Digital Archive
A searchable collection of digitized documents, images, videos, and other materials tied to Bangladesh’s intersectional feminist struggles and histories.
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Timeline
A visual timeline highlighting key events, milestones, and collective actions within Bangladesh’s intersectional feminist movements, allowing users to trace historical developments across generations.
Oral History Project
Recorded interviews with intersectional feminist activists, organizers, and community leaders, capturing personal experiences, memories, and reflections that might otherwise be silenced.
Educational Resources
Curated reading lists, teaching guides, and multimedia materials designed for educators, students, and communities interested in learning about intersectional feminism in Bangladesh.
Artistic Showcase
A platform for intersectional feminist artists and creators to share visual art, literature, music, and performance, affirming art as both expression and activism.
Feminist Resistance
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2002 Model Tinni Murder Case: Two Decades Later and Still No Justice
The murder of Bangladeshi model Syeda Tania Mahbub, widely known as Tinni, remains one of the most widely discussed criminal cases in Bangladesh’s media history. Tinni’s body was discovered on 10 November 2002 beneath the China–Bangladesh Friendship Bridge over the Buriganga River in Dhaka. She was 21 years old at the time of her death.…
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Journalist Accused of Sexual Harassment in Rajshahi; Case Filed
A sexual harassment case has been filed against journalist Golam Rabbani in Rajshahi. The case was filed on March 3 at Chandrima Police Station by a former female colleague who had worked with him at the Sky Bangla Net online portal. Rabbani previously served as the managing director of the portal and also worked as…
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70,000 Women Migrant Workers Returned in Seven Years, Many Alleging Abuse Abroad
At least 70,000 Bangladeshi women migrant workers have returned home over the past seven years, many reporting experiences of violence, exploitation, and severe hardship while working abroad. Data from BRAC’s migration program indicates that a significant number of these women faced physical, psychological, or sexual abuse during their employment, particularly in domestic work sectors. Accounts…
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