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PRACTITIONERS’ BLOG
Husbands and Mothers-in-Law’s Role in Decreasing Adolescent Pregnancy
In rural Bangladesh, husbands and mothers-in-law act as the main decision makers in all matters related to childbearing. As the main breadwinners, men ultimately get …Read More »
Social Media as Steward to Encounter Violence against Women (VAW)
Primary prevention of violence against women (VAW) is to zoom in with all efforts and initiatives to stop violence before it actually …Read More »
ACTION RESEARCH
Climate Change, Disaster and Gender Vulnerability: A Study on Two Divisions of Bangladesh
Abstract Bangladesh has become synonymous for climate change induced natural disasters. The environmental consequences of climate change affect men and women differently. Research reveals that disasters reinforce, perpetuate and …Read More »
Launching of 2nd National Strategy on Adolescent Health
After the first assessment of Adolescent Reproductive Health Strategy (ARHS) in 2006-2016, Bangladesh government has launched the second Dissemination of National Strategy of Adolescent Health (NSAH) on 19th June at Sonargaon Hotel.Read More…
Indomitable spirit to repel
Against all impediments,Rumana Manzur;former Assistant Professor at University of Dhaka has obtained law degree at University of British Columbia, Canada. She was subjected to severe domestic violence by her husband in 2011.Read More…
Climate change silently triggers child marriage in Bangladesh
Hidden Connections, a series of the documentary has shown the internal relation between climate change and child marriage in Bangladesh. The child marriage rate in Bangladesh is 52%, one of the highestRead More…
Women’s reproductive health: SNV’s contribution in RMG sector
In a research finding by Bangladesh Occupational Safety, Health and Environmental Foundation (OSHE-2009), it is detected that female garments workers suffer many health complications due to lack of reproductive health and knowledge.Read More…
Canada is proud to host The Women Deliver 2019 Conference
Canada is going to host The Women Deliver 2019 Conference from June 3-6. The country prioritizes the health, education and welfare of the girls and women and works relentlessly to create genderRead More…
Short Course on Introduction to Systematic Review and Meta Analysis in Health Research
Three days course on Introduction to Systematic Review and Meta Analysis in Health Research organized by Center For Professional Skills Development and Public Health will take place at James P Grant HealthRead More…
Call for Abstracts
Share-Net Bangladesh is happy to announce a Scientific Seminar at SRHR Knowledge Fair to be held on 3rd May, 2017. We are currently accepting abstracts for Oral and Poster Presentation for theRead More…
HerStory: Women Trailblazers
The exhibition titled “HerStory: Women Trailblazers” is dedicated to female leadership in Bangladesh over the past century. The stories portrayed are on and by women. The framework of the exhibition is aRead More…
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Dr. Annie Vestjens on MHM Day
Education about menstruation changes everything. Dr. Annie Vestjens, First Secretary, SRHR and Gender, the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, talks about menstrual hygiene situation in Bangladesh. To know more whatRead More...Read More »
FEATURE CONTENT
Menstrual Hygiene: Challenges during natural disaster
Women and girls try to avoid cyclone centers because they feel that they are not safe. According to a UNDP research, women avoid cyclone shelters for the fear of being sexually assaulted.Read More...Read More »
“TV talk-shows are about politics and economics, not about women’s health”
There are close to 70 million internet users in Bangladesh, the country has a space program and vast infrastructure investments. Still, millions of women have to use old rags as sanitary pads.Read More...Read More »