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The Gurus built a Panth that shaped empires. We are building the intellectual infrastructure for the next chapter.

From its origins in the Panjab to its presence on five continents, the Panth has maintained coherence through centuries of transformation. Four program areas now work together to build on that foundation: scholarship that recovers our inheritance, strategy that shapes our engagement with power, stories told on our terms, and institutions transformed into centers of community strength.
Global Affairs & Strategic Policy

Panth & Power

The Khalsa was born as a sovereign force in world affairs. We carry that legacy forward — analyzing geopolitical trends, developing policy frameworks rooted in Sikh political thought, and training the next generation of strategic leaders.

We Don’t litigate or lobby.We produce the scholarship that informs those who do.

Foundational Scholarship

Sikh Intellectual Traditions

The words of the Gurus are our inheritance — but manuscripts deteriorate, interpretations calcify, and too few scholars possess the languages to read our sources in the original. We are training a new generation to safeguard and advance the Panth's intellectual foundations.

Rigorous scholarship finds its highest purpose when it empowers the communities it studies.

Storytelling & Cultural Production

Art, Media & Sikh Culture

If we don't tell our own stories, others will tell them for us — and get them wrong. We mentor artists, filmmakers, and creators who produce media grounded in historical truth and crafted for impact, ensuring Sikh voices define how the world understands the Panth.

We’ve advised PBS, CNN, and the Royal Ontario Museum — ensuring Sikh stories reach global audiences with accuracy and depth.

Building Community Power

Governance of Sikh Institutions

Gurdwaras are the backbone of the Panth — but too often they operate without the governance frameworks, leadership pipelines, or strategic capacity they need. We develop resources that transform Sikh institutions into centers of community power.

When Gurdwaras lead, the Panth’s voice is heard.