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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Women Farmers Remain Excluded from Land Ownership, Recognition, and Support Structures in Coastal Bangladesh
Women in coastal areas of Bhola continue to perform extensive agricultural labor while remaining excluded from land ownership, institutional recognition, agricultural support, and decision-making structures. A report from Borhanuddin upazila highlights how women farmers manage crop cultivation, livestock care, seed preservation, post-harvest work, and household labor, much of which remains unpaid and officially invisible. According…
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10 People Remain Stranded at Benapole Border After Alleged BSF Push-In Attempt
Ten women, men, and children allegedly pushed toward Bangladesh through the Benapole border in Jashore remained stranded at the India-Bangladesh zero line for a second consecutive day after a flag meeting between the Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) and Border Security Force (BSF) failed to reach a resolution. According to BGB officials, the group has been…
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One after Another Students Targeted Over “Homosexuality” Allegations at Habiprobbi: Assault, Surveillance, Online Mob Harassment, and Expulsions Raise Concerns
Report by Muntasir Rahman A series of targeted attacks, public humiliation campaigns, physical assaults, and expulsions unfolded at Hajee Mohammad Danesh Science and Technology University (Habiprobbi) in Dinajpur throughout January and May 2026 after several students were accused of “homosexuality” both online and offline. While university authorities and multiple Bangladeshi media outlets framed the incidents…