SikhArchive is a Sikh history blog that conducts podcast episodes with established authors, historians, researchers and academics on their respected topics of expertise related to either Sikh or Panjabi history.
In addition to that, we work everyday to develop a Google calendar application that can be used to notify our members of significant events that happened "on this day" via push notifications on their smartphones.
And finally, we are working hard to document the lives of Sikhs in Denmark. There is a rich 50 year history that we have been documenting, which includes oral history interviews with the first arrivals from Punjab in the 1960s.
This has led to a successful exhibition at the Immigration Museum in Copenhagen and now we are making an effort to write down our findings for a book titled, "Sikherne i Danmark" as well as working with the national archives to contribute their narratives.
Thank you for the generous support.
In addition to that, we work everyday to develop a Google calendar application that can be used to notify our members of significant events that happened "on this day" via push notifications on their smartphones.
And finally, we are working hard to document the lives of Sikhs in Denmark. There is a rich 50 year history that we have been documenting, which includes oral history interviews with the first arrivals from Punjab in the 1960s.
This has led to a successful exhibition at the Immigration Museum in Copenhagen and now we are making an effort to write down our findings for a book titled, "Sikherne i Danmark" as well as working with the national archives to contribute their narratives.
Thank you for the generous support.
Gendered Citizenship and Sikh Women in India with Professor Natasha Behl
In this episode we are joined by Professor Natasha Behl, who is an associate professor in the School of Social and Behavioral Sciences at Arizona State University (ASU). Today, we discuss her book, Gendered Citizenship: Understanding Gendered Violence in Democratic India, which analyzes Indian women's unequal experience of democracy in multiple domains, namely the state, civil society, religious community, and the home.
The Feminine Sikh Principle with Professor Nikky-Guninder Kaur Singh
In this episode we are joined by Nikky-Guninder Kaur Singh who is a Professor of Religion and Chair in the Department of Religious Studies at Colby College. We discuss her two books, “The Feminine Principle in the Sikh Vision of the Transcendent” and also “The Birth of the Khalsa - A Feminist Re-Memory of Sikh Identity”.