Jakara Movement- we are the movement.

Firework Fundraising Building the Movement Local j.Kommunities

Firework Fundraising

Our largest fundraising is our annual fireworks sales. It is grueling work in the hot sun. This year our firework stand is located in Fresno at the north-west corner of Cornelia and Shields. We need your help! If you are from Fresno and will be buying fireworks – buy from us and get all of your friends, family, and co-workers to buy from us as well. Also come and volunteer over the weekend! Friday evening and all day Saturday (July 4th) will be a HUGE rush. We need your help!
Building the Movement

Why? - The Jakara Movement is the first grassroots Sikh youth organization, committed to social, health, and gender justice and equality, inspired by the vision of our Gurus. - We are the most inclusive Sikh organization – we do not discriminate based on caste, appearance, gender, etc. If you say you are a Sikh, we want you on board. - We are building this organization from the ground up in all localities in California. If there are Sikhs there, we want to be there.
Local j.Kommunities

As a grassroots, bottom-up movement, we are seeking to be active in all local communities. The following cities in Calfornia have announced their meeting dates. If your city is not on the list, contact us and start your j.Kommunity. We will provide everything you need. Follow the link for the currently announced meetings.

we are the movement.

The Jakara Movement seeks to encourage engagement with Sikh culture through education, research, and community outreach initiatives.

Founded in 2000, the Jakara Movement began as a collegiate conference, but has evolved into an institution for the recruitment and training of volunteers and a hub for the Sikh Californian youth. With a focus on the interstices of education, health, gender, and social justice, the Jakara Movement inclusively engages large sections of the Sikh youth in various projects to strengthen their identity and consciousness as Sikhs, foster education through service-learning, and inspire activism and volunteerism within the greater Qaum.