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Through their counter-narratives, the stories will reflect on barriers faced and overcome by marginalized communities every day. The festival will also feature an online WOW Marketplace, where women business owners share their experiences of running businesses online during the pandemic, products highlighting divisional specialities and their hopes going forward.

As part of the festivities, there will be fun and meaningful Pop-up Performances with music, dance, poetry and drama, energizing audiences and inspiring along the way. Women all over Bangladesh are making strides, and platforms like WOW will encourage them further. Editor : M. Sunday 14 November ,. Latest News. Staff reporter, Dhaka. The festival aims to celebrate women and girls voices across the country, living in or beyond the margins of society and will feature counter narratives of women who do not belong to the majority or mainstream but venture out in paths less travelled and succeed in paving new ways for gender equality.

The online events will feature different WOW Bites, where womens unheard challenges will be brought to focus, highlighting their achievements. The impact of these counter narratives is to empower and give agency to different communities, giving a space to individuals to choose their own words and tell their own stories. Most popular. Today's Question ». Staff Correspondent Published: , Jul 28, The festival aims to celebrate women and girl voices across Bangladesh, living in or beyond the margins of society.

It will feature counter narratives of women who do not belong to the majority or mainstream but venture out in paths less travelled and succeed in paving new ways for gender equality, said a press release on Wednesday. Founded by Jude Kelly, WOW, Women of the World, is an international festival that celebrates the achievements of women, girls, non-binary people and looks at some of the obstacles they face across the world. WOW Chapters are divisional community events in Bangladesh which provide a platform to celebrate women and girls and explore the obstacles which prevent them from achieving their full potential, the release added.