In one of Bangladesh's most disaster-prone districts, Rabeya Munni wades through knee-deep mud and crosses rivers to support rural women as they take charge — building grassroots groups that now negotiate with local government, sit on disaster committees, and rebuild critical infrastructure. The post Who cares about women's leadership in emergencies?
In one of Bangladesh's most disaster-prone districts, Rabeya Munni wades through knee-deep mud and crosses rivers to support rural women as they take charge — building grassroots groups that now negotiate...
The post Who cares about women's leadership in emergencies?
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In one of Bangladesh's most disaster-prone districts, Rabeya Munni wades through knee-deep mud and crosses rivers to support rural women as they take charge — building grassroots groups that now negotiate with local government, sit on disaster committees, and rebuild critical infrastructure. The post Who cares about women's leadership in emergencies?
The post Who cares about women's leadership in emergencies?
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