"When we start using the SALT process regularly at work, the changes that occur and the changes in people give us peace of mind. Since we have developed a love for SALT conversations, we adopt the same approach. In small conversations, we see the…"
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"Thank you so much Shristi for your kind and thoughtful words. I'm truly touched, and I'm excited for your journey with SALT in Nepal—may it bring meaningful connections and beautiful transformations along the way."
"Thank you so much, Rituu, for taking the time to read the blog. I believe there is a profound sense of freedom in embracing our own imperfections and those of others—accepting ourselves and each person just as they are. This is something I…"
"A very heartfelt reflection! You've beautifully captured your journey with SALT and how meaningful change begins with a shift in mindset. Deep listening and genuine curiosity can transform both community engagement and personal growth, and I…"
"What a powerful reflection, dear Sadia. I remember discussing appreciation in SALT with a colleague who reflected that SALT is about accepting a person as is. So this sentence from your blog stood out for me - What I value most is how SALT…"
The Journey of Unlearning and Relearning with SALT
In 2023, I was first introduced to the SALT approach. I still remember my initial reaction—it was a mix of confusion and curiosity. On the very first day, I couldn’t quite grasp what SALT truly meant. The ideas seemed abstract, and I felt unsure of how to apply them in real-life community settings. But as time passed and I began visiting communities, witnessing even the…See More
"You write beautifully—thank you for sharing. I also believe that true change begins with everyday acts of care and connection."
"I really resonate with these two statements: “I can learn from myself” and
“It’s not about uniformity, but harmonization.”
Thank you so much for sharing, Rituu. Your words carry such warmth and insight. I truly hope you…"
"Thank you for such a deep and heartfelt reflection. I truly appreciated the way you highlighted the SALT mindset and the importance of listening — it really touched me. I have no doubt that, with your openness and thoughtfulness, you’re…"
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- Sadia Jafrin
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- From Global Fund For Children
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- Grow Your Reader Foundation
- About Me:
- I am an educator and social activist. I work to transform the education sector along with the communities.
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- One day all children in Bangladesh will have access to the right creative learning environment which will build their innate reader to become a leader.
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Sadia Jafrin's Blog
The Journey of Unlearning and Relearning with SALT
Posted on June 3, 2025 at 5:10pm 5 Comments 5 Likes
In 2023, I was first introduced to the SALT approach. I still remember my initial reaction—it was a mix of confusion and curiosity. On the very first day, I couldn’t quite grasp what SALT truly meant. The ideas seemed abstract, and I felt unsure of how to apply them in real-life community settings. But as time passed and I began visiting communities,…
Dreaming Together, Growing Together By Sadia & Tasnim, ARC Bangladesh Cohort
Posted on April 24, 2025 at 9:30am 9 Comments 8 Likes
After a long yet fulfilling day at the Knowledge Fair in Gopalgonj Byaspur, I (Sadia) was physically tired—but my heart was brimming with excitement. There was something truly special awaiting us: our Bangladesh ARC Cohort presentation at the ARC South Asia Convening 2025, held in Dhaka. Alongside me was Tasnim Apu from ECDO, and…
ContinueInsights from SALT CLCP and the Harvard Business School Course "Power and Influence for Positive Impact"
Posted on February 8, 2025 at 10:00am 3 Comments 2 Likes
I’m deeply honored to have earned the eDiploma in Power and Influence for Positive Impact from Harvard Business School Online, made possible through a 97% scholarship from The Queen's Commonwealth Trust as a Youth Venture Program Awardee on behalf of Grow Your Reader Foundation. We are also proud to be part of the…
How Hijlipara Is Redefining Gender Roles
Posted on December 31, 2024 at 5:01pm 3 Comments 2 Likes
On 29th December 2024, I had the privilege of conducting a dream-building session in Hijlipara, Byaspur, Gopalgonj. It was a session that not only allowed me to interact and learn from the members of the community but also opened my eyes to the subtle yet profound shifts taking place in a small village that I call home. Thirty-three participants,…
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