied at school for being who they are.
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Donate to KFYour support helps KF ensure that the American schools incorporate cultural literacy education about all people and cultures. Any amount is welcome – please donate now!
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Attend a KF EventWe welcome all to our events. We hope that you will not only take away a better sense of who Sikh Americans are, but also enjoy meeting others who support cultural diversity in classroom education.
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Events at a Glance
KF organized Langar, a free vegetarian community meal, for all the attendees of NCSS 2019 conference in Austin, TX to celebrate the 550th Birth anniversary of Guru Nanak.
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Author Linda K. Wertheimer signing her book FaithEd at KF's hosted Breakfast talk, at NCSS 2018 in Chicago, IL.
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Dr. Lamont O. Repollet and Gurbir Singh Grewal with KF’s Kamalpreet Randhawa and NJ Community gathered to celebrate and recognize Vaisakhi at the NJ State Level, in 2019
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