Books To Help You Talk To Your Kids About Mental Health
Jaspreet Kaur sits down with Grazia to share books that can help you talk to kids about mental health, wellbeing and creative mindfulness
BBC Sounds - Brown Girl Like Me
Get a chance to listen to 7 episodes of the Brown Girl Like Me series on BBC Sounds
An honest, unflinching account of life for South Asian women and girls in the UK today, and a manifesto for change.
Stylist: Brown Girl Like Me
2022 is set to be an incredible year for non-fiction. Whether you’re a fan of comedy writing, factual histories or want something that evokes the visceral power of Lisa Taddeo’s Three Women, there is a new wave of memoirs, essays, self-help guides and investigative journalism to help you make sense of the world. Exploring how we can address global issues while finding hope in our own personal lives, these books are smart, readable conversation starters.
Net-A-Porter
From potent essay collections to moving memoirs and urgent calls for action, there is a wealth of reads that are motivating and inspiring change this year – whether it’s on a personal, societal or global scale. KATIE BERRINGTON rounds up 10 compelling books to buy for their change-making potential
BBC Sunday Morning Live - June 2020
Should we still be portraying Jesus as white? Are we spending too much time online? Is there a new pandemic etiquette? Does the wording used in job adverts have an excluding effect on people? Hear my views on some of the top stories of the week alongside Deborah Frances-White, Sean Fletcher and Sally Phillips.
Cultural Appropriation - Jaspreet Kaur x Apne Project
Last year I had the pleasure of conducting this interview with the @apne_project. This was by far one of the best interviews I have ever done. We spoke about one of my favourite topics, cultural appropriation, as well as privilege, identity, migration and mental wellbeing.
Partition '47' - Kensington Palace
Jaspreet Kaur x Kensington Palace performing ‘Partition’
How should we tell the story of Empire? Poet Jaspreet Kaur talks with Curator Polly Putnam
How should we tell the story of Empire? Poet Jaspreet Kaur talks with Curator Polly Putnam
Is Our Curriculum ‘Too White’? - BBC Asian Network
BBC Asian Network (Mobeen Azhar show) with Kieran Yates 🌼
We spoke about how we can decolonise our classrooms, the importance of children knowing their own histories and the lack of characters of colour in children's literature. We need AWARENESS + AGENCY + ACCOUNTABILITY. 📚
I also had the honour of sharing my poem "47" (a poem about the partition of Punjab in 1947) to convey how we can engage young people in history through poetry. 🌻
The Moment - Westminster Abbey
This year, Behind the Netra had the honour of performing her poem 'The Moment' to Her Majesty the Queen and the Royal Family at the annual Commonwealth Service in Westminster Abbey. The service was broadcast live on the BBC to 2.4 billon people across the world.
Passports - A Story of Refugees and Migration
Passports - a poem of refugees and migration with Thraedable and Up Effect
