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We know there are so many more stories to uplift and share in the Archive. While we are focused on Sikhs who have some connection to California right now, we do hope to move beyond this geographical limit. But that does not mean other community members cannot begin this work on their own!

 

If you are interested in starting your own oral history archive on LGBTQIA+ Sikhs or other related topics for your own respective communities, please feel free to reach out. You can use the contact page or reach out to dr. kehal directly (kehal@wisc.edu).

 

In the meantime, this entire tab on resources may be helpful to consult as you brainstorm different parts of your project (if your project wants to conduct interviews). We also share some of the formal documentation that we created for our project in order for it to be consistent with the University of Wisconsin-Madison's Institutional Review Board requirements over research. These may not be needed, necessary, or relevant to what you or your team have in mind, but we share them with the hopes of cultivating an honest, transparent, and ethical practice around doing research with LGBTQIA+ Sikhs. Once the project has completed a few rounds of interviews, we will also share a public version of our potential question guide for interviews. For a summary of what is discussed in the interviews, review the pages on the project, adding your stories, the FAQ, and the oral histories themselves.

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• Flier and job ad dr. kehal created to recruit research assistants 

• Training guide dr. kehal created for hiring research assistants

• Informed consent form for participants

• Outreach flier and Instagram slide deck

• Guidelines for conducting and being part of interviews