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Noshin is our March Artist of the Month

the Bangladeshi Identity Project is excited to bring you the second volume of ROBI, this time in print.

Dr. Abu Sina didn’t start his career with the intention of revolutionizing cancer research. And then he did.

In the diaspora, you are also a poet, sowing language into the ground

Mainly because it’s about time, but also:

a note for @PakistanWatan

Naina is our January Artist of the Month

Senator Sheikh Rahman of the Democratic Party came to the U.S. after being held a prisoner of war in the liberation war of Bangladesh in…

Rohena is our December Artist of the Month

By Maria Islam

In places that lack tangible, overt reminders of victory, seems easy for Bijoy to become a white noise in the background of our existence

Aladdin Ullah: November Artist of the Month

By Maria Islam

Naureen Akhter didn’t prepare for a career in politics. And then, the 2016 elections happened.

How young Deshis in Detroit came together to unveil the largest Bangladeshi mural in N. America, and what it means for the diaspora.

Khalique is our featured Bangladeshi Artist of the Month for October.

We have, however, no option but to remember.

Ragib Choudury is September’s Artist of the Month. He’s a photographer from Nottingham, UK.

Sabah Nawar is a multidisciplinary designer and artist with a focus on illustration, web design & development, and identity design. She…

We’re about to enter the next stage of our mission to create a platform — a community — for Bangladeshis growing up and living in the West.

By Farzana Karim and Samira Sadeque

There’s a risk in writing that causes fear within immigrant communities. So much of the journey for immigrant families is the struggle of…

We have one message for Hussain: Stop.

When novelist and beauty entrepreneur Tanwi Nandini Islam visited the Bay of Bengal a few years ago, she was so mesmerized by the waters…