Simran Jeet Singh

A Vaisakhi to Remember - Penguin Classroom Portal A new picture book from Simran Jeet Singh, A Vaisakhi to Remember celebrates community and heritage as a young girl looks for points of connection in a new country through the joyous Sikh spring harve...

Excited to share the educator guide for A VAISAKHI TO REMEMBER by @simranjeetsingh.bsky.social & Japneet Kaur! Written in collaboration with @sikhcoalition.bsky.social , this guide is filled w/ activities & discussion questions for classrooms and libraries. #EduSky

Jasmin Rubero and Simran Jeet Singh sitting on two chairs

It’s a beautiful thing to hear an audience gasp in awe when they see beautiful picture book images from Hair Love, Born on the Water, My Rainbow & Sam’s Super Seats

Thank you @simranjeetsingh.bsky.social & Jasmin Rubero for sharing the power of books to understand humanity & the world #sxswedu

“I made a promise to myself, that when I grew up, if these books didn’t exist, still, that I would write them."

- Simran Jeet Singh at #SXSWEDU 2025 (@simranjeetsingh.bsky.social)

Excited to do this with the art director for my picture books, Jasmin Rubero, with Kokila at @penguinrandomhouse.bsky.social 😀
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Hope some of you are able to join us
@sxswedu.com!

The Science of Spirituality with David DeSteno Podcast Episode · Wisdom and Practice · 12/19/2024 · 30m

I truly enjoyed this discussion with @simranjeetsingh.bsky.social, as we delve into why, at least when it comes to the study of human flourishing, science and religion can and should work together.
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If you're teaching or reading my book, I'd love to connect with you about visiting your classroom or event this fall! Send me a message or visit my website to get in contact: simranjeetsingh.org

I'll be on Good Morning America this Friday. More details as I get them. Should be fun!

Let's unite behind #YesOnSB403 and continue our journey towards a more equitable future for all.

The California Coalition for Caste Equity is hunger striking for the freedom of our caste-oppressed people. We're counting on @GavinNewsom to publicly lend his voice in support of #SB403. Thank you, Governor Newsom, for your history of standing up for vulnerable communities.

Hear Navinder's story of bravery as he served on the rescue teams during 9/11, and why he believes we must learn to see the hero in everyone we meet: bit.ly/RNS-911

Navinder Singh Nijher, then a general surgery resident, was one of the first to serve victims at Ground Zero - but within 24 hours, was treated like one of the enemies.

August was filled with new developments, new books, and new speaking reels! Check out my monthly recap on Substack: bit.ly/substack-aug...

If you're looking for a workshop for your team or organization, I'd love to talk with you! Send me a message to learn more about my workshops, or visit my website for more: simranjeetsingh.org/workshops/

The workshops I host are about connecting, engaging, and growing together. It's a space for us to come together, learn from one another, and grow as a community. Together, we'll discuss critical issues and explore ways to create positive change for ourselves and our communities.

Reading "They Called Us Exceptional" by Prachi Gupta from Penguin Random House. This captivating read takes you on a journey through extraordinary lives, highlighting the power of human spirit and determination. Add it to your bookshelf: https://bit.ly/tcue

Thrilled to be part of the Faith in Action report advisory board, in collaboration with the World Economic Forum. We believe in the power of faith-based partnerships, and we want to hear your insights! Participate in the Faith in Action survey and share examples of impact: wef.ch/faithsurvey

The highest form of love entails complete selflessness. Spread kindness to others by practicing it each day, even in small ways.

Home - Becoming a Sustainable Runner Becoming a Sustainable Runner, by Tina Muir and Zoë Rom, is a practical guide for runners of all abilities and backgrounds who want to take meaningful action to protect our planet through their love ...

I love the book and can't wait for every runner and aspiring runner to read it. Here's a link to order: becomingasustainablerunner.com

I admire her so much for that and for continuing to live into her values, including making hard decisions to forego opportunities to do what's right. Now, Tina has a new book on Becoming a Sustainable Runner that she's co-written with Zoe Rom.

My good friend Tina was a professional runner who represented Great Britain and Northern Ireland in a world championship. She courageously stepped away from that life to care for herself.

July was a month of celebration - check out my monthly recap on Substack: simranjeetsingh.substack.com/p/simrans-shelf-august-2023

If you've been seeking a space where you, your team, or your organization can engage in a collective journey of growth and learn more about diversity, equity, inclusion, and anti-racism, I'd love to talk with you! Visit my website for details: https://simranjeetsingh.org/workshops/

One of my favorite aspects of facilitating workshops is the opportunity to connect with people while engaging in conversations that truly matter. There's something powerful about being in a space where we can share our experiences, learn from one another, and find strength in our shared humanity.

I've been writing for TIME for a few years now, and I'm thrilled to share that I'm now officially a TIME Contributor!

Gratitude doesn't happen by accident. We cultivate it through intention and practice.

I’m so grateful to Hena for her confidence in me and for the opportunity to write in this genre. It was so much fun. I’m excited to share the book when it comes out this spring, and I’m excited to write more stories for this age group.

Then, she shared the list of writers contributing to the volume — and that’s when I lost it. It’s a who’s who of South Asian writers, including Sayantani DasGupta, Reem Faruqi, Veera Hiranandani, Supriya Kelkar, Rajani LaRocca, Maulik Pancholy, Mitali Perkins, Aisha Saeed, and N.H. Senzai.

I was pleasantly surprised when Hena Khan invited me to write an essay for her new collection of short stories. She’s one of the premiere middle grade writers in the country.

I'll be in conversation with my friend and colleague, Sharon Groves, VP at Auburn. Together, we will hold space for what we have lost and explore how grief and loss evolve through ritual, community, and action. Register here: https://tinyurl.com/3wazvk6t

On August 2, I'm excited to share that Reimagine, an incredible nonprofit dedicated to helping individuals navigate loss, adversity, and mortality by channeling life's challenges into meaning and growth, is teaming up with Auburn Seminary to present a Virtual Candlelight Vigil.