Qurratul Ayen: It’s 5 in the morning, and I’m cradling my newborn. She’s tiny. Incredibly…
Category: Food for Thought
The Top US Educators were Interrogated by the US Congress: Playing with a Fire!
Pamelia Riviere: The top Educators being insulted by politicians in the US Congress is dangerous for…
Voice of Difference in Feminism; An Overview of Black Feminism
Aditi Sharif : Being an anthropology student who had a genuine interest in Gender Studies, I…
The New Curriculum Debate and Special Curriculum in Bangladesh: My Experience as a Parent and a Pedagogue(Part I)
Pamelia Riviere: I am unfamiliar with the new curriculum in Bangladesh. However, I have heard complaints…
Let’s educate ourselves about Sextortion through Amanda Todd’s case
Naila Sohrat Tasbiha: Sextortion is a form of online sexual exploitation and blackmail where individuals are…
Dalit Women’s Autobiography: A Space Where Subalterns ‘Speak’
Aditi Sharif: “My Mother used to weave aaydans. I find that her act of weaving and…
Home, Memory, and Solidarity: An Overview of Indu Bala Bhaater Hotel
Aditi Sharif: A few months ago, I had the privilege to watch the…
A Roadmap to Struggle Against Patriarchy: A Review of ‘Seven Necessary Sins For Women And Girls’
Aditi Sharif : Back in 2019, I took a rickshaw to return from my university…
Towards An Inclusive Feminism: Extract from Bell Hooks
Aditi Sharif: A few months ago, I scrolled through my news feed on Facebook on Father’s…
Why pure Bengali (Promit Bangla) language, sweetest language, teaching and learning is necessary at school and home in Bangladesh?
Pamelia Riviere: “A Dandelion” On this beautiful earth, We see varieties of flowers! Mother nature…