Sikhs launch campaign against growing misperceptions in US
Business Standard
March 12, 2014
Sikhs in the US have launched a multi-million dollar national campaign to tackle the growing misperceptions about Sikhism after the 9/11 terror attacks.
The National Sikh Campaign would also highlight the contributions by the community members in America. The primary mission of the campaign, launched here yesterday, will be to increase awareness about the Sikh religion and the positive contributions the Sikh-Americans have made, a media release said today.
US: Campaign launched to raise Sikh visibility, change perception
Sikh Siyasat
March 13, 2014
Washington, United States: Sikh business and community leaders across the country gathered in Washington D.C. to form the National Sikh Campaign, an undertaking that will tackle the growing misperceptions of Sikhism since 9/11 and highlight the impact Sikh Americans have made in America. The primary mission of this National Sikh Campaign will be to increase awareness of the Sikh Religion and the positive contributions Sikh Americans make in this country.
US Sikhs hire Hillary Clinton's ex-strategist for changing perception
Times of India
May 30, 2014,
WASHINGTON: The newly formed National Sikh Campaign launched by US Sikhs has announced to have a former chief strategist of Hillary Clinton to begin the first-ever exploration of creating positive perception about Sikhs among Americans.
U.S. Sikhs Hire Former Clinton Strategist to Rebrand
NBC
June 25, 2014
Growing up as a Sikh in Wisconsin, Sandy Dhaliwal was often a source of intrigue for her friends who’d braid her long, uncut tresses and play dress-up with elaborate garments from her annual trips to India
US Sikhs fight racism with PR campaign
Al-Jazeera
Aug 4, 2014
Wisconsin, US - Sikhs in the United Sates will observe the second anniversary of a deadly shooting in Oak Creek, Wisconsin on Tuesday in which a white supremacist gunman, Wade Michael Page, opened fire on a Sikh temple killing six people, including Satwant Singh Kaleka, its founder.
The August 5, 2012 attack was the deadliest on an American house of worship since the 1963 Birmingham Church bombings.
US Gurdwaras meet to chart grassroots strategy
The Economic Times
Aug 11, 2014
WASHINGTON: Representatives from more than 50 Gurdwaras in the US are gathering here this week for a national meeting to chart grassroots strategy that will raise the profile of Sikhs in the country.
Organised by the newly formed National Sikh Campaign (NSC), the gurdwara leaders will strategise with Hillary Clinton's former Chief Strategist, Geoff Garin, who is already conducting a survey about Sikhs in the US.
US gurdwaras to help project positive Sikh image
Business Standard
August 21, 2014
Over 100 representatives from gurdwaras across the US have pledged support for National Sikh Campaign's plan to engage top US political operatives and media firms for presenting the community positively.
US Gurdwaras Endorse the Campaign to change perception of Sikhs, claims National Sikh Campaign (NSC)
Sikh Siyasat
August 21, 2014
Washington: Gurdwaras across the country convened in Washington D.C. this last weekend for an unprecedented grassroots meeting called by the newly formed National Sikh Campaign (NSC) to shape the Sikh image in America. Over 100 Representatives from Gurdwaras from all over the United States pledged their support to the National Sikh Campaign’s plan to engage top US political operatives and media firms for presenting the community positively.
US Sikhs Tap Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton Strategists to Raise Awareness
Zee TV and NDTV
December 27, 2014
Sikhs in the US have tapped the services of top political strategists of President Barack Obama and former secretary of state Hillary Clinton to launch a nationwide media campaign to raise awareness about the community in the country.