Harpinder Kaur Mann, RYT-500 (she/her) is a trauma-informed yoga teacher, mindfulness educator, speaker, and community builder currently living on Tongva Land (LA). Her practice is rooted in her spiritual background of Sikhism and Buddhism and ancestral roots in Panjab, India - this informs her desire to teach yoga authentically as a spiritual practice and to bring in devotion and faith. Teaching since 2018 and practicing since 2013, she teaches in a way to help people mindfully connect to their bodies with curious awareness, to bring a sense of healing peace and stillness, and create more meaning in their lives. 

As the Founder of the Womxn of Color Summit, Harpinder is actively working to decolonize wellness by creating community and providing accessibility to healing spaces for BI&POC. Her work sits at the intersection between social justice and healing. She works 1:1 with folks on reclaiming their power & intuition to be free, is passionate about working with pregnant people, teaches at recovery centers and to kids with autism, with teens, and has led events and speaks at organizations such as Tulane University, Grindr, Expectful, Ogden Museum, Decolonize Birth Conference, Lightning in a Bottle, and many more.