Rohingya Genocide
Remembrance Day
On Sunday, August 23, 2026, leaders, scholars, survivors, and allies gather in Clarkston, Georgia to honor those lost, unite our community, and shape the future of justice for the Rohingya people.
A distinguished gathering
Reza Uddin
More than a meeting.
A promise kept.
Nine years on, the world risks forgetting. We do not. This convening is how a displaced nation remembers itself — and how it tells the world it is still here, still rising, still demanding to come home.
Remembrance
We light a candle for every life lost in August 2017 and every survivor still seeking home.
Justice
We carry the call for accountability into the rooms where it must be answered — courts, capitals, and the global conscience.
Unity
Across continents and generations, we close the distance between Rohingya communities scattered by displacement.
Future Planning
We move from reaction to strategy: a shared roadmap our children can inherit and continue.
Leadership Dialogue
Heads of organizations, scholars, and youth voices in the same room — listening, deciding, committing.
Honoring Those Who
Inspire Our Community
As part of the Rohingya Genocide Remembrance Day 2026 gathering, selected individuals will receive appreciation recognition awards for their dedication, leadership, humanitarian service, and impact on the community.
A keepsake of remembrance, etched in crystal and gold.
Each award is hand-finished — a lit candle within a laurel, the names of honorees set in gold leaf. A small artifact carrying a large promise: that the service they offered our community will not be forgotten.
"Together, we remember. Together, we unite. Together, we inspire."
Ten honors. One shared promise.
Visionaries guiding our community forward.
Hands that healed when the world looked away.
Builders of belonging across borders.
Lifting the next generation of voices.
Carrying our story to the global stage.
Speakers & Leadership
Confirmed scholars, advocates, and community leaders joining the convening. More speakers will be announced as the program is finalized.
Reza Uddin
Osamah Siddique
Ayub Mohammad
Hariz Zokoriah
Abu Talib
Ahsan Ullah
Keynote Speaker
Keynote Speaker
Keynote Speaker
Keynote Speaker
Keynote Speaker
Keynote Speaker
Standing With Us, Standing With History
Visionary leaders, organizations, and community members whose generosity makes this international convening possible.
Mohammed Yunus Ali
Founder & Chairman
Rohingya Heritage Foundation · United States
We rise together, or we are forgotten alone. Our generation must carry this responsibility for those who can no longer speak.
Dr. Aisha Rahman
Executive Director
Burma Human Rights Network
United Kingdom
"Justice delayed must not become justice denied."
Hafiz Abdul Karim
Community President
Atlanta Rohingya Council
United States
Noor Hossain
Director of Advocacy
Free Rohingya Coalition
Canada
"Every voice raised is a step toward home."
Sayeed Alam
Board Member
Arakan Future
Malaysia
Fatima Begum
Women's Affairs Lead
Rohingya Women Welfare
Bangladesh
Imran Shah
Youth Coordinator
Rohingya Youth Alliance
Australia
Rashid Ullah
Member
Community Supporter
Germany
Salma Khatun
Educator
Diaspora Voices
Ireland
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Join distinguished leaders supporting Rohingya remembrance, advocacy, and community organizing. Every contribution is acknowledged and reviewed by our committee.
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"We do not gather to mourn alone. We gather so that the world remembers, and so that our children inherit not only our pain — but our strength."
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