Transformative Change for the Future of Bangladesh
Mobilizing scholars, activists, and citizens to contribute to the reformation and rebuilding of a better Bangladesh
Bangladesh 2.0 Initiative is an affiliate organization of Obhijatra Foundation, a UK-based think tank organization aimed at conducting research and policy advocacy in key strategic areas including crime and justice, social policy, education, security and sustainable development, particularly in relevance to Bangladesh. This platform strives in mobilizing scholars, activists, civil society members and concerned citizens to contribute to the reformation and rebuilding of a better community. The organizational activities are focused in creating knowledge, community engagement and dissemination of evidence based policies.
Foster transformative change for an equitable, inclusive and peaceful future Bangladesh
Contribute to the reformation and rebuilding of social institutions, policy frameworks and public discourses in Bangladesh
Kent State University, USA
University of Regina, Canada
Canada
Bangladesh
Bangladesh
Bangladesh
Conduct high-quality research in key strategic areas related to Bangladesh
Facilitate knowledge creation and its dissemination through research and policy advocacy
Collaborate with local and international communities in public discourses and policy engagements
Provide a platform for capacity building and supporting initiatives fostering transformative change
Promote informed decision-making on issues affecting Bangladesh's security, development, and social welfare
Focus on creating knowledge and dissemination of evidence-based policies for Bangladesh
January 2025
Comprehensive report from our four-part webinar series on envisioning restorative-transitional justice approaches in post-conflict Bangladesh, featuring insights from international experts and practitioners.
Download Report →January 2025
Evidence-based policy recommendations for establishing a truth and healing commission that promotes reconciliation, accountability, and sustainable peace in Bangladesh's post-conflict context.
Read Policy Brief →December 2024
Comprehensive analysis of climate policies and their implementation in South Asian nations...
Read More →November 2024
Exploring mechanisms to enhance youth engagement in governance and policy-making...
Read More →October 2024
The role of technology in modern diplomatic relations and international cooperation...
Read More →Creating and sharing knowledge for evidence-based policy making
Building communities for change and policy impact
Developing the next generation of leaders and researchers
Reconnecting Our Origins and Talents (ROOTS) - A specialized mentorship scheme for British Bangladeshi Muslims currently at university, wishing to reconnect to their country of origin
Executive Director
PhD Candidate, University of Warwick, UK
Treasurer
Trustee, Obhijatra Foundation
Secretary
PhD Candidate, The Ohio University, USA
Outreach & Engagement Officer
Fundraising and Partnership Coordinator
Fundraising and Partnership Coordinator
Trustee, Obhijatra Foundation
Keynote Speaker: Dr. Carl Stauffer, Senior Expert, Reconciliation & Peace Processes Team, United States Institute of Peace
Special Guest: Sebastian Verelest, Transitional Justice Advisor, Office of UN High Commissioner for Human Rights
Register →Keynote Speaker: Dr. Tatsushi Arai, Associate Professor of Peace and Conflict Studies (SPCS), Kent State University
Special Guest: Barrister Sheikh Mahdi, Prosecutor, International Crimes Tribunal, Bangladesh
Register →Keynote Speaker: Dr. Amr Abdalla, Professor Emeritus, University for Peace (UPEACE)
Special Guests: Sharmin Ahmad (Founder & President, One Light Institute), Taj Ibn Munir (Johns Hopkins University), Pushpi Weerakoon (United Nations)
Register →Keynote Speaker: Dr. Kerry Clamp, Associate Professor of Criminology, University of Nottingham
Special Guest: Asaduzzaman Sarder, Assistant Resident Representative, UNDP Bangladesh
Register →Keynote Speaker: Dr. Amanda Wilson, Associate Professor and Director of Centre for Criminal Justice, University of Warwick
Special Guest: Dr. Ferdous Jahan, Senior Social Development Specialist, World Bank
Register →Premium fundraising event supporting our research and policy advocacy initiatives
Purchase Tickets →Global conference examining the historical significance and contemporary impact of Bangladesh's July Revolution
Register →Interactive roundtable with policymakers and youth leaders on enhancing democratic participation
Join Discussion →Policy discussion on climate resilience and adaptation measures for vulnerable communities
RSVP →Expert consultation on strengthening legal frameworks for social justice and equality
Book Consultation →Specialized consultation with education experts on Bangladesh's educational reform strategies
Schedule Session →United Kingdom
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