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Sikhi is the Sikh faith. Find learning resources for families, classrooms, and independent study. Explore Sikh history, Gurbani, kirtan, and stories through material published by Sikh educators and organizations, with practical guides to help you choose where to begin.
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.
In a 2025 Sikh Foundation interview, artist Datti Kaur discusses her Sikh upbringing, musical training and move toward painting. The conversation describes her use of Indian miniature traditions and the patient process behind her compositions. Read the original interview to explore her creative practice.
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'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.
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.
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