Young Bangla congratulates all the Joy Bangla Youth Award (JBYA) 2020 winners who have been recognized for their outstanding contributions to society.
Joy Bangla Youth Award 2020
Since the inception of the Young Bangla Platform, Joy Bangla Youth Award (JBYA) is one of the flagship programs with a vision to recognize and connect young change-makers. There were three seasons so far held in 2015, 2017 and 2018, including the First Joy Bangla Youth Award in 2015.
Young Bangla to launch its promising campaign ‘Women’s Safety in Public Places-WSPP’ on October 14th 2020
In recent days the safety of women and girls is at high risk and the prevalence of sexual harassment and violence against women and girls has been escalated at an alarming level. In our observation the nature and dimension of incidents are more beyond a mere criminal offense rather indicates massive deterioration of social values, lack of enforcement of laws and not respecting the dignity of women and girls.
Let’s Talk on COVID-19 Recovery: Youth Development
Young Bangla hosted a series Let’s Talk on ‘COVID-19 Recovery: Youth Development’ from September 4 to 6, 2020. The Let’s Talk featured five thematic sessions along with an opening and concluding plenary. Samdani Art Foundation, Bangladesh Youth Leadership Center (BYLC), Junior Chamber of Commerce (JCI) and Jaago Foundation were the organizing partners of the program.
Online Let’s Talk Series: COVID-19 Recovery: Youth Development
Young Bangla is going to host a series of virtual ‘Let’s Talk’ events on ‘COVID-19 Recovery: Youth Development’ on September 04-06, 2020. The ‘Let’s Talk’ events will be held in strategic partnership with
Let’s Talk on Art in New Normal
The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic across the globe has changed almost everything. It has affected every aspect of life from man to man relation, politics, business to art and culture.
Young Bangla develops a guideline on ‘Volunteerism and Safety in Corona days’
Since the beginning of COVID-19 outbreak, the youth-led organizations under Young Bangla network have been working in the frontline from the beginning of the outbreak.
Impact of COVID-19 on youth: An In-depth study
Since Bangladesh went into lockdown to control the deadly COVID-19 pandemic, the marginalized and the poor fell into misery. The youth of Bangladesh immediately responded to the humanitarian needs of people amid the pandemic.
Community Volunteers to be placed at DGHS Amid the Outbreak
Young Bangla collaborated with Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) to place sixty interns having specialized education and training in disciplines like Statistics, Biomedicine, Applied Chemistry, ICT, Computer Engineering, and other relevant disciplines.
The Covid-19 Pandemic hits the change in people’s behavior and communication
Covid-19 has bought lots of changes in our day to day life as well as in society. It also has noticeable impact on behaviors and communication. Effective interventions are required to increase adherence to behaviors that youth in communities can enact to protect themselves and others.