A concert to support families of students killed in Bangladesh's quota reform movement will be held in the United States. The event, titled "In Memory of Martyrs," is organized by Bangladeshi students living in Atlanta, Georgia. It aims to raise financial support for the families affected by this tragic event.
The concert will take place on August 18 at 1 pm at Music on Main Street in Lilburn, Georgia. All the money raised from the concert will be donated directly to the families of the students who lost their lives during the quota reform movement in Bangladesh.The organizing group, Ventxout, announced the concert on social media. The poster for the event, designed by Debashish Chakraborty, emphasizes that "All proceeds from the concert will go directly to the families of students killed during the quota reform movement in Bangladesh." The event is being held with no political affiliations. It is organized "by the students, for the students," according to the organizers.
Several bands, including Popeye, have shared the concert poster to spread the word. The concert is a way for the Bangladeshi community in the U.S. to show their support and solidarity with the affected families back home.
This event provides an opportunity for people to come together, enjoy live music, and contribute to a meaningful cause. Everyone interested in attending is encouraged to join and help make a difference.
Attendees will enjoy live music from various local artists and bands, making the event a vibrant celebration of unity and support. The concert will also feature guest speakers who will highlight the impact of the quota reform movement and the importance of supporting the families. The organizers aim to create a meaningful experience that not only entertains but also raises substantial funds to assist the grieving families.
The concert will also include a silent auction featuring donated items from local businesses and artists, adding an extra layer of support for the cause. Additionally, there will be informational booths where attendees can learn more about the quota reform movement and ways to get involved in ongoing advocacy efforts. Volunteers from the Bangladeshi community will be present to answer questions and provide more details about the impact of the movement and the current situation in Bangladesh. The event promises to be a heartfelt occasion, bringing together the community in a show of solidarity and compassion. Organizers hope the concert will inspire others to contribute to the cause and support the families during this difficult time.
