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The “Local Level Workshop and Capacity Building on Leadership and Champion Building” was held on 07 June 2024 in Potnitola, Naogaon, with women leaders. The workshop aimed to enhance women’s leadership capabilities, promote climate change awareness and sustainable livelihoods, and foster feminist thoughts.Key sessions covered women’s rights and feminist ideologies, personal storytelling, learning about rights […]

Women’s action for climate justice programme organised 3-days long training focused on ‘community-level disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation’, May 15-17, 2024, at Bagerhat. Training sessions aimed to increase local awareness of climate change impacts and enhance disaster preparedness. The 20 participants, predominantly young local volunteers (14 female, 6 male), engaged in sessions covering

The World Environment Day 2024 observations in Bagerhat, Fakirhat, Rampal, and Mongla brought together hundreds of young women in activities like rallies, discussions, and tree plantings. Focused on the theme “Restoring the Earth, Protecting Biodiversity,” the event aimed to raise awareness about environmental conservation. Participants marched, discussed environmental issues, and planted 24 trees, emphasizing the

Following the tragic murder of Sabina Akter Munni in Bagerhat, on June 11, 2024, a human chain protest was held at the Press Club, demanding immediate justice and a thorough investigation into Munni’s death. Reports suggest the death resulted from ongoing domestic abuse and dowry demands by her husband and brother-in-law. The protest, attended by

Badabon Sangho conducted a series of activities under the Women-Led Climate Advocacy at Bagerhat district. Prior to the meetings, several courtyard sessions were held in Boro Durga, Kalekharber, and Sonatunia of Hurka and Rajnagar Unions, attended by 66 women. These meetings focused on the impact of climate risks and mitigation, strategies highlighting actions such as

The Quarterly Women’s Federation meeting took place on May 9, 2024, at the Mongla Office, attended by 10 women leaders. The meeting united and organised women at the local level, promote female leadership and feminist movements, ensure legal services, provide a platform for women to voice their issues, and facilitate collective decision-making and problem-solving initiatives.

Organisational orientation was held on April 21-22, 2024, at the CODEC Centre in Bagerhat, aimed to educate newly recruited team members and volunteers on Badabon Sangho’s policies and programme and strategies including financial management, strategic plan, HR policy, safeguarding policy, risk register, conflict of interest, code of conduct, etc. Furthermore, sessions were facilitated on human