Harkirat Singh is an organizer, human rights activist, speaker and well known activist in the growing Sikh/Punjabi community. He has been a part of various interfaith and Intercultural projects including Vic health’s LEAD project and Multi faith future leaders program, and has actively contributed in promoting understanding in Victoria’s multicultural community. He is the organizer of community events like the annual Sikh New Year celebration and various exhibitions.

He works dedicatedly with compassion and his major contribution includes setting-up the National Sikh Blood donation drive and Food donation drive. He has motivated hundreds of people to donate blood and food in Australia to help fellow Australians in need. He was nominated for International Sikh Awards in 2013 and has been awarded by various organisations for his community works.

He is community oriented and has organized to raise community issues at different levels in the past. He regularly appears on radio and other media channels to raise awareness about various community issues. He also runs the Panjabi program on 979 FM.

He is passionate to work towards the betterment of the community by addressing the issues of social justice, economic equality, environment and better services with progressive thinking, compassion, diligence and action.