EMPOWERING WOMEN , BUILDING COMMUNITIES
Every project we run begins with one goal - to uplift Indigenous woman and their communities through action, awarness, and empowerment.
WHO WE ARE
Gain hands-on exprience and make impact through out internship program
Who we are
WHO WE ARE
SPaRC is an indigenous women-led feminist organisation established in Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT), Bangladesh. SPaRC works with a specific focus for indigenous women, girls and communities who are often ignored, have no access to resources and are survivors of communal attack, conflict, Violence Against Women, Gender Based Violence, and systematic oppression such as misinformation, intergenerational trauma and sufferings.
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MEET THE TEAM
Strong voices. Bold visions. Meet the women and allies driving equality and empowerment forward. Our strength lies in unity. The incredible women and allies in our team are at the heart of everything we do — leading initiatives, empowering communities, and standing firm for justice and equality.
WHERE WE WORK
Community development is often linked with community work or community planning, and may involve stakeholders, foundations.
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Understanding CHT and Why We Exist
The Chittagong Hill Tracts is a region of incredible beauty and rich indigenous culture. It's also a region marked by political instability, historical conflict, and ongoing marginalization. Indigenous women and girls here face unique challenges: gender-based violence, communal attacks, systematic discrimination, intergenerational trauma, and limited access to resources and justice.
But here's what often gets left out of that story: resilience. Creativity. Strength. The incredible capacity of communities to heal, organize, and build something better. We exist because indigenous women and girls deserve more than sympathy—we deserve solidarity. More than charity—we deserve justice. More than being subjects of someone else's research—we deserve to define our own narratives and futures.
Every workshop we hold, every story we share, every community member we work with is part of a larger vision: a world where dignity is universal and rights are real.
HIGHLIGHTS
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