This special series explores four major events that were a part of the 10th Annual Oak Creek Sikh Memorial Anniversary, from August 4 to 7, and personal accounts from that tragic day in 2012. mkeind.com/sikhtemple10th

Why the Sikh Temple massacre remains an inconvenient example of Milwaukee’s caring and complicity

The enduring spirit of Chardi Kala: How Oak Creek’s Sikh community continues to share “eternal optimism”

A Warning Unheeded: Terror attacks on places of worship increasing in spite of painful lessons

Amaris Kaur Kaleka: I hope there comes a day when my generation can shop, learn, and pray without dying

Heal, Unite, Act: Pardeep Singh Kaleka on restoring hope 10 years after the Sikh Temple Tragedy

Ride Against Hate: Sikh Motorcycle Club makes cross-country journey to Oak Creek for August 5 memorial

Tarina Ahuja: Reflections of a twenty-year-old from ten years after the 2012 Sikh Temple mass shooting

A collection of previously published features related to the Sikh Temple:

Memorial To Baba Punjab Singh Brings Community Together With Message Of Hope And Resilience

Baba Punjab Singh: Survivor Of 2012 Oak Creek Sikh Temple Shooting Dies From Gunshot Complications

Milwaukee Leaders Hold Vigil Against Hate In Remembrance Of Oak Creek, Gilroy, El Paso, And Dayton

Governor Tony Evers Brings Proclamation Of Love And Support To Sikh Americans In Oak Creek

Sikh Awareness Month Across Wisconsin Aims To Be Catalyst For Healing And Education

Chardi Kala: A Community Reflects On Six Years Since The Sikh Temple Shooting

Pardeep Singh Kaleka: The Gift Of Our Wounds

The Post Traumatic States Of America And Our Communal Fear

Not In Our Town’s Documentary “Waking In Oak Creek”

Pardeep Kaleka: A Son Remembers The Day His Father Was Slain For His Faith

Photo Essay: Chardhi Kala 6K Expands Community Healing

Video: Reflections On 5Th Chardhi Kala 6K

Sikhs Remain Resilient After Five Years Of Living With Tragedy

Why Americans Must Continue To Remember The Oak Creek Massacre

A Legacy Of Relentless Optimism In Response To Hate Crime

Annual Run Turns Tragedy Into Triumph To Honor Sikh Temple Victims

Sikh Temple Survivor Speaks On Fake Bowling Green Μаssаcrе

Pardeep Kaleka: Forgiveness In The Midst Of Tragedy

Pardeep Kaleka: Testimony On Post 9/11 Rhetoric

Victims Of Largest Act Of Terrorism In Milwaukee Largely Forgotten By Public

Photo Essay: Targeted By Hate, Sikhs Embrace Love