Author name: Badabon Sangho

Badabon Sangho groups’ leaders partnering with The Business Standard has organized training to young journalists, co-facilitators, key team members, and youth activists on Privacy, ethics and Safety’ on 10 May 2025. It took place at the TBS office in Eskaton Garden Dhaka. Sessions focusing on ethical journalism practices and the sensitive handling of gender-based violence […]

Women’s Land Rights Network members organized training on Feminist Collective Action for the period of April 28th to 29th, 2025. The purpose of the training was to improve members’ understanding on feminist collective action and develop a regional plan of action. Total 19 network members participated in the training and discussed local challenges, engage in

Indigenous women groups organized leadership development workshop for the period of 23-25 April 2025. Three days long workshop include meeting with indigenous women groups, two meetings with indigenous women handicrafts groups, two meetings with indigenous women farmers, one training to indigenous women groups. The purpose of the workshop was to improve indigenous women groups’ skills

Badabon Sangho groups’ members and leaders organized foundation course to paralegal volunteers for improving their skills and knowhow. The training was conducted for the period of April 16 to 21, 2025 at Dhaka, aimed to improve their practical skills regarding public speaking, facilitation, understanding on existing laws and articles, privacy, safety of survivors and vulnerable

On 23rd March 2025, Badabon Sangho organized a panel discussion titled “Bangladesh and Women Empowerment: A Story of Progress” in Dhaka to celebrate International Women’s Day. Aligned with this year’s theme, “For ALL Women and Girls: Rights. Equality. Empowerment,” the event focused on women’s political participation, empowerment, and their role in shaping Bangladesh’s progress. The

Bangladesh Harijan Okkyo Parishad (BHOP) and Badabon Sangho have organized rallies and discussion meetings in Dhaka to observe the day. It is worthy to mention that BHOP is a group working for Harijan peoples and led by Harijan communities particularly cleaning teams in the urban areas. They raised their demands i.e., quota in the public

International Women’s Day 2025 was observed at the field level i.e. Badalgachi and Bagerhat upazilas. The purpose of day observation was to make aware groups members and leaders on women’s human rights, marginalized women’s needs and constraints, and accelerate campaign on violence against women and girls. In rallies and discussion, eighty-five women and girls were

A workshop was held on 25 Feb 2025 at the Officers’ Club in Mongla, where govt. officials and journalists, women fisher-folk leaders were participated. The discussion topics included i.e., fishing season, fisheries ID cards for women fisherfolk, alternative income in off-season, and other health related issues. Regarding the fisheries ID card and fishing, the Department

Building champions at the intersections of Sexual Reproductive Health Rights (SRHR) and climate is essential to elevate the discourse and movements on climate justice and SRHR, with youth at the forefront. With support of Asia Pacific Centre for Research and Resource for Women (ARROW) and Badabon Sangho organized a two-day long workshop `Youth Rising Together-Climate