Humour / Why I don’t like voice messages
30 September 2026
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Star Youth
Pop Culture / Why do modern films look artificial?
29 September 2026
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Star Youth
Reflections / Is nonchalance the death of emotional intelligence?
29 September 2026
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Star Youth
Reflections / The allure of live theatre in the age of screens
27 September 2026
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Star Youth
Star Youth / Unlikeable and unforgivable: Let’s give our women some grace
9 September 2026
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Pop Culture
Reader Submission / The positive impact of pets on children's development
22 August 2026
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Star Youth
Pop Culture / Making smartphones cinematic: The Park Chan-wook Way
30 June 2026
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Star Youth
Father's Day / The love language of my father
21 June 2026
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Star Youth
Star Youth / How social media and technology have changed how we mourn losses
15 June 2026
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Star Youth / The return of Y2K culture: what does this mean for us now?
6 June 2026
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An earnest effort to serve New York’s families in need
Long Island (LI) Helpers is a youth-led, collaborative grassroots effort that grew out of a necessity to ensure that residents in Long Island and beyond were able to feed their families at the height of the devastation of the Covid-19 pandemic in New York. Fawzia Syed and Misha Khan, young Bangladeshis based in New York, started the voluntary organisation as Co-founders.
10 December 2020
Write to Fight Post COVID-19 Era: The youth’s perspective on tackling the crisis
Youth Opportunities and IPDC Finance Limited recently arranged an essay competition titled, ‘Write to Fight Post COVID-19 Era’, a national writing competition for Bangladesh’s Recovery Idea and Plan:
10 December 2020
Empowering children of fishermen
Children residing in Pirojpur District have very limited access to education and have little or no knowledge about the usage of the internet and technology.
10 December 2020
Laugh Later organises a rendezvous with cartoonists
'Yet Another Untimely Rendezvous of Cartoonists’, a crowdsourced storyboarding event took place at Pathao Headquarters on Saturday, December 5. The event was attended by 12 comic enthusiasts and cartoonists, maintaining safety protocols and social distancing.
8 December 2020
Cartoon People Comics
Cartoon People Comics
3 December 2020
Youth Opportunities
For creating a better world free from poverty, hunger and many other social, economic and environmental issues the Sustainable Development
3 December 2020
Tales of traditions, spices and herbs
Songsari is a spice and herbal product venture that intends to be a part of everyone’s family. Food enthusiasts Dolon Champa Dutta and Tazrin Farzana Zinia primarily started Songsari on July 15, 2020,
3 December 2020
Crafting journals of creativity
While 2020 will be remembered for how difficult it was for everyone, there are some fortunate people who utilised the extra time at home effectively. Shoilee Islam,
3 December 2020
Ensuring equality by dismantling social injustices
Gender Justice is a non-profit legal and policy advocacy organisation with steadfast commitment to addressing the chain of circumstances relevant to gender- based violence and inequality.
2 December 2020
Working towards safe travelling and spaces for women
Travelettes of Bangladesh, a female-led tourist organisation, recently celebrated their fourth founding anniversary across the country through a tree plantation programme.
2 December 2020
Manobota-19 reaches out to people in need
Manobota-19, a social welfare organisation, was founded by Sadvan Sarwar Shuvo, earlier this year. The organisation primarily intends to support underprivileged individuals by providing them with food.
1 December 2020
Youth Opportunities
FASPE Journalism Program 2021
26 November 2020
Nasif Imtiaz looks to tell meaningful visual stories
Photographer Nasif Imtiaz’s name comes up amidst those whose art transcends borders and makes us Bangladeshis proud. His photographs bring forth a face of society that not all of us might have the heart to process, but one that will always be worth discussions.
26 November 2020
Dismantling social injustices through storytelling
Founded by Swatil Mahmud, Swayong is an inclusive platform that addresses women’s issues through myth-busting and storytelling.
26 November 2020
Lending a hand to victims of domestic violence
According to a recent survey of Manusher Jonno Foundation (MJF), a human rights organisation, at least 4,249 women and 456 children were subjected to domestic violence in 27 districts of Bangladesh in April 2020, where 1,672 women and 424 children faced violence for the first time in their lives.
24 November 2020
A beacon of hope for readers in remote areas
Renaissance Shamajik Shongho is a social welfare organisation founded by Fokhrul Islam Sumon, a student of University of Dhaka (DU). Primarily, the organisation intends to raise awareness on child marriage, drug abuse and other social issues through regular campaigning.
21 November 2020
When I met Apu
My introduction to Soumitra Chatterjee happened in a strange way. It was in the early 2000s, around the month of September, when Nrityanchal used to host dance festivals of three or four days.
19 November 2020
Youth Opportunities
Youth Opportunities Campus Ambassador Program 2021
19 November 2020
Growing up with Apu, Feluda and many others
From the young detective Feluda to Bishwanath Majumdar in “Bela Seshe” we all fell in love with Soumitra Chatterjee’s bewildering charm and talent, at some point in our lives.
19 November 2020
30 youth organisations receive Joy Bangla Youth Award 2020
A virtual ceremony to announce the winners of this year’s Joy Bangla Youth Award recipients was arranged recently. Joy Bangla Youth Award 2020, the fourth edition of the award, recognised 30 youth- led organisations for their outstanding and commendable efforts to bring positive change in the country. Since its inception in 2014, Young Bangla, a research wing of CRI, has been recognising the efforts of youths, who initiate and carry forward positive social changes.
19 November 2020