Simran Singh – Finding Harmony in Chaos
Finding Harmony in Chaos
Hello and welcome to my webpage! My name is Simran and I am very grateful that you are here to learn more about my project: Finding Harmony in Chaos!
To start, I’ll introduce myself with five fun facts:
I’m a junior at BU majoring in Middle Eastern and South Asian languages and literatures and minoring in psychology and Arabic.
I am NOT an animal person whatsoever.
I eat a banana with peanut butter everyday in the morning.
I didn’t know the difference between limes and lemons until September 2020.
Three countries I want to visit are Egypt, Russia, and Turkey.
On this webpage, which will serve as an awareness initiative, I hope that you will find some insight surrounding the relationship between different religious traditions, violence, stigma, and human experience.
Over the course of Spring ’21 to Spring ’22, I would like to put together a project, this, in which everyone has the ability to learn from others. I would like to start, especially due to the current COVID-19 pandemic, by virtually interviewing different individuals with different levels of expertise and posting their answers here for you all to see, read, or listen to.
I have uploaded some background information below:
Videos:
Articles:
https://www.cato.org/commentary/religious-persecution-continues-increase-threatening-all-believers
Interview #1:
Sadhana Sankar, Student at University of the Sciences in Philadelphia
Interview #2:
Anonymous Interviewee
Coming Soon!