I. Opening : The live Welcome

Host: Latif Miah Kamali

The Act of Remembrance: Observing one minute of silence in memory of the 1952 Language Martyrs.

Thirty Years of Civic Journey: A live introduction tracing the 30-year journey from the 1952 roots to the modern-day aspirations of the Scunthorpe community.

Thirty Years of Civic Journey: A live introduction tracing

II. The Diplomatic Keynote (Recorded)

Speaker: H.E. Mohammad Jobayed Hosen, Assistant High Commissioner

Topic: Global Significance: An international perspective on the preservation of linguistic identity and the importance of Martyrs' Day.

III. The Academic Reflection (Recorded)

Speaker: Dr. Mamoon Bashir (PhD), University of Hull

Topic: Linguistic Identity in Research & Education. A scholarly perspective on how the 1952 legacy fuels modern academic and intellectual growth.

IV. The Community Voice (Live Segment)

Speakers: U-nited Roots Executive Committee & Local Faith and Community Leaders.

Voices of Roots: Reflecting on the 1952 legacy and the necessity of a permanent cultural landmark in North Lincolnshire.

Youth Voices: Focused on the UNESCO 2026 theme: "Youth voices on multilingual education," empowering the next generation as key actors for linguistic diversity.

V. Civic & Parliamentary Reflections (Recorded)

Institutional Recognition: Formal messages acknowledging the community's dedication to linguistic heritage and the value of cultural diversity within the borough.

Status: Reserved for Parliamentary and Local Authority contributions.

VI. Commemorative Reflection & Closing

The 2026 Vision for Heritage: A walkthrough of our future aspirations for cultural commemoration and a message of unity for the community.