March will be teeming with OBAT activities with virtual events and in person programs taking place across various cities in the US- thanks to our local chapters in Seattle, Dallas and St.Louis.
International Mother Language Day is observed worldwide on February 21st to promote linguistic and cultural diversity.
OBAT’s Junior High School in SB Nagar has a robust scouting program.
The first board meeting of the year took place on February 27th. The meeting focused on reviewing 2021’s challenges and successes and the strategy for attaining the 2022 goal.
The Hello World Programming Camp was a day long camp held at OBAT’s Rangpur IT Center by Bangladesh Open Source Network (BDOSN) and Bangladesh Girls Coding Camp (BDGCC).
Remember Amrin from our February newsletter? She is the first scholarship student to receive admission into the prestigious Asian University for Women
During February, the UN organized a two day training on gender and diversity. Key staff from OBAT’s education, health and empowerment projects in the Rohingya program attended the training.
Fatema’s family was forcefully displaced from Myanmar to Bangladesh in 1995, a few years before she was born. She lost her mother at a very young age; her father passed away when she was 10.
The city of Rangpur in Bangladesh consists of many internally displaced camps, Ispahani and Alamnagar, to name a couple.
