Podcast aiming to shape the future of Pakistan through open dialogue & deliberations. Rebuilding Pakistan, One conversation at a time! Project of @Campaignistan
Jungle ka qanoon hai!
Ya maro ya maar do!!
Fought four harassment incidents physically; knife, punches, chokes, whatever I could use....
That's what I teach them, ke surrender nahi karna, offer a good fight. If they damage you, leave them damaged too.
Samar Camp doesn’t just teach snow sports and cycling.
It teaches girls how to close brand deals, defend themselves from road harassment, survive outdoors and build a career.
“Because it’s going to happen - in offices, on roads, in mountains.”
Ep 3: 🔗 in replies @SKhanAthlete
In Sindh - Hindu zakirs recite Imam Hussain’s virtues in imam bargahs.
Muslims celebrate Holi in Thar.
A Muslim singer died in Saudi Arabia - his Hindu community brought him home.
Sajjad Changezi calls this Pakistan’s hidden fabric.
Full epsidode: 🔗 in bio
“People in Pakistan don’t even know about Pakistan.”
Sajjad Changezi (@Changovski) - Hazara, from Quetta - arrived at UET Lahore to study and was asked if Quetta was near Peshawar.
If we don’t know ourselves - how do we tell the world who we are?
This is what Let Us Build Pakistan is for. @LetsBuildPK
“لوگ مجھ سے پوچھتے تھے کہ کوئٹہ پشاور سے کتنا دور ہے۔”
Sajjad Changezi - Hazara, from Quetta - arrived at UET Lahore and discovered that his own countrymen didn’t know his city, his language or his community.
Pakistan’s biggest narrative problem isn’t abroad.
It’s at home.
When the former USIP Country Director for Pakistan calls Sajjad Changezi inspiring - on a podcast about building Pakistan - that is the conversation this country needs to be having.
Episode 4 of Let Us Build Pakistan is live.
https://t.co/uLWMzcPO6F
Son of a Hazara coal miner from Quetta.
Rotary Peace Fellow. UNC Chapel Hill. Came home.
Announced a hunger strike until death when the then PM Imran Khan Niazi called Hazara families "blackmailers." His five-year-old daughter sat beside him in the cold.
Episode 4 of Let Us Build Pakistan (@LetsBuildPK) — Sajjad Changez (@Changovski).
https://t.co/E6ZtiAzbrd
.@Muslim hit 12 million because a 27-year-old built what didn’t exist.
Pakistan hosted history. A volunteer wrote the ‘Islamabad Talks’ Wikipedia page.
The infrastructure gap is real.
We are building it. @LetsBuildPK
“Olympians before us ended up as waiters and rickshaw drivers.”
@SKhanAthlete on why social media is the only infrastructure Pakistan’s athletes have.
No federation. No government support. Just followers - competing with dancers and influencers for sponsorships.
Full @LetsBuildPK episode: [link in replies]
Eid Mubarak from all of us at @LetsBuildPK & @Campaignistan! 🇵🇰🌙
May this Eid al-Adha strengthen the bonds of unity, compassion, and generosity in our communities.
Here's to building a Pakistan filled with peace and love - one conversation at a time.
- Farhad Jarral
“After a week, you go back to the shadows. You struggle the same.”
@SKhanAthlete. 8-10 years. Virgin peaks. Arctic expeditions. National Assembly resolution.
Government support: zero.
Army departments: the only institution that showed up.
Full episode: [link in replies]
Every government office took @SKhanAthlete from room to room for 3 hours and said “we don’t understand what you want.”
@AseefaBZ first question: “What can we do for your sport?”
That’s the difference between a generation that gets it and one that doesn’t.
episode 🔗 in replies
She climbed mountains out of anger.
Lost her father. Survived abuse. Ended a call centre shift and found a paragliding course.
Now a peak in Pakistan carries her name.
Episode 3 of Let Us Build Pakistan (@LetsBuildPK) - Samar Khan (@SKhanAthlete).
https://t.co/fO2JUDJqg1