Following the success of Both Not Half, Jassa has become sought after as a consultant for heritage projects, exhibitions, and plays. Alongside his own writing projects, Jassa freelances as a developmental editor, partnering with authors to help their manuscripts reach their full potential.

  • Historic Royal Palaces

    Jassa is currently consulting on The Last Princesses of Punjab, advising on community engagement, live programming, and delivering training workshops, including Continuing Professional Development for teachers.

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  • Little, Brown

    Jassa is currently working as a developmental editor on a forthcoming non-fiction title by a broadcaster and presenter, exploring mental health and the intersections of race, class, and politics in the UK.

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  • York Theatre Royal

    Jassa has provided Punjabi translations and dialect coaching on The Psychic.

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“We worked with Jassa from the early planning stages of the 'Last Princesses of Punjab' exhibition until the end. He helped shape our thoughts, ensuring that community perspectives shaped the narrative of the exhibition. He wrote a terminology guide and conducted training for customer facing staff. Jassa combines historical knowledge and an extraordinary ability to articulate his own lived experience and those of others in ways that are accessible, non judgemental and, that are, above all, helpful. I learned a lot from him.”

Polly Putnam, Curator of Collections at Historic Royal Palaces

Booking Enquiries

Jassa is a leading voice on issues of mixed identity and social change. He has appeared on radio, TV, and at live events internationally.

His TEDx talk has over 250k views. He gave the keynote address at the inaugural Festival of Education in Thailand. And in 2025, Jassa delivered the Sir Mota Singh Memorial Lecture at Lincoln’s Inn.

If you would like to book Jassa for an upcoming event, please use the contact form.

  • “Jassa created a warm, open and engaging space. The response from the room was incredibly positive…We all took different things from this…his fantastic use of the metaphors of bricks and light to help deconstruct rigid binary thinking about race and heritage. I for one was captivated.”

    Jane Francis, Head of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion at EDF Energy

  • “Jassa was honest about the misconceptions he faces, insightful and moving about the tensions he experiences, but also humorous. Speaking to our students after, it was clear they saw Jassa as an authentic and highly relatable figure, from whom they learned much of value in a short space of time.”

    Alex Frazer, Headteacher of Bancroft’s School

  • “Charismatic, inspiring, and humorous, while respecting the seriousness of his subject. He answered questions with clarity and empathy. Feedback from attendees was unanimously positive. As our Treasurer said on the night, ‘Jassa's lecture was a demonstration of impressive and forceful advocacy which should inspire any Bar student’.”

    Lord Justice Singh, Lincoln’s Inn

  • “Jassa brought such honesty and emotional intelligence to the space, allowing us to unpick complex themes with nuance and courage. The discussion was powerful and inspiring, sparking rich reflection in the room and long after. The feedback has been overwhelmingly positive.”

    Priya Aggarwal-Shah, Founder and Director of PREACH Inclusion and PREACH Conversations

  • ​​“Jassa’s ability to create meaningful dialogue around identity, belonging and representation resonated powerfully with both staff and students. His sessions were not only inspiring, but transformative, and have had a lasting impact across our college community.”

    Bimmy Rai,​ EDI Manager at Capital City College

  • “Jassa has an incredibly honest and thought provoking way of sharing his fascinating life experience, which engaged our group on such a deep level! Everyone loved the talk and wished we had more time with him.”

    Gareth Mills, Co-Lead for Represent@PlayStation and Senior Producer at PlayStation London Studio

  • “Jassa’s presentation at the City of London Corporation’s Staff Network event was moving, funny and engaging. Jassa’s delivery was professional yet personal, giving the audience an authentic perspective into his lived experience.”

    Monica Patel, Commercial Lead and Events Lead for City of London Ethnicity and Race and Multi Faith Staff Networks