Community Appeal
In the wave of intolerance following the events of September 11, 2001, can your community go further in understanding their Sikh and Muslim neighbor?

Divided We Fall: Americans in the Aftermath began as a student film project after the events of September 11 and concluded five years later as an independent film feature that examines the roots of intolerence for Muslims, Sikhs and many people of faith.

Call to Action
Divided We Fall: Americans in the Aftermath can help your community:
•Understand the root of hate crimes and their violence
•Begin an important dialogue with neighbors across religious traditions in your community

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Synopsis and Purchase Information
Divided We Fall:  Americans in the Aftermath, 2008
Valarie Kaur was a 20-year-old college student when she set out across America in the aftermath of 9/11, camera in hand, to document hate violence against her community. From the still-shocked streets of Ground Zero to the desert towns of the American west, her epic journey confronts the forces unleashed in a time of national crisis – racism and religion, fear and forgiveness – until she finds the heart of America… halfway around the world.

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Let this documentary be the beginning of an important discussion on racism, hate crimes and bridging religious divides.  Click here to purchase a copy of Divided We Fall.