Sikh Villainization and Propaganda in Media: A Reflection of Global Attitudes and an Obstacle to Activism

A study coordinated by the National Sikh Campaign and Hart Research in 2015 found that 60% of Americans surveyed did not have any knowledge of Sikhism or Sikh Americans.

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July 1, 2024

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Other Fellowship Capstones

Reclaiming the Past, Shaping the Future: Policy Paths for Native Hawaiian Political Representation and Cultural Revitalization

Addressing Inequities Caused by the Urban Heat Island Effect in the U.S.

It’s Not Your Time Yet: A New DACA From the Brinks of Extinction