Host a Book Event or Screening
HOST A BOOK EVENT
Host a book event featuring Unbroken: One Uyghur’s Fight for Freedom with author and human rights advocate Rushan Abbas to shed light on the Uyghur genocide through the lens of personal experience. This powerful memoir traces Rushan’s journey and reveals the devastating impact of China’s repression on her family and community. A conversation with Rushan offers a rare and deeply human perspective that brings urgency and emotional depth to a crisis too often viewed in abstract terms.
Where can it be held?
- University campuses and student organizations
- Faith-based centers and interfaith groups
- Public libraries or independent bookstores
- Community centers or cultural institutions
- Policy forums or think tanks
HOST A FILM SCREENING WITH YOUR COMMUNITY
Host a screening of the documentary In Search of My Sister and follow it with a panel discussion featuring Uyghur activists from CFU to help educate your community about the ongoing Uyghur genocide. While news coverage, data, and evidence make the case undeniably clear, it is often a personal story that most powerfully moves hearts and minds.
Where can it be screened?
- University campuses and student organizations
- Faith-based centers and interfaith groups
- Government buildings with policy makers
- Community centers or cultural institutions
- Think tanks
- Movie theatres
SYNOPSIS
In Search of My Sister, directed by Jawad Mir, is a story of a Uyghur activist who’s sister was taken hostage due to her activism in the United States. The scope of the genocide, facts, evidence, pain unfolds through the eyes of Uyghur people in the diaspora. Currently, this documentary is being screened at US Embassy’s, Human Rights Organizations, Holocaust Museams worldwide. This movie can be used to gather your community, and educate them on what is happening in East Turkestan.