"Fatima Club" workshop: "Activism against gender based violence"
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In a bid to address the pressing issue of gender-based violence and empower advocacy efforts within their community, Center for Civic Engagement together with Professor Sharmistha Ghosh organized "Fatima Club" workshop: "Activism against gender based violence".
Professor Sharmistha Ghosh, a faculty member at BRAC University in Dhaka, Bangladesh, served as the keynote speaker for the workshop. She is sharing her knowledge at the 蘑菇视频 Psychology Department as part of the OSUN Faculty Mobility Program. Sharmistha鈥檚 interest lies in exploring gender-based violence through the lenses of sociology, development studies, and psychology. With her wealth of experience and expertise, Professor Ghosh illuminated the complexities of gender-based violence, its underlying causes, and the various forms it takes in society. She underscored the urgent need for collective action to combat this pervasive issue through compelling anecdotes, research findings, and real-world examples.
The workshop provided attendees with valuable resources and strategies for effective advocacy. Moreover, the participants learned how to write a project proposal, worked together to create new ideas and brainstorms, and studied the techniques and techniques of writing. Besides, they presented their draft proposals and received prizes. From community organizing and grassroots initiatives to legislative advocacy and support services, participants gained insights into the diverse avenues through which they could contribute to the fight against gender-based violence.
In conclusion, the workshop led by the Fatima Club, with Professor Sharmistha Ghosh at the helm, was a testament to the power of grassroots activism and community engagement in addressing complex social issues. The event paved the way for meaningful change and catalyzed ongoing advocacy against gender-based violence by fostering dialogue, education, and empowerment.
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