TEDx Gulshan 2020 in Dhaka

Eco-Network, a youth-led organisation founded by a group of seven environmental science students from Bangladesh University of Professionals (BUP), aims to create an eco-friendly world. Established in 2018 by Shamim Ahmed Mridha,

With over 30 years of educating more than 65,000 graduates until now, INTI International University and Colleges have become one of the most renowned higher education institutes in Malaysia.

The grand finale of the Digital Khichuri Challenge 2019, a competition for Bangladeshi young changemakers for formulating solutions to make the digital space safer and more tolerant, took place on 11 December 2019, at the BCC Auditorium, ICT Division.

The three-day event, INFOCOM, one of the largest assemblies of tech professionals, marketers, corporate leaders, academics, visionaries, and policymakers, took place this year at ITC Sonar, Kolkata.

Abinta Gallery of Fine Arts inaugurated the exclusive exhibition, titled The Little Artist, for the second time. The foundation, along with Abinta Gallery of Fine Arts, launched a series of art competitions across Bangladesh. They believe that their founder, Abinta Kabir’s love and respect for her country serves as an example to the youth of Bangladesh.

Dolonchapa, the female-only bus service operating in Dhaka, has got a new look for the global 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence campaign.

UNLEASH is a global innovation lab that equips global top talents with the vision required to disrupt conventional solutions and create a better world by achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Eliza Binte Elahi, an academician and writer, has travelled to close to 265 cities in 47 countries. She started her journey as a traveller in 1999, with a trip to Nepal. As she travelled across the world, her interest in the history of Bangladesh grew. She has successfully travelled to all 64 districts of the country. Documenting untold vignettes and historical snippets, she had the opportunity to take a closer look at timeless architectural gems. Through her explorations across the country and her writing, she has popularised a treasure trove of heritage. As a university teacher and researcher, Eliza has attended eight conferences in India, Nepal, Thailand, Malaysia, Vietnam and Japan. At these events, she spoke about Bangladesh’s rich culture, heritage and history, among other things

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In a world that is rapidly moving towards progress, thanks to all the technological advancements, sanitation remains a challenge for many.

Pathshala, a South Asian media institute, started their journey in 1998, aiming to provide a platform to young enthusiasts who are interested to pursue a career in media.

The winners of the third edition of Banglalink Ennovators, a digital ideation competition launched with a view to inspiring innovative youngsters to rethink, restart and recreate, was announced at its grand finale held at Radisson Blu Dhaka Water Garden, recently.

The acclaimed Hult Prize is brought to the University of Dhaka (DU) this year, as ‘Hult Prize at University of Dhaka-2020’. The event will be held today at the Conference Hall, Faculty of Business Studies, DU.

Fariha Salma Deiya Bakar is a 20-year old Bangladeshi student who is currently pursuing her Bachelor of Arts in English Studies at the City University of Hong Kong.

Kick for Hope is a football tournament which aims to bring the nation's prime youth organisations under one platform. By using the tool of football, the objective of the event....

UNLEASH is a global innovation lab where young minds come together to transform their personal insights into ideas and build strong global networks around the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Aiming for a sustainable eco-friendly planet, the Plastic Initiative Network (PIN) organised a workshop on ‘Climate Literacy and Sustainable Development Goal 2019’, in collaboration with American Centre Dhaka, recently. The session was designed to engage youth in becoming environmental advocates in their communities. Fifty young enthusiasts attended the workshop.

Network for Ensuring Adolescents Reproductive Health, Right and Services (NEARS) has been working to create awareness on adolescent sexual and reproductive health rights and services (ASRHR), since 2004. It is a platform to foster rights and services to adolescents by providing them with information on SRHR, and help boost their self-confidence by raising awareness on sexual rights, irrespective of gender, caste, social status, and race.

An interactive workshop on religious harmony, youth power and pluralism among youth was held at the premises of Notre Dame University Bangladesh (NDUB), recently. Hosted jointly by Outbox Limited and Notre Dame University Drama and Film Club (NDUBDFC), and supported by USAID’S Obirodh: Road to Tolerance Programme, the event was a part of ‘Shobai Vinno Ekshathe Ononnyo’ (SVEO) campaign.