Jagreet Dhadli is the founder and creative director of Himmat Media, a cultural strategy, branding, and consulting studio working across Canada and the United Kingdom.

Over the past decade, every role offered a different perspective on the same question. Across festivals, healthcare, education, fundraising, and community organisations, Jagreet repeatedly encountered the same challenge: organisations doing meaningful work often lacked the time, language, or internal capacity to articulate who they were, communicate their value, and build sustainably without losing sight of what made them matter. Himmat Media emerged in response to that gap.

Rather than approaching organisations from the outside, Jagreet's practice begins from within. Years spent working alongside communities, founders, artists, educators, healthcare professionals, and nonprofit leaders shaped an approach rooted in participation before prescription. Guided by accessibility and equity, and shaped through the mentorship of Carla Chambers-Jefferys and Anita Lal, she brings together strategy, design, storytelling, and community building to help organisations uncover what already makes them distinctive and build confidently toward the future.

Himmat Media grew from HIMMAT: Celebrating the Women Around Us, a community storytelling exhibit co-produced with Roohi Sahajpal in Vancouver in 2019. What began as an act of remembrance became a broader creative practice dedicated to preserving identity while building the structures that help meaningful work endure.