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Bayazid Bostami commented on Bayazid Bostami's blog post Is work for men and woman?. A simple question, a deep discussion. || Conversation on Masculinity with my friend.
"I highly appreciate your comments. Thanks for your comments Shahruk vai."
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Shahrukh Atpade commented on Bayazid Bostami's blog post Is work for men and woman?. A simple question, a deep discussion. || Conversation on Masculinity with my friend.
"Even though people are taking the initiative to do household chores on their own, they also have a fear of society. But those who have decided to change on their own continue to do good work without thinking about society."
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"Thanks for your appreciation apu."
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"This story beautifully shows how even a simple conversation can spark powerful realizations and challenge deep-rooted gender norms.Thank you for sharing with us."
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Household work: whose responsibility?

A few days ago, I was having a SALT discussion with my friend Tanmay about masculinity. During the discussion, two other young children came and sat next to us. We listened to them too. Their thoughts were very simple, but there was a great deal of understanding hidden in them. One child said— My father sometimes cooks, and my mother says he can cook well. Another said—…See More
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Bayazid Bostami commented on Bayazid Bostami's blog post I have changed — at office, in my family, and within myself || SALT work on Masculinity opened my eyes.
"ধন্যবাদ মনিরা আপু, আপনার চিন্তাশীল মন্তব্য এর জন্য!!!!"
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Manira khanam commented on Bayazid Bostami's blog post I have changed — at office, in my family, and within myself || SALT work on Masculinity opened my eyes.
"অসাধারণ বাইজিদ ভাই! আপনার ইতিবাচক পরিবর্তনের প্রভাব যেন গোটা সমাজে ছড়িয়ে পড়ে। সঠিক হেলদি ম্যাসকিউলিটি পারে সমাজের চিত্র পরিবর্তনে ভূমিকা রাখতে। কাজ তো কাজ ই এটা কখনো নারী বা পুরুষের উপর নির্ভর করে না। নিজের কাজ নিজে করা শেখাটা একটা শিক্ষনীয়…"
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Bayazid Bostami liked Prokash Biswas's blog post How Healthy Masculinity is Teaching Me to Observe Differently | হেলথি ম্যাস্কিউলিনিটি আমাকে যেভাবে পর্যবেক্ষণ করতে শেখাচ্ছে
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"Thanks Rituu for appreciation!!!!"
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Rituu B. Nanda commented on Bayazid Bostami's blog post I have changed — at office, in my family, and within myself || SALT work on Masculinity opened my eyes.
"I am very emotional after reading this. Proud of you!"
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Bayazid Bostami
How did you know about Constellation community?
I learned about the Constellation community through my work as a SALT facilitator. The principles and practices of the Constellation approach, particularly in fostering local solutions and promoting collaborative learning, resonate with the values of the SALT project. Engaging with other practitioners and resources related to community development has further deepened my understanding of how Constellation can empower communities and enhance collective impact.
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Bangladesh Rural Economic Development (BRED)
About Me:
I am Bayazid Bostami, a SALT facilitator working on the SALT project at BRED. My primary goal is to empower communities through self-reflection, learning, and collaboration to address challenges effectively. I believe that everyone has their own strengths and potential, which, when guided appropriately, can bring about positive change in society.
My dream:
One day, every child in Bangladesh will step into a world of learning where their curiosity is nurtured, creativity is allowed to flourish, and they are shaped to become the leaders of tomorrow. This light of education will brighten their minds and empower them to be forces of change in society.
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I am proud to work in the development sector because it directly impacts people's lives, empowers the disadvantaged, and moves towards building an equitable and sustainable future.
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Household work: whose responsibility?

Posted on May 20, 2025 at 5:30am 4 Comments

A few days ago, I was having a SALT discussion with my friend Tanmay about masculinity. During the discussion, two other young children came and sat next to us. We listened to them too. Their thoughts were very simple, but there was a great deal of understanding hidden in them. One child said— My father sometimes cooks, and my mother says he can cook well.…

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I have changed — at office, in my family, and within myself || SALT work on Masculinity opened my eyes.

Posted on May 13, 2025 at 12:30pm 4 Comments

When I started working on Masculinity at SALT, I thought that these discussions were only needed for the community. But gradually I realized — change was needed first within myself and around me.

How was I before?

Without knowing it, I often made decisions without giving importance to the opinions of female colleagues in the…

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Respect for women is true masculinity || নারীর প্রতি সম্মানই সত্যিকারের পুরুষত্ব

Posted on May 7, 2025 at 12:00pm 5 Comments

Recently, I had a discussion with Md. Basar Bhai of the Pechakola community about masculinity. He is a shopkeeper. Every day after returning home from the shop, he would ask his wife, Have you bathed the children? and Is the cooking finished? and other instructions. Even when his wife was sick, he would not understand, thinking that these were his wife's…

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An insightful change created by listening, learning, and inspiration: Joba team beside the elderly people

Posted on May 6, 2025 at 11:30am 1 Comment

The members of the Joba team of the Pechakola community have recently started a special work, they are now standing by the side of the elder people. This is not just a work, but it is a story of a great change in their thinking and attitude. Where no one thought about this issue before, now they are giving their time, love and attention to the elderly around…

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At 6:07am on October 21, 2024, Prokash Biswas said…

All this community we face its problem. thank you brother your post is very excellent.

 
 
 

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