BRAC and BRAC University organised a youth engagement programme titled “The Way” (“Agamir Poth” – The Path to the Future) at the university’s Merul Badda campus in Dhaka on August 24.
'Guardian Probashi Prohori' is an innovative insurance policy designed to safeguard the lives and futures of workers abroad and their families, ensuring protection against financial risks.
BRAC University organised a policy dialogue titled “Policy Dialogue on Financial and Economic Reforms in Bangladesh” on November 16.
Abed bhai defined a great and worthy leader as someone who always steps down to accommodate a worthier leader.
Donates BDT 37 lakhs in financial aid to Gaza from staff Eid bonus
Universities should be about creating the next generation of thinkers, right? Even in terms of skills, haven’t we been failing largely?
Our experience of designing Brac regional offices across rural Bangladesh.
Brac has been awarded for five of these structures
Since mangrove forests are highly tolerant of salt and adapted to extreme environmental conditions, planting mangroves is becoming more important than ever.
Our experience of designing Brac regional offices across rural Bangladesh.
Brac has been awarded for five of these structures
Since mangrove forests are highly tolerant of salt and adapted to extreme environmental conditions, planting mangroves is becoming more important than ever.
BRACU Duburi, a team from Brac University, has secured the second overall position in RoboSub 2023, an international student competition hosted by the nonprofit organisation RoboNation. In addition to becoming the first runners-up, the Bangladeshi team also received an Ingenuity Special Award in this competition.
In this article, we will look at the history of CPJ, the scope and impact of its work, and the future direction it wishes to pursue.
Perhaps the most important contribution of the book lies in providing intimate insights into how NGOs work in Bangladesh.
Facebook-parent Meta has been working with partners in Bangladesh to support programs to empower women through economic and digital awareness.
The Brac Hope Festival was a celebration to remember. The event was a riot of colour, vigour, and enthusiasm that took place in the Bangladesh Army Stadium. The three-day ceremony marked the end of a yearlong commemoration of Brac's 50th anniversary as one of the biggest development organisations in the world. The celebration, which took place from February 9 to 11, brought together people from all occupations to celebrate Brac's remarkable achievements and to look forward to the future with anticipation.
The festival kicked off on February 9, at the Army stadium with performances from Arnob and Friends, Lalon Band, and Bengal Parampara Sangeetalay.
Peace Café was co-created by the Centre for Peace and Justice (CPJ), a multidisciplinary academic institute at Brac University, and UN Women Bangladesh.
