Action and Light Empowers Local Volunteer Organizations and Libraries in a Landmark Workshop Supervised by Dr. Parimal Sarkar

Featuring Chief Guest Fazle Wahid, AC Land Joypurhat, and Special Guest Al Imran, Upazila Social Welfare Officer

Inaugurated by Dr. Sazzadul Bari, Founder President of Collective Voice and Chairman of Action and Light

A Daylong Program at Khanjanpur Garden, Joypurhat, Draws Active Participation from Thirty Local Organization Chiefs

Organized and Empowered by Action and Light

Date: 23 February, 2024

Venue: Khanjanpur Garden, Joypurhat

Introduction:

The Collective Voice platform, a collaborative initiative between local volunteer organizations and libraries, witnessed a significant milestone with the successful execution of a development dialogue and workshop. Action and Light, a non-governmental volunteer organization, played a pivotal role in organizing and empowering this event. Dr. Parimal Sarkar, a renowned development expert, provided supervision and training, ensuring the success of the program.

Distinguished Guests:

The event was graced by esteemed guests, including Fazle Wahid, AC Land Joypurhat (Sadar), who served as the Chief Guest. Al Imran, the Upazila Social Welfare Officer for Joypurhat Sadar, was a special guest at the program. The Founder President of Collective Voice and Chairman of Action and Light, Dr. Sazzadul Bari, inaugurated the event, setting the tone for a day focused on collaboration, dialogue, and empowerment.

Event Highlights:

1. Inauguration: Dr. Sazzadul Bari officially inaugurated the program, emphasizing the importance of Collective Voice in fostering collaboration among local volunteer organizations and libraries.
2. Development Expertise: Dr. Parimal Sarkar‘s guidance and training added significant value to the workshop. His expertise provided participants with insights into effective development strategies and collaborative approaches.
3. Keynote Addresses: Fazle Wahid, AC Land Joypurhat, delivered a thought-provoking keynote address, underscoring the role of community-based initiatives in fostering sustainable development. Al Imran, the Upazila Social Welfare Officer, shared insights into the potential impact of such collaborations on local communities.
4. Workshop Sessions: The daylong workshop featured interactive sessions where around thirty organization chiefs actively participated. Discussions ranged from community engagement strategies to resource mobilization, with a focus on leveraging the strengths of local volunteer organizations.
5. Networking Opportunities: The event provided a platform for participants to network and share best practices. The exchange of ideas and experiences fostered a sense of camaraderie among the diverse organizations present.

Conclusion:

The Collective Voice development dialogue and workshop served as a catalyst for fostering collaboration and synergy among local volunteer organizations and libraries. The engagement of Dr. Parimal Sarkar, coupled with the presence of esteemed guests, added significant value to the event. The commitment and active participation of around thirty organization chiefs underscored the enthusiasm and dedication of the local community towards collective development initiatives.

This initiative, spearheaded by Action and Light, marks a crucial step towards building a robust and interconnected network of local organizations, creating a collective force for positive change. The event was not only a success in terms of knowledge dissemination but also in fostering a spirit of community and shared responsibility. As Collective Voice continues to evolve, the impact of this workshop is expected to resonate positively throughout the local communities involved.