Published inZORAHow Women Are Faring in the World’s Largest Refugee CampRohingya women are moving past the narrative of victimhood and emerging as leaders in the camps, despite resistance from the menSep 17, 2019A response icon2Sep 17, 2019A response icon2
Published inZORAThis Uighur Journalist Is Bravely Fighting a Homegrown Cultural GenocideActivist Gulchehra Hoja has dedicated her life to protecting her people, who are being tortured for their religion and identityAug 15, 2019A response icon3Aug 15, 2019A response icon3
Published inZORAShe Called Out Priyanka Chopra at BeautyCon, and It Went ViralA beauty influencer challenged the UNICEF ambassador and shed light on the India-Pakistan conflictAug 13, 2019A response icon25Aug 13, 2019A response icon25
Published inZORALiving Alone Is a Revolutionary ActBy claiming a room of my own, I’ve gone against the grainJun 27, 2019A response icon21Jun 27, 2019A response icon21
My Mother, The Child BridePhoto: Courtesy of Jennifer Chowdhury.Oct 2, 2015A response icon1Oct 2, 2015A response icon1
A Blue-Collar Immigrant Daughter’s BurdenOne weekend last year, I set up camp at my neighborhood Panera, working on my laptop. Two college-aged Bangladeshi girls at the next table…Feb 6, 2015Feb 6, 2015
The Women’s Mosque of America Shifted My Faith CrisisIn the fourth grade, I asked Allah for long hair. When I spread my palms in front of my face to pray, I said, “Please, please, God, don’t…Feb 6, 2015Feb 6, 2015