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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Dear Shafiqul Alam, Do Not Weaponise Feminism to Hide Your Political Incompetence
Written by Ayesha Abrar Nawshin You failed our women. Do not blame feminists. Your failure is not ours to carry. I understand your disappointment. When women candidates cannot secure the embarrassingly few seats they were nominated in, it feels like a collective setback, doesn’t it? We all want to see more women in Parliament. We…
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BDFA Endorses No One in This Election
by BDFA Team Bangladesh goes to the polls on 12 February 2026 for the 13th parliamentary election, held alongside a national referendum on constitutional, electoral, and institutional reforms emerging from the July National Charter process. This vote is being marketed as a “reset” after the upheavals that followed the July 2024 uprising, a rupture sparked…
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Tea Garden Workers in Chunarughat Unaware of Upcoming Referendum
Thousands of tea garden workers in Chunarughat, Habiganj, remain largely unaware of a national referendum set to take place alongside the February 12 parliamentary election. While election campaigns are visible in towns and municipal areas, awareness about the referendum has not effectively reached tea estates, where many workers say they do not understand the purpose…
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