Why can’t our mothers retire??? Society has yet to learn how to let women rest
It was a routine job application, one of those ordinary, forgettable tasks where you move quickly from one blank space to another, answering questions almost automatically. Name, address, educational background. Then: … Read More »
Beyond the Glass Ceiling: Oxfam & Dhaka Tribune Held Open Discussion on the Reality of Women’s Leadership in Bangladesh
Bangladesh has often been praised for improving girls’ education, reducing maternal mortality, and expanding women’s participation in the workforce. Women today are doctors, entrepreneurs, researchers, civil servants and business leaders. Yet … Read More »
A Decade of Determination: Ella Pad’s Journey Mirrors the Struggle for Women’s Rights in Bangladesh
After nearly a decade of administrative barriers, Ella Pad, a social enterprise to provide affordable sanitary napkins, has finally secured legal recognition. Yet the story raises a larger question. How many … Read More »
More Than a Medical Rebrand: Understanding the Move from PCOS to PMOS
What if one medical term has been shaping the way millions of people misunderstand their own health? Sometimes, changing a name is not about branding. It is about correcting decades of … Read More »
Ireland’s New Domestic Violence Register: Bangladesh Should Introduce Similar Tactics to Ensure Safe Relationship Choices
How many women would have chosen differently if they knew the truth before entering an abusive relationship? It is an uncomfortable question. Yet it sits at the heart of a new … Read More »
543 Children, 456 Cases, 7,068 Police Records. Are We Counting Child Sexual Abuse Correctly in Bangladesh?
7,068 in 2025. 5,566 in 2024. 786. 543. 776. 456. What are these numbers? Are they signs of economic growth, improved education, or a new social milestone that Bangladesh should celebrate? … Read More »
Saving Mothers Starts Before Childbirth: YPSA’s Workshop Highlights Bangladesh’s Maternal Health Challenge
Every maternal death leaves behind more than a grieving family. It reveals missed opportunities in healthcare, gaps in public awareness, and a system that still struggles to reach every woman who … Read More »
When Intimacy Feels Like a Test: The Hidden Cost of Unrealistic Expectations in Modern Relationships
Modern society celebrates confidence in almost every aspect of life. Yet, when it comes to intimacy, confidence often disappears behind closed doors. Many people silently struggle with performance anxiety, believing they … Read More »
Rooted in Evidence and Ownership: Dhaka South and TCI Begin a Citywise Family Planning Partnership
Strong health systems are not built overnight. They grow when governments, health workers, and communities come together to solve problems from within. That was the spirit behind a three-day Program Design … Read More »
For a Better Policy Approach: Bangladesh Parliament and UNFPA Join Hands to Advance SRHR
Every policy begins with a conversation. But lasting change begins when those conversations become laws, budgets, and public action. For Bangladesh, where millions of young people will shape the country’s future, … Read More »