Rosey Kaur is an educator, author, and visionary leader born and raised in Brantford, Ontario. A tabla player at 2 years old, inspired by her father, Rosey’s journey into Sikhi, music, identity, and confidence began at a remarkably young age.With over 23 years of experience in education, she is the CEO of a homeschool learning centre, Concept1 Learning Centre Inc., she has led for more than a decade, creating a nurturing space where children are seen, valued, and respected for who they are. She is also the proud author of seven children's books that celebrate identity, Sikh stories, and representation. As the Founder of the globally recognized Patka Box™ movement, Rosey is transforming schools, hospitals, libraries, and community spaces with identity-affirming resources that help children not only learn, but belong. Her work ensures that articles of faith are respected, Sikh identity is protected, and every child feels proud of who they are. Through education, storytelling, and compassion, Rosey continues to inspire families, educators, and leaders,

In this conversation, Harman Kaur shares her journey as a writer and mother, discussing her poetry collections, Phulkari and Call Me Home. She reflects on the nurturing support from her parents, the challenges of motherhood, and the cultural expectations surrounding it. Harman emphasizes the importance of representation in literature and how her experiences have shaped her writing. She also touches on the impact of marriage on her creative process and the significance of self-care in her busy life as a mother and writer.

Dr. Prabhjot Singh is a physician, scientist, and healthcare innovator dedicated to building healthier, more connected communities. He has led groundbreaking work at Mount Sinai as Director of the Arnhold Institute for Global Health and Co-Founder of City Health Works, a Harlem-based initiative that empowers health coaches to support high-need patients.

Currently, Dr. Singh serves as a Senior Advisor at the Peterson Center on Healthcare and the Peterson Health Technology Institute, helping shape the future of healthcare through innovation and equity. He is also the author of "Dying and Living in the Neighborhood: A Street-Level View of America’s Healthcare Promise," where he explores how place and community are central to the healing process.

Passionate about linking medicine, policy, and lived experience, Dr. Singh brings a unique vision for reimagining healthcare from the ground up.