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- Pabna, Rajshahi Division
- Bangladesh
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- Gender
- Male
- Name
- 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.
- Organisation
- 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.
- I'm proud of:
- 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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Changes from the Story
Posted on July 7, 2026 at 8:43am 0 Comments 1 Like
A few days ago, a second group SALT session was held with the Shapla group of parents in the Char Nakalia community. At the beginning, everyone got to know each other through an ice break. The parents were divided into groups and discussed among themselves. Then the parents themselves shared their current status, experiences and worries about the…
ContinueRethinking What It Means to Be a Boy
Posted on July 2, 2026 at 12:01pm 6 Comments 3 Likes
A 17-year-old teenager from the Pechakola community, Mahim. He is a student. He is lively, cheerful and can easily blend in with everyone. A few days ago, I had the opportunity to chat with him about masculinity in the community. At first, it was a simple conversation, but gradually that conversation initiated an important change in Mahim's life. At…
ContinueSeeing Ourselves in the Mirror of Reflection
Posted on June 18, 2026 at 8:30am 0 Comments 1 Like
We held a reflection session in our BRED office. In this session, we colleagues sat together and discussed and reflected on our lives, experiences, strengths, challenges, and learnings. It wasn't like a normal meeting; Rather, it was a beautiful opportunity to get to know ourselves better, to understand and to learn from each other.
To build…
ContinueNot a spectator to the problem, but part of the solution: The transformation story of Pechakola youth
Posted on June 8, 2026 at 8:32am 2 Comments 1 Like
Sometimes big changes in the community start with a small task. The power of positive change lies in feeling human suffering as one's own pain and standing by the side in times of need. This story of the Pechakola Youth Team is one such story of change.
A portion of the road in front of the market of Pechakola Community is steep. Van drivers…
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All this community we face its problem. thank you brother your post is very excellent.