Established in 2003, the Hindu American Foundation (HAF) is the largest and oldest education and advocacy organization and the pre-eminent voice for Hindu Americans.

From a small band of idealistic volunteers in 2003, today HAF is a professionally staffed institution with close to 20 full-time staff, a visionary Board of Directors, dedicated National Leadership Council, and passionate Advisory Council thanks to the generosity of Hindu Americans from all across the country.

HAF advances the understanding of Hindu Dharma traditions to secure the rights and dignity of Hindu Americans now and for generations to come. (Next Para) We work with state boards of education and publishers to ensure Hinduism is portrayed accurately and fairly in public school textbooks. We supply teachers and students with training and supplementary resources to enhance their ability to teach and understand the Hindu tradition.

Sangam Talks is a dedicated initiative to reclaim India’s civilizational narrative from the lingering effects of colonial discourse. Our mission is to revive the rich intellectual traditions of the past and rejuvenate Indian civilization, empowering Indians to connect positively with their heritage. Sangam Talks operates on a non-profit basis, with no commercial interests tied to our content. Our videos are intended strictly for educational purposes. We uphold the principles of free speech while abiding by Indian laws. The views expressed by speakers reflect their own perspectives and may not represent the official stance of Sangam Talks.

Rishihood is India’s first national transformation university. It prepares learners to solve big problems of tomorrow through an education designed on three pillars: 1) personal impact through physical, intellectual, emotional and spiritual development, 2) professional impact through industry-integrated and practical-based learning, and 3) public impact through interdisciplinary curriculum and societal exposure.

The United States Hindu Alliance (USHA) is a global Hindu advocacy organization, representing 5 million Hindus in the United States and 1.29 billion Hindus worldwide. We strive to foster good relations with all sections of American society and various countries around the world through various projects, events and initiatives. USHA is a grass roots, non-partisan, non-profit organization of Hindus in America to protect and promote the collective interests of Hindus worldwide. We strive to advance our goals through dialogue, diplomacy, education, awareness and advocacy.

Infinity Foundation is a non-profit organization based in Princeton (USA), focused on research and education. It specializes in the field of civilization studies applying the Dharma lens to examine a broad range of topics. It disseminates its unique research findings through books, videos and public events.

The foundation seeks to create dialogue that breaks out of the dualities of anti- and pro- globalization forces, of the right vs. the left, of secularism vs. religion, of science vs. spirituality, of economic growth vs. ecological preservation.

INDICA is an institute for Indian Knowledge Systems (IKS) dedicated to the well-being of all beings. We believe Indic wisdom fosters health, happiness, and harmony. Our mission is to offer authentic, immersive learning experiences and to enable changemakers to fulfill their potential, passion, and purpose. We preserve, protect, and promote the full spectrum of IKS through research, publications, certificate and diploma programs, and a range of events including conferences, workshops, retreats, and festivals. We also nurture thought leaders, social entrepreneurs, and regional cultural leaders, supporting them at every stage through our six-fold approach: Champion, Connect, Coach, Contribute, Collaborate, and Celebrate. Guided by Dharmic-Pluralism, we seek not just to respect diversity but to actively engage with it in the spirit of dialogue and shared growth.

The Khalsa Today is the leading Global Sikh Advocacy, Think Tank & Media organization registered as a nonprofit organization in the United States of America. The Khalsa Today impacts opinion and policy on the Sikh issues that matter most like combating rising Sikh Youth radicalization, extremism, defending Sikh’s place in the world, safeguarding the Human Rights and freedoms of all people.

The Khalsa Today is also home to opinions, ideas, and original reporting for the Sikh and Punjabi diaspora. We are a collection of journalists, activists, writers, historians, doers, thinkers, and more from around the world sharing, discussing, and debating issues impacting our diverse Sikh community.

Prachyam.org is the official website of the Prachyam Trust, dedicated to promoting Bharat’s rich heritage and culture. It serves as a platform for our initiatives, including educational articles, community projects, and opportunities for donations. Prachyam has also launched the world’s first Hindu OTT platform exclusively for streaming content in tune with Bharatiya ethos and its civilizational legacy.

Indus University has been established to make a noteworthy contribution to the social, economic, and cultural life of our country. The founders of Indus University seek to deliver the best quality education to their students. The three pillars on which this University firmly stands are educational wisdom, professional brilliance, and research & innovation, all of which aim to nurture a spirit of entrepreneurship and social responsibility.

“ज्ञानेन प्रकाशते जगत्”

“Knowledge Enlightens the World”

CoHNA (pronounced: “Kohnaa”), is a grassroots advocacy group representing the Hindu community of North America. The coalition seeks to protect the collective interests of the Hindu community by working on the issues faced by them and educating the public about Hindu heritage and tradition.

It is building a movement to empower Hindus whereby they can become meaningful contributors and active participants in their local communities on a wide range of issues. In its endeavors, it will partner with various Hindu and non-Hindu organizations towards a vibrant society of today and tomorrow – one that can stand upon the pillars of mutual respect, pluralism and sustainability.

hrough its grassroots level work, CoHNA will make an impact on how Hinduism and India are discussed in the North American mainstream – among the youth, in the media and within political circles. We believe that, through mutual respect and understanding, we can make the world a better place, enriched with values and practices from various religious and traditional paths – including Hinduism. Hinduism and India’s ancient culture have enriched the world through millennia and continue to do so even today. As descendants of that heritage and as citizens of the United States and Canada, we hope to continue this, so that our countries can reap the benefits of these treasures and develop a better understanding of our religious and cultural practices.