Fund for Voices to be Spoken

Hello. My name is Ghaon, a South Korean student at Seoul National University(SNU). I am currently making a documentary film about human rights in North Korea. In part of research for the film, I got to know an organization called Freedom Speakers International. They're helping former North Korean refugees learn English so they can adapt to the new community much better. On top of that, they're also giving people chances to tell their stories in front of the public through various English speech events. These are really practical, strong ways to empower North Korean refugees, who usually lack their voices and ability to communicate in a world outside of North Korea. It's about healing the wounds and turning people into active figures.

Let the world know about the reality in North Korea, directly through the voices of those who have persevered.
I'm trying to do so by filming and raising a fund. Now it's your turn!
Even a small donation could help empower Voices of the people!

30 Fundraisers Set Up — Just 10 More to Go!

Thanks to a generous South Korean donor, Freedom Speakers International is running a Matching Challenge to empower North Korean refugees.

The donor has pledged to donate $100 for every fundraiser set up — up to 40 fundraisers total.

✅ 30 people have already set up fundraisers
🎯 We need just 10 more to unlock the full match

At FSI, we empower North Korean refugees through education and public speaking. Many are now giving speeches around the world, writing books, and telling their stories in English for the first time.

By starting or supporting a fundraiser, you’re helping them continue that journey.
Even if you don’t raise any money, just setting one up helps us unlock more support.

👉 Set up your fundraiser. Show your support.
Together, we can amplify voices that were once silenced.

—
Casey Lartigue Jr.
Co-founder and Chairman
Freedom Speakers International (FSI)