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<div>Since I began high school, I knew I wanted to obtain my Doctorate and continue my education well past established schooling. Now, I have the chance to go to Japan to earn my Doctorate through a 3 to 5 year program, so graciously offered to me by Kobe University. I have visited Japan two times, both because of Kobe University's scholarship opportunities, supportive staff, and my prospective advisors, Dean SHIRAI Yasuhito and Doctor of Plant Pathology, my biggest inspiration, ASUKE Soichiro. I have been accepted into Kobe University's Global Graduate School of Agricultural Sciences and am on my way to making the big move across the ocean! I need help to make this dream come true. The costs of moving are now on me to obtain, including my plane ticket, lodging for any long layovers, food costs along the way, deposit for my school program, and my deposit, key charge, and renting appliances for my housing in Japan. While it isn't a huge number, having support from you would mean the world and help me access education beyond my wildest dreams.
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<div>My father got detained by ICE on May 29th, 2026 on his way home from work. We are a family of 4, and he was the main source of income in our household. We rely on him heavily, especially my mother who is unable to work as she is sick. She has lupus and is going to dialysis 3 days a week because of her kidney failure. She recently had a mastectomy and is now a breast cancer survivor. She is very dependent on my father, and if my father gets sent back she will not survive without him here in the US. My sisters and myself can’t afford to sustain the whole family ourselves as we work minimum wage. We would really appreciate support regarding lawyer fees while we work with our lawyer to not get him deported.
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<div>Mi papá ha sido detenido por ICE en Mayo 29, 2026 en su camino a casa de su trabajo. Nosotros somos 4 miembros de familia, y el era el único sustento económico de la casa. Nosotros dependemos de el, especialmente mi mamá, que no puede trabajar debido a que padece una enfermedad degenerativa. Elle padece lupus y le tiene que realizar 3 diálisis por semana debido a una falla a sus riñones. Recientemente tubo cirugía (masectomía) y ahora es una superviviente de cancer de mama. Ella depende demasiado de mi papá en todos los aspectos, y si mi papá no regresa, creo que ella no sobrevivirá aquí en los Estados Unidos. Mis hermanas y yo no alcanzamos para sostener toda la familia nosotras mismas por que trabajamos por el salario mínimo. Realmente apreciamos su ayuda para cubrir los gastos del abogado mientras nosotros trabajamos en conjunto con la abogada para que el no sea deportado. 
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<div>Agradecemos a cual quiera que lea esto, pueda compartir nuestro mensaje, y apreciamos cualquier tipo de ayuda económica, por minima que sea. De ante mano, muchísimas gracias.
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<div>Set in the unforgiving heart of Kolkata, Where the River Bends follows Ganga, a single mother and sex worker, as she fights to secure a better future and education for her 11-year-old son, Abhi. Though gifted and full of promise, Abhi faces rejection from every school — not because of his merit, but because of Ganga’s past, her career, and her social class. As the walls of class and morality close in, Ganga’s world begins to crumble, forcing her to confront the same impossible decision her own mother once made: to let go of the child she loves for his chance at a better life. It is a socially conscious drama about a mother’s fight to secure a future for her son as she battles poverty and prejudice. A story about breaking barriers of entry in a world that pins everything against you, while love guides your every decision. Interwoven with memories, unspoken love, and quiet defiance, Where the River Bends is a deeply human story about sacrifice, shame, and survival — where a mother’s greatest act of love may be learning how to say goodbye.  This narrative short film is inspired by true stories that are unfortunately common.  We appreciate any support in making this film a reality!
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