Md Dipu·Aug 28Nine Years of Silence: The Rohingya Crisis the World Chose to ForgetBy Md Dipu | Published August 27, 2026
CEHRDF·Mar 11Grand Bargain Extended to 2026: Rethinking Humanitarian Aid in the Rohingya Crisis.By Md Ilias Miah
InWrite A CatalystbyGolam Rob·Sep 11, 2024Hilsa, Honor, and Humanity: A Fisherman’s Tale from Cox’s BazarWhen life’s struggles go beyond survival, pride gives way to connection.A response icon2A response icon2
Carol D. Sholar·Sep 7, 2024Omg! What’s happened with me in world largest beachMy personal experience was a lot of fun and exciting. My trip was 2 weeks long with my mum and dad. People who are afraid of the deep sea…
Rightsworkers·Jul 21, 2023Rohingya Refugees in Cox’s Bazar: A Struggle for Survival Amidst Insufficient Aid FundingThe plight of Rohingya refugees in Cox’s Bazar, southern Bangladesh, remains a pressing concern as the UN World Food Programme (WFP) raises…
Mahmudul Karim·Aug 16, 2022No Lost GenerationIt was a sultry sunny day in 2019. I was standing on a road in the middle of a Rohingya camp in Cox’s bazar. I took myself under the shade…
InFrontier Tech HubbyDavid Vigoureux·May 24, 2022Using Supply Chains to Create Social Impact in Humanitarian SettingsHow field immersions and impact mapping helped BRAC understand the role of distributed manufacturing in building social surplus
Mahmudul Karim·Oct 7, 2021From where I stand: Learning sessions gave me the courage to aim for a career as a police officer…Jesmin Aktar lives in a village of Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. She regularly attends UN Women’s “Shanti Khana” [Multi-Purpose Women’s Centre —…
