We also will be showcasing forms of resistance, resilience and rebellion displayed by our Shaheeds that bravely fought for our Kaum (community) and those that continue to fight to this day with artwork displayed from various artists around the world. We hope to see you there!
Join us for this year’s annual 1984 Arts and Walkthrough Exhibition: “Roots of Rebellion” on May 23rd as we seek to educate others about the events of the 1984 Sikh Genocide and commemorate our shaheeds and the lives lost.
This event will take place on Red Square at the University of Washington, “Roots of Rebellion” will feature a 25-poster walk-through detailing Sikh history & events leading up to 1984 and also depict the violent aftermath continuing to present day.
Join us in the capital to tell the story of our brothers and sisters. To come together and inform our elected representatives about our fight for democratic values and rights to be upheld:
When: THIS Thursday March 30th
Time: 11 A.M.
Where: Washington State Capitol
SPEAK UP FOR PUNJAB. Lets not sit in silence as our siblings in Punjab are being denied their voice. One way of helping raise awareness regarding the recent phase of repression in Punjab is by contacting your elected representatives. The link to a sample letter is in our bio.
As mental health can be a stigmatizing topic in the Punjabi/Sikh community, we are looking to create a safe space to allow for open conversations and discussion. We are thankful for our partnering organizations and speakers in helping us cultivate such a space!
UW Sikh Student Association and Sher-E-Punjab Society present our very first Mental Health Awareness Event. We are so excited to be hosting Kaabū (@kaabu__ ) and Komal Kaur (@mskomalk ) from Umeed-Hope!
If you would like to speak and share your thoughts, please sign up at the link in our bio. Please also bring something to cover your head at the vigil.
We ask you keep the Dheri family, their friends, and local community in your thoughts and prayers at this time.
This scholarship is aimed at facilitating more conversation about the 1984 Sikh Genocide and encouraging broader discourse in Sikh youth. Please go to the link in our bio for the prompt and more information!
UW SSA presents the Never Forget 1984 Scholarships for Washington state Sikh students! We will be awarding four prizes total, two for an essay category and two for art/video.
Students who are either enrolled in or going to be enrolled in a Washington state university are eligible to apply. Submissions will be due on July 22nd at midnight.