Bains, Satwinder

Poster for INTERFAITH Dialogue, a public event where speakers from diverse faiths, including Sikhism, Baha'i, Hinduism, Islam and Christianity, gathered to have a discussion about the role of faith in promoting peace and harmony in our communities. The poster provides details for the event such as speaker names, dates, location, and event contact information.

Poster for a public event commemorating over 100 years of South Asian presence in Canada hosted by the Indo-Canadian Studies Institute, University of the Fraser Valley from November 17-23, 2008.

Creator: Putten, John Van

Newspaper clipping titled, "Indo-Canadian History" written by John Van Putten, published in The Abbotsford News. The article features the showcasing of the Udaari Pioneer Exhibition, at the Centre for lndo-Canadian Studies. The article notes that the exhibit will move to The Reach Gallery Museum from Nov. 27 until Jan. 4 to further highlight the lndo-Canadian history in B.C.

Creator: Educators Without Borders

Poster for an event held by Educators Without Borders Speaker Series on the topic, Internships for Credit scheduled for 27th November, 2008 at the Centre for Indo Canadian Studies from 12 to 1pm. This Speaker Series includes an introduction to the topic by Cheri Enns followed by four students who travelled abroad and concluded by Satwinder Bains.

Brochure for South Asian Peer Network Association, introducing the organization, listing their current as well as upcoming events and their collaborative activities with the Centre for Indo-Canadian Studies along with contact information.

Creator: University of the Fraser Valley

Poster highlighting the University of the Fraser Valley's India-Canada certificate program. The program introduces a number of Indo-Canadian courses with the goal of helping them learn more about the rich social, cultural, and political heritage and contribution of the Indian diasporic community in Canada.

Poster for Diwali celebrations scheduled for 23rd October, 2008 by the Mission Community Services Society Multicultural Department.

Newspaper clipping titled, Centre for Indo-Canadian Studies Hosts Udaari Exhibit written by Daan Van Der Kroon, published in the Arts & Life section of the Cascade News on 30th October, 2008. The article talks about the Udaari Photo Exhibit which told the stories of the lives of Indo-Canadian families over three generations.

Newspaper clipping titled, Photo exhibition focuses on immigrant history written by Wendy Simpson published in Abbotsford Neighbourhood Bugel on October 24, 2008. The article notes that the exhibit is presented as part of the BC 150 celebrations, to tell the history of early South Asian Canadians and encourage more South Asian Canadian families to share their stories.

Poster for Anita Rau Badami's book, "Can You Hear the Nightbird Call?" public reading, discussion, book signing, and reception at the Centre for Indo-Canadian Studies, University House scheduled for March 31, 2008 at 7:00 pm. The book highlights a story of three women during the India-Pakistan Partition in 1947 and the demand for an independent Sikh state, Khalistan came into violent existence in the 1980s.