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In an October 28 update, UNITED SIKHS says it completed flooring support for 135 temporary homes in Bidur for families displaced from Rasuwa. The organization also reports distributing roofing sheets and winter supplies at another relief site, as its response moves from emergency food assistance toward recovery.

In a SikhNet interview, student Ishmeet Singh describes building a mobile app to help people practise Gurmat Sangeet. The conversation explores how technical skills can support community learning and give young Sikhs a meaningful role in shaping it.

The Sikh Coalition's November update introduces Jyotswaroop Kaur as its next executive director. The organization describes her background in community organizing and policy advocacy, and says she succeeds Harman Singh.

SALDEF profiles Maanya Kaur, a SikhLEAD intern and SikhVOTE volunteer in California. She reflects on listening to community members and helping them understand civic participation through conversations at gurdwara outreach tables.

The Sikh Coalition brings together K–12 lesson plans, an educators' guide, and classroom activities about Sikhi. Its resource collection also links to guidance in English and Punjabi for families addressing bullying at school.

SikhRI's Sojhi program offers curriculum, videos, podcasts, courses, and resources for young learners. Families and teachers can browse material designed to help children connect with Sikh thought, history, and practice.

Khalsa Aid invites people to register their interest in volunteering. Its team matches opportunities to skills, availability, and location, with activities ranging from community support and Langar Aid to wider humanitarian work.

SALDEF lists applications as open from November 5, 2026, with a January 15, 2027 deadline. The program serves Sikh American undergraduate, graduate and law students through internships, mentorship and a community project. Participants who complete the program can receive a stipend of up to $3,000; SALDEF says dates may change.

SikhRI's course directory includes instructor-led and self-paced learning, with subjects such as Gurbani grammar, kirtan, and Anand Sahib. Readers can compare the available courses and choose material suited to their interests and experience.

SikhNet's animated story collection includes English and Punjabi titles exploring Sikh history and values such as compassion, courage, and sharing. Families can watch on the publisher's website or explore its accompanying mobile app.

SikhRI lists a November 13, 2026 gathering at Toronto’s EY Tower marking 350 years since Guru Gobind Singh Sahib became Guru. The program explores Sikh thought, mentorship across generations and connections with Anandpur Sahib. Confirm the start time with the organizer: the event page uses an EDT label for this November date. Event date: 2026-11-13 Location: EY Tower, 40th Floor, Toronto, Ontario

SikhRI lists a free gathering on November 21, 2026, from 11 am to 2 pm PST at Grand Taj Banquet Hall in Surrey. Marking 350 years since Guru Gobind Singh Sahib became Guru, it explores Sikh thought, mentorship across generations and connections with Anandpur Sahib. Event date: 2026-11-21 Location: Grand Taj Banquet Hall, Surrey, British Columbia