Mushfica is currently a grad student at the the Film Department at the prestigious Brooklyn College in the USA, and an aspiring filmmaker.

Uniting the western and the eastern hemispheres together, two photographers merged their journeys through their photographs in the exhibition titled Desh-Bidesh. The photo exhibition was inaugurated on January 17, 2019, on the premises of Jainul Art Gallery, Faculty of Fine Art, University of Dhaka.

JAAGO Foundation has announced a partnership with Bdjobs.com for a joint collaboration towards building the capacity of the nation’s youth.

Manobotar Deyal is an innovative humanitarian activity that has sparked curiosity all over the country.

The GYS2019 will take place from July 14 to 20, in Zurich, Switzerland and they will invite 60 exceptional Change-makers to join for a

Bhrammoman School, as the name suggests in Bangla, is a mini mobile school, built inside a bus that accommodates underprivileged children, making education accessible to them.

World Press Institute Fellowship 2019 is an opportunity for professional journalists to gain access to, engage in and observe the role,

Bohubrihi, an online educational platform, offers different courses for e-learners. Yanur Islam Piash and Galib Hassan Khan, the two

The fourteenth Conference of Youth (COY14) started on November 28, 2018, and concluded on December 1, 2018. The venue was Katowice, Poland with the participation of over 1000 participants and 500 programme contributions.

Last year was the year in which the millennials got to vote. At least that is what it seemed like on social media, with all the inked thumbs with the marker lines. Each of the first-time voters will hold this event close to their hearts, regardless of whether it was elating or disappointing.

Resurgence, a social enterprise founded by Mashiyat Rahman, Naziba Naila Wafa and Rafayet Khan from BRAC University, started off in February 2017.

The ZEISS Photography Award is now in its fourth year – and is calling on ambitious photographers from across the globe to present their

Known as Inspire, their business aims to buy garbage from the women in the slums who have access to one kilogram of disposable waste

Four talented and young individuals came up with the concept of a one-stop online medical service, with the intension of providing people with a user-friendly and digital method for their medical needs.

Dalai Lama Fellows cultivate and support a global movement of next-generation leaders applying universal values to solve global

Sounak Das, who describes himself as a visual storyteller, completed his Professional Programme degree in Photography from Pathshala

30 school-going students battled it out to claim the title of 'Young Founders of Dhaka' on December 22 at Pathao Headquarters in a weekend boot camp organised by Young Founders School (YFS).

“Never trust a skinny chef” – read a quote framed on the walls of one of the most visited burger joints in Dhaka. The man beside the quote in the frame was Arman Mohammed, the co-founder of Madchef, who is also proclaimed as the ‘Mad’ portion of ‘Madchef’. The ‘Chef’ part of the name is attributed to Labib Tarafdar, who is responsible for the idea and vision of running a place driven by the craving for delicious burgers.

Tanvir Opu has travelled to 650 cities in 65 different nations around the world in the last 12 years. Originally from Rajshahi, Tanvir currently resides in Finland and is a businessman by profession. His passions are travelling, photography, and experiencing challenges. He has conducted three photography exhibitions, 2 in Rajshahi and 1 in Dhaka. He has also authored two books.

Bangladesh is a land of diverse people with vivid cultures. To bridge the gap between these cultures, Leaping Boundaries, an organisation working with the Madrassah students to enrich their communication skills in English, life skills, ICT and psycho-education, along with SPaRC, an organisation working to improve livelihoods of the vulnerable and voiceless, arranged a boot camp for 10 girls ranging from different backgrounds. The initiative, called ‘Girls For Peace,’ was supported by the Swedish Institute.