BRAC Education Programme

October 13, 2019
Published by Dr Safiqul Islam at Oct 13 2019
Categories
education

Educating a generation: Bangladesh’s barefoot teachers

How did thousands of women like Rubia Akhter, in the most rural, remote parts of Bangladesh, who previously had little to no education, educate almost 13 million children?
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November 7, 2017
Published by Rafiath Rashid Mithila at Nov 07 2017
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education

Creating opportunities for a playful childhood

When you think of play, an all too familiar sense of nostalgia usually follows. However, did you know the art that you painted with your fingers, the clay that you moulded or the block towers that you built with your imagination as a child, would determine your behaviour today?
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September 20, 2017
Published by Dr Safiqul Islam at Sep 20 2017
Categories
climate, education

5 ways young people can help tackle climate change

While the situation is the worst it has ever been, we are better equipped than we have ever been. This success can be credited to collaborative efforts by the government and civil society, which ensure shelter homes, pre-disaster preparedness, and early warning systems.
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June 21, 2015
Published by Sumaiya Haque at Jun 21 2015
Categories
equality

Beyond the red light: How BRAC works with socially-neglected groups

Taking on the challenge of reaching out to children of families who face social exclusion, BRAC’s education programme has reached out to the children of sex workers. My visit to a school in Douladia showed me what it means to work with a group that is socially neglected.
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