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Have you been to the NEW Youth Q&A Forum yet? You are invited to ask, answer and rate the best answers!

This year will be another Camp Miri Piri. Camp Miri Piri is a special camp. Like most camps t has lots of Kirtan, Banis, and discussion.

Every week the entire SikhNet team reads aloud the names of all our donors from that week, along with their comments, and together we pray to bless you and everyone.

This is Guruka Singh at SikhNet inviting you to watch this short video I made with you in mind. It talks about the Leap of Faith that SikhNet is about to make and how we came to know we had no choice but to make it.

The SikhNet Gurbani Media Center App is now FREE for a limited period of time, thanks to the generous support of Avtar Singh Dhamija, of Akal Engineers and Consultants Ltd, Canada.

I was in tears several times reading through the comments, touched by what you had to say. 'Spiritual Learning' is one major priority: This is the voice and face of the cyber-sangat.

Can you do this seva? 20 minutes of your time to help us plan SikhNet's future.

Katha channel, Bangala Sahib Gurdwara channel and SikhNet Audio Stories added to SikhNet Radio for 24/7 streaming.

This short film may move you deeply.

Part of SikhNet's unseen seva is to help those who reach out to us because of challenges they face in their daily lives. C.E.O. of SikhNet, Guruka Singh shares an experience he had helping someone through a difficult time.

As we remember Mata Sahib Kaur Ji's birthday today, we would like to take the time to recognize our female film directors for this years onKAUR Film Festival.

Congragulations to "I Am Equal" Directed by Simran Kaur, Jivan Kaur and Gurusimran Kaur from Ontario Canada.

Congragulations to 'Kauronation' Directed by Gagandeep Kaur for tying for first place!

These are the names of people who raked their grey cells, pinched their sensitive nerves, picked up the cameras, and shot docu-dramas, films that made to the much known creative podium, the SikhNet online film festival.

Congragulations to 'Kaurizmaa of Kaur' Directed by Ravneet Kaur for tying for first place!

Congratulations to Kaur - The Attire of Soul. One of the winners from the SikhNet Youth Film Festival

Congratulations to "Roar of the Kaur" and "Kaur - A True Identity". Runner ups in SikhNet Youth Film Festival

Congratulations to Singh Vs Singh - Raksha Bandhan Special. One of the winners from the SikhNet Youth Film Festival

Congratulations to "Am I Kaur?" One of the winners from the 2013 SikhNet Youth Film Festival

Congratulations to "KES" and "Be Brave" Our runners up from the 2013 SikhNet Youth Film Festival.

The Sangat has voted and the results are in. Here are this years winners of the SikhNet Youth Film Festival...

Personally, I am humbled and amazed by the time and talent that went into creating the films this year. The theme “onKaur” spoke to a lot of young people. They have given us, in return, a treasure trove of images and stories that celebrate the strength and power of the Sikh and Khalsa women.

Sitting in Guruka Singh's house last week, watching video after video, all of us felt deeply moved and also quite stunned. Stunned at the number of entries. Stunned at the quality of the work. Stunned at how much time, care, effort, thought and energy it took to make each one of these films.

SikhNet announces the Android version of the Gurbani Media Center. The Light of the Guru's word is now more accessible than ever.

What kept the young sons of Guru Gobind Singh, ages 7 and 9, steadfast in their faith? So steadfast that they shook the Mughal regime by not giving an inch against all temptation and terror?

Harpreet Kaur (The Widows Colony Director), has created a special video message directed at young Sikhs who are interested in becoming filmmakers.

WHO? WHO CAN EMBODY YOUR SARDARNI SAROOP? WHO CAN LISTEN TO THE NAAD WITHIN THE MIND? WHO CAN LEAVE HER BREATH IN EVERY HOLLOWNESS?

Storytelling is an act of rebellion, art, introspection, and revelation. As a Sikh American who harnesses the power of storytelling for social change, I listen deeply for untold stories and then help tell those stories on film, in print, on stage, and in halls of power.

As you know this years theme is onKAUR: Sikh women’s voices. Sikh women’s stories. We know that you can make so many good films on the subject! So, we decided to change the format this year, and have three NEW prize categories.

This year YOU are going to choose the winners!