Sikhs in Storytelling

Sikhs in Storytelling

Join SALDEF for Sikhs in Storytelling! Share & celebrate Sikh narratives.

By SALDEF

Date and time

Saturday, May 11 · 3 - 8pm EDT

Location

The 52nd Street Project

789 10th Avenue New York, NY 10019

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About this event

  • 5 hours

SALDEF is thrilled to invite you to a first of its kind gathering to experience the captivating art of our community: Sikhs in Storytelling in New York City. We'll delve into the rich tapestry of Sikh history and culture, all woven together by the power of narrative.

Date: May 11, 2024

Time: 3 - 8 PM

Location: Five Angels Theater, 789 10th Ave., New York, NY, 10019

Here's what awaits you:

  • Unforgettable Stories: Witness a powerful evening that shatters one-dimensional portrayals of Sikh Americans.
  • Breaking Stereotypes: Celebrate the vibrant tapestry of our community through captivating performances.
  • Inspiring Voices: Engage with renowned artists, filmmakers, and community leaders who are reshaping the Sikh American narrative.

We truly believe this event will provide immense value to all attendees, and we would be honored to have you join us.

Space is limited, so RSVP today!

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Speaker Lineup:

  • Nardeep Khurmi - Actor, Writer, Director of 'Land of Gold'
  • Brahmjot Kaur - Entertainment Reporter NBC News and E! News Online
  • Vishavjit Singh - Animator, Filmmaker, Cartoonist
  • Harmeet Kaur - CNN Culture Writer
  • Nav the Poet - Spoken Word Poet, Videographer, Content Creator
  • Anoopreet Kaur Rehncy - Viral Storyteller and Creative Director
  • Sonia Kaur - Author and Content Creator
  • Ravjot Mehek Singh - Filmmaker and Art Activist
  • Harjus Singh - Filmmaker and Screenwriter
  • Meeta Kaur - Published Author, Lead Creator and Editor
  • Saranjit Banga - Author and Activist
  • Joy Kanwar - Dean of Inclusion and Diversity and Professor of Legal Writing at Brooklyn Law School

This is not a production of The 52nd Street Project.

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