• Justice and Accountability: A Sikh Perspective on Human Rights

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    Oct 16 Webinar

    Sukhman Dhami, human rights lawyer and co-founder of Ensaaf, has dedicated his career to justice and accountability for abuses in Punjab. In this talk, he shares what inspired his work, how Sikh teachings shape his vision of human rights, and how the violence faced by Sikhs fits within a broader global context. Details Speakers Sukhman […]

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  • Justice and Accountability: A Sikh Perspective on Human Rights

    Sukhman Dhami, human rights lawyer and co-founder of Ensaaf, has dedicated his career to justice and accountability for abuses in Punjab. In this talk, he shares what inspired his work, how Sikh teachings shape his vision of human rights, and how the violence faced by Sikhs fits within a broader global context. Details Speakers Sukhman […]

  • Sikh Ethics in an Age of Crisis

    In an era marked by war, displacement, and inequality, Sikh traditions offer enduring guidance for navigating crisis with courage and clarity. Moderated by Stanford professor Anna Bigelow, this conversation features Nikky-Guninder Kaur Singh, Mark Juergensmeyer, and Mallika Kaur exploring how Sikh ethical, spiritual, and political commitments can inspire resilience and justice today. Details Speakers Nikky-Guninder […]

  • Sound, Sovereignty, and Sikh Scholarship: A Conversation Across Traditions

    On May 22, the Sikh Foundation welcomed nearly fifty participants to an online gathering titled “Sound, Sovereignty, and Sikh Scholarship: Bridging History, Culture, and Contemporary Engagement.” Hosted by Professor Anna Bigelow of Stanford University, the event invited us to pause amid what she called “the barrage of calamities we are confronting” and to reflect on […]

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