As India and Pakistan prepare to mark 80 years since the partition in August 2027, the textile art collective Rafunaama is hosting a series of events called 'Khwaab-e-Rafu'. These events, which began on August 15 last year, include group stitching and discussions aimed at exploring the experiences of the Sindhi community during the partition. One such event, Sindhi Hale Val, took place at the Partition Museum, featuring moderator Madhuri Adwani who shared insights into the community's migration experiences. Participants, including attendees from diverse backgrounds, engaged in stitching while sharing personal stories, fostering connections that transcend borders. The stitched pieces will be incorporated into a Khes fabric collection, which will be displayed in Delhi and various other cities, including Gujarat, Pune, Hyderabad, Kerala, Kolkata, Islamabad, and Karachi, with exhibitions planned in London and Kenya. Rubina Singh, founder of Rafunaama, emphasized the importance of these conversations in shifting the focus from conflict to shared histories and peace.