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A warm meal can bring comfort, dignity, and hope to someone going through a difficult time. ❤️
Through the spirit of Seva, UNITED SIKHS volunteers came together to serve warm meals to those in need. Every meal served is a small act of kindness that reminds us of the strength of community and the importance of standing together.
🙏 Join us in the Feed the Hungry mission and help us continue reaching those who need support.
#UnitedSikhs #FeedTheHungry #Seva #ServeHumanity #FoodDistribution #CommunitySupport
UNITED SIKHS is partnering with Rotary Club Kathmandu, one of the world’s most renowned Rotary clubs, to bring sustained relief to communities affected by the devastating floods.
Through ongoing need assessments and phased support, we aim to reach those who need it most.
Help us get relief moving. Donate today.
#UNITEDSIKHS #NepalRelief #FloodRelief #HumanitarianAid #Seva
On September 15, UNITED SIKHS stood alongside truck drivers at the Jorge Rivera-Lujan v. FMCSA hearing in Washington, D.C., listening directly to those affected by the CDL rule and hearing their stories firsthand.
UNITED SIKHS continues to stand with affected drivers and advocate for their rights, dignity, and due process.
#UNITEDSIKHS #CDLRally #TruckDrivers #SikhRights #DriversRights
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Last week in Washington, D.C., UNITED SIKHS brought advocacy to the halls of government and the streets of the capital, standing for CDL drivers, Sikh rights, religious freedom, and congressional action.
From dialogue to action, we keep showing up for justice, dignity, and the rights of all.
#UNITEDSIKHS #AdvocacyInAction #SikhCommunity
In a new NBC News report, UNITED SIKHS Director of Operations Bhupinder Kaur speaks about the stories behind those calls and the real impact on truckers and their families.
Nearly 5,000 drivers have reached out to UNITED SIKHS’ UMEED helpline since November, sharing concerns and seeking support amid increased immigration enforcement.
#UNITEDSIKHS #TruckerRights #SikhCommunity
Children in Nepal need warm clothes. ❤️
So we went to their schools and brought them clothes and slippers.
We also shared supplies with elderly and families who needed help.
Together, we can keep more children warm.
#UNITEDSIKHS#NepalRelief#Seva#HumanitarianAid #WinterRelief
UNITED SIKHS extends our deepest condolences to the family, friends, and community of Dr. Tim Read, and to his colleagues in the Victorian Greens.
We remember Dr. Read for his solidarity with the Sikh community and his commitment to serving his community. His presence and support will be remembered with gratitude.
May his memory be a blessing.
@UNITEDSIKHS_AU@Greens@TimRRead
From Nepal to Maryland, compassion crossed borders.
UNITED SIKHS joined the Nepalese community at the Nepal Education and Cultural Center in Maryland for a peace walk, prayers, and a gathering led by Venerable Bhikku Pannakara in solidarity with those affected by the devastating floods.
As communities came together in prayer, Venerable Bhikku Pannakara reminded us that supporting those in crisis is only part of the journey. The deeper question is whether we can build a world where people can live without fear, suffering, and conflict.
In moments of grief, compassion calls us to show up, give what we can, and keep working toward peace.
#UNITEDSIKHS #StandWithNepal #Nepal #NepalFloodRelief
UNITED SIKHS joined Congressman Tom Suozzi and Congressman Brad Knott, and national faith leaders in Washington, D.C. to urge Congress to advance the Right to Worship Act, aimed at protecting Americans from threats, intimidation, and obstruction while accessing houses of worship.
The freedom to worship and the freedom to speak are both fundamental First Amendment rights. Protecting one should not come at the expense of the other.
For Sikh Americans and communities across the country, the ability to enter a gurdwara, church, synagogue, mosque, or other house of worship without fear or intimidation is fundamental to religious freedom.
The right to worship must be protected for all.
#UNITEDSIKHS #RightToWorship #SikhCommunity #RepresentationMatters
UNITED SIKHS met with the office of Assistant Attorney General Harmeet K. Dhillon, U.S. Department of Justice Civil Rights Division in Washington, D.C., to continue dialogue on religious liberty and civil rights protections.
The meeting addressed religious accommodation, discrimination, hate-based violence, and protections for religious institutions.
UNITED SIKHS looks forward to continued engagement with federal agencies and public institutions on these important issues.
#UNITEDSIKHS #Representation #SikhCommunity #CivilRights #ReligiousLiberty
On a flight from Kathmandu to Delhi, the IndiGo Airlines crew took a moment to recognize the Seva of our volunteers who had been serving flood-affected communities in Nepal. ❤️
To our volunteers, thank you for showing up, serving with compassion, and giving your all when Nepal needed it most.
And to the IndiGo crew, thank you for your thoughtful words and for recognizing the heart behind this Seva. 🙏
A simple gesture of appreciation that our team will carry with them.
#UNITEDSIKHS #Seva #NepalFloodRelief #HumanitarianAid #SikhSeva
OUR FAITH IS NOT GOING ANYWHERE.
Gurvinder Singh, UNITED SIKHS International Humanitarian Aid Director, spoke in Washington, D.C. about the right to practice our faith openly, proudly, and without fear.
Our identity. Our faith. Our principles.
We will carry them forward.
#UNITEDSIKHS #RightToWorship #SikhCommunity #RepresentationMatters
The community spoke. Now, we show up.
Hundreds of voices of support reminded us that this fight is bigger than one voice. UNITED SIKHS is in Washington, D.C., standing with Sikh truckers and advocating for dignity, due process, and fair treatment.
Follow UNITED SIKHS for updates from the CDL hearing.
The work continues.
#UNITEDSIKHS #CivilRights #TruckerRights
WE SHOWED UP IN WASHINGTON, D.C.
Today, UNITED SIKHS stood alongside immigrant truckers and our community at the E. Barrett Prettyman Courthouse as the D.C. Circuit heard oral arguments in Rivera Luján v. FMCSA.
We were there to advocate for fair treatment, due process, and the right to earn a livelihood without discrimination.
This case is about ensuring commercial drivers are evaluated based on their qualifications, licensing, compliance, and demonstrated ability to operate safely, not broad assumptions tied to their immigration status.
The hearing is over. The work continues.
#UNITEDSIKHS #CivilRights #TruckerRights
On September 9, UNITED SIKHS joined Congressman Tom Suozzi, interfaith leaders, and community organizations in urging Congress to pass the bipartisan Right to Worship Act.
No one should face intimidation or discrimination for practicing their faith.
From gurdwaras to churches, mosques, synagogues, temples, and mandirs, every community deserves the freedom to worship safely and openly.
UNITED SIKHS stands for religious freedom and the right of every person to practice their faith without fear.
#UNITEDSIKHS #RightToWorship #ReligiousFreedom
25 years ago today, Balbir Singh Sodhi was murdered in Mesa, Arizona, just four days after 9/11.
His killing is widely recognized as one of the earliest and most significant acts of anti-Sikh violence in the aftermath of the attacks. His death became a painful reminder of the hatred and violence Sikh Americans could face simply for who they were or how they were perceived.
As we remember the lives lost on September 11, we also remember the lives forever impacted by the hate and discrimination that followed. Sikh, Muslim, South Asian, Middle Eastern, and other minority communities faced violence, harassment, racism, and fear simply because of who they were or how they were perceived.
Today, we remember Mr. Sodhi not only for the circumstances of his death, but for the life he lived, the courage of his family and community, and the resilience of all those who endured hate in the years that followed.
Twenty-five years later, we remember. We speak up. And we continue to stand against hate in all its forms.
Keeping Mr. Sodhi’s legacy alive means continuing the work of building understanding, protecting communities, and standing for dignity and justice for all.
#UNITEDSIKHS #NeverForget #911Remembrance
WE ARE NOT LETTING THIS END WITH A DELETED POST.
UNITED SIKHS has formally filed a complaint with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security for a civil rights review and corrective action following the DHS “Mr. Singh” graphic.
Removing the post does not erase the harm or the questions it raised.
Our complaint calls for accountability, an acknowledgment of the impact on Sikh Americans and other communities, and safeguards to help prevent similar incidents from happening again.
Scan the QR code to read the full press release.
#UNITEDSIKHS #SikhDiscrimination #CivilRights