The International Day of the Girl Child was first introduced by the United Nations General Assembly back on December 19, 2011. It was declared that October 11 will officially be known as the International Day of the Girl Child, which will focus on recognizing girls’ rights and the challenges they face all around the globe. The theme for this year is 'Digital generation, Our generation'. It focuses on the gender digital divide in connectivity, devices and their usage, skills, and jobs. Keeping all that in mind ‘The ActionAid Bangladesh’ and ‘The Daily Star’ have initiated the campaign ‘Power in Her’ where a microsite page has been made in order to celebrate those special girls and women who have made their mark in the face of adversity. The objective of this campaign is to bring recognition to the inner power in every girl child to encounter challenges and eventually gain the upper hand.


Ashamoni: A Young Girl Chasing Her Ambition

Fabiya: Dare to Dream

Dr. Firdausi Qadri Setting Examples in the Field of Science


YOUNG PEOPLE PROTESTING CHILD AND SEXUAL ABUSE

YOUNG WOMEN RAISING THEIR VOICES ON PUBLIC SERVICE ACCOUNTABILITY

MORIOM LEADING IN EMERGENCY RESPONSE

SATHY BRINGING POSITIVE CHANGES THROUGH VOLUNTEERISM




GENDER BASED VIOLENCE AT WORKPLACE IS REAL

POLICY BRIEF ON GENDER AND YOUTH INCLUSIVENESS INTECHNOLOGY

WOMEN IN AGRICULTURE

POLICY BRIEF ON YOUTH BUDGET FRAMEWORK

POLICY BRIEF: IMPACT OF COVID 19 ON ENTERPREUNERS AND WORKERS

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