Objectives: To build the capacity of youths on proper usage of the internet and social media through participatory capacity-building interventions using the internet. To sensitise the broader population on safer usage of the internet and social media platforms. Project Summary The “সাবধানে অনলাইন এ” project, a collaboration between JAAGO Foundation and TikTok, is still … Read more
Objectives: To improve public health and to create safe public spaces for women and girls through social behaviour change communication (SBCC) by engaging and mobilising youths in Rajshahi City. Project Summary In the Safe Now project, a critical issue is being addressed – the improvement of public toilets to make them safer and more accessible. … Read more
Objectives: To sensitise local-level school-going underserved girls with necessary knowledge and information of Menstrual Health Management for improving health safety. To sensitise local-level school-going underserved girls and boys with the necessary knowledge and information on Ending Gender Stereotypes to ensure gender equality. Project Summary The project has been initiated by the JAAGO Foundation to … Read more
Across the globe, women and girls encounter formidable challenges that hinder their access to fundamental rights, education, and equality. These challenges manifest in various forms, from child and forced marriages and gender-based violence to discriminatory laws and barriers to educational and occupational opportunities. Recognizing the transformative power of education, we acknowledge that investing in girls’ … Read more
This project is an initiative from the JAAGO Foundation to address women’s experiences of fear of violence. In this project, researchers will work closely with survivors of gender-based violence and their families in order to understand their lived experiences and the underlying mechanisms.
Rationale Based on the “Bangladesh National Hygiene Baseline Survey 2014,” 86% of adolescent students use old cloth during menstruation” furthermore, only 12% of the students wash properly with soap and sun-dry the cloth. The report further highlights that 40 %of female students in Bangladesh skip school during the menstrual period due to poor toilet infrastructure. … Read more
Rationale In Bangladesh, half of the population is women with low socio-economic conditions. With multi-dimensional problems in society and gender disparity, it is difficult for women to stay parallel and enjoy the right of equal participation. Some of the critical issues for women that need to be addressed to reduce gender disparity are lack of … Read more
