Updates
Marking 25 years of work with garment workers, NUK convened union leaders, factory managers, and policymakers in Dhaka to reflect on what has changed — and what hasn't.
A national dialogue on how sport and physical activity build confidence and leadership in adolescent girls, building on NUK's research with Women Win.
Health officials and advocates examined why women in Bangladesh face greater barriers to eye care access than men, drawing on NUK's hospital data.
A delegation from China's Yunnan Province met with NUK and the Bangladesh Women's Foundation to exchange program experience and strategy.
Outreach screening camps continue to identify and treat cataract patients across rural Kishoreganj district.
Reflecting on years of maternal, child, and eye health care delivered to Pakundia Upazila.
NUK's newest eye hospital reports on its first outreach screening camps serving migrant garment workers.
A long-running social compliance partnership with a major RMG manufacturer reaches a milestone review.
Budget literacy, council procedure, and public speaking training for women taking up reserved council seats.
Helping migrant garment workers register to vote in their place of residence.
Small-scale lending paired with health and education support reaches additional rural communities.
A new cohort of young women completes NUK's self-defence training program.
Expanding independent, safe mobility for adolescent girls to support consistent school attendance.
NUK joins partner organisations to review shared labour standards across the RMG sector.
A coalition roundtable on workplace safety standards and worker grievance mechanisms.
Outcomes from recent legal counselling interventions in early marriage and dowry-related cases, part of NUK's Legal Aid & Early Marriage Prevention Program.
Why reserved council seats have not translated into proportional decision-making power for women.
A corporate social responsibility delegation reviews NUK's factory compliance and worker health programs.
Rights awareness, health education, and early-marriage prevention sessions reach more secondary schools.
Reflecting on founder Mashuda Khatun Shefali's long-standing recognition and what it represents for NUK's program model.