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Mobilizing Youth for Change: A Volunteer Journey Towards Resilience

From a young age, I always felt driven to make a meaningful impact on marginalized communities. This passion is what led me to pursue a career in the development sector, as I’ve always strived to improve the well-being of those in need. However, the July mass uprising and subsequent floods in the Greater Noakhali region had a profound effect on me. They pushed me to think more deeply about how to mobilize the younger generation to support marginalized communities.With this in mind, I took the…See More
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Farjana Yeasmin commented on Humaira Yasmin Peya's blog post Story telling of Mr. Md. Shahidul Islam, The Executive Director of BRED
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Rituu B. Nanda commented on Humaira Yasmin Peya's blog post Story telling of Mr. Md. Shahidul Islam, The Executive Director of BRED
"Thanks Humaira for the blog. This is indeed an incredibly inspiring story. It highlights the potential of youth to drive positive change. I hope that, like Shohidul Bhai, SALT and CLCP will ignite a spark of community-led transformation in Pabna."
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Humaira Yasmin Peya
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Bangladesh Rural Economic Development - BRED
About Me:
I am a development professional in Bangladesh Rural Economic Development (BRED) NGO.
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To be a strategic leader within next five years.
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being the fullest persons with humanity and kindness to work for the vulnerable people.
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Humaira Yasmin Peya's Blog

Mobilizing Youth for Change: A Volunteer Journey Towards Resilience

Posted on October 3, 2024 at 5:51am 2 Comments

From a young age, I always felt driven to make a meaningful impact on marginalized communities. This passion is what led me to pursue a career in the development sector, as I’ve always strived to improve the well-being of those in need. However, the July mass uprising and subsequent floods in the Greater Noakhali region had a profound effect on me. They pushed me to think more deeply about how to mobilize the younger generation to support marginalized communities.

With this in mind, I…

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Story telling of Mr. Md. Shahidul Islam, The Executive Director of BRED

Posted on April 3, 2024 at 2:00pm 3 Comments

I am Md. Shahidul Islam, the Executive Director of BRED, leading the organization in humanitarian and development efforts in Bangladesh with the support of multifaceted donors. However, its foundation faced significant struggles, and its journey has been far from easy. Allow me to share with you the narrative of my evolving role in fostering a humanitarian and developmental mindset.

In the year 1998, a devastating flood struck Bangladesh, affecting various districts including Pabna,…

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A Story of Resilience: A Mother and Daughter Face Challenges Together

Posted on March 28, 2024 at 5:00am 3 Comments

I had a SALT conversation with my aunt, who is very close to me. I started by       asking how she and her daughter were doing. Then, I inquired if there was any story in her life that she felt particularly proud of. She seemed delighted, as no one had asked her anything like that before. I assured her that she could share her story with me, and I wouldn't tell anyone without her permission.

My aunt married against her family's wishes and has a daughter named Shorna, who is now 23…

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