Founder
supported community development
Dr. Sonia Aujla-Bhullar
Dr. Sonia Aujla-Bhullar is a Canadian woman, scholar, researcher, and educator residing in Calgary, Alberta. She holds a BA in Global Development Studies, Master’s in Educational Contexts and a PhD in Curriculum and Learning.
As a public-school teacher and published author
Dr. Aujla-Bhullar has studied and researched
the unique aspects and challenges of inclusion and diversity within Canada through understandings of post-colonial and critical race theory in education. Her past and present work focuses on anti-racism as an institutional practice and applications of diversity, inclusion, and equity between schools and racialized communities.
As an avid volunteer and supporter of community engagement, she has organized both local and national initiatives within the Sikh community as a board member to the World Sikh Organization (WSO) and is currently serving as co-chair to the City of Calgary AntiRacism Action Committee (ARAC).
Her past roles include community advocacy with the South Asian Police Advisory Committee (SAPAC) for the Calgary Police Service, council member to the inaugural Government of Alberta Anti-Racism Advisory Council (AARAC), and board member with the Alberta Association for Multicultural Education (AAME). Her passion and commitment to the work of inclusion and anti-racism is rooted in the desire to enhancing our ways of being and knowing, for the sake of future generations.
We are and organization based in Calgary on Treaty 7 Territory, and humbly acknowledge the traditional territories of the Blackfoot Confederacy upon which we work and live.
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