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The training on ‘Active Citizenship, Feminism and Leadership’ was held on 29 January 2024 at Bagerhat aimed to raise awareness of feminist leadership, citizenship, civic responsibilities, and collective actions among 22 girls. Four facilitators were facilitated various sessions, addressing themes such as life cycles, citizenship, feminist perspectives, and leadership qualities. Activities included 5 sessions and […]

An intra-group dialogue was held on 23/01/24 at Bagerhat aimed to raise awareness among 19 adolescent girls about eve teasing and eradicate the misconceptions. The event began with a welcome note from group’ leaders i.e., chairperson and secretary. After 30 minutes of deliberation, the debate arguments ranged from cultural and religious considerations including economic factors

On 22/01/24, girls’ group, Mongla has organized a bi-monthly meeting of members aiming to increase internal communication amongst members. Total 18 girls participated in the meeting. Discussions focused on plans for the girls’ group, the formation of a committee, and the activation of a social media group. Participants openly shared social issues prevalent in their

On January 12, 2024, a discussion on gender-based violence against women, and girls was held at the Badabon Training Room in Dhaka. The key aim of the gathering was to identify the root causes and possible way out of gender-based violence especially in the climate change affected areas. Total 9 women and 4 men from

A meeting between school teachers and youth groups were held on December 24, 2023 aim to raise awareness of early girls’ marriage and its negative consequences. Meeting was included issues like sexual harassment, child marriage, mobile phone violence, and safety and security. Discussions centered on the impact of puberty, climate change and inadequate resources on

Training was facilitated with women farmers groups on Organic Agriculture and Environmental Protection on December 20, 2023 aiming to empower women in agriculture, promoting organic farming practices and financial autonomy, ultimately benefiting their families and communities. 21 female and 1 male participant attended the training.  The training’s sessions covering organic fertilizer production, soil health management,