Art and Education: An Interview with Keerat Kaur
Posted by Sundari in Art, Education, Literature on 10 31st, 2011 | 12 Comments
Do you know how to tie a patka?  The following video, an original creation by Keerat Kaur, was produced by Saffron Press in an effort to educate about the Sikh identity – allowing educators (and curious children) to learn how to tie a patka/dastaar and see what actually lies beneath the piece...
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Unlocking Sikh Creativity (in a Rainforest!)
Posted by Ajaib Kaur in Activism, Art, Events on 07 15th, 2011 | 2 Comments
Kudarat 2011 at Olympic National Park  on July 21- 24 “Inspiration from Within: Unlocking Sikh Creativity” In my experience at conferences/retreats, or at youth camps there is a huge emphasis on sangat.  What is it? Who are they? Or, how as an individual, we can make impact.  In these...
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What Happens When Lions Roar?
Posted by Sundari in Activism, Art, Canada on 06 23rd, 2011 | 42 Comments
Toronto is abuzz.  This weekend the IIFA [International Indian Film Academy] awards are being held in Toronto to many a South Asian’s delight.  We are, however, delighted about Toronto for another reason.  This weekend, The Sikh Activist Network will be hosting When Lions Roar 3 – a night of...
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