Meet Hefzu Rahman, a Rohingya young educator and a participant of RCBP (Rohingya’s Capacity Building Pilot).
He received a six months intensive trainings from RSN and has taken an initiative to educate Rohingya students.
Hifzu Rahman during the training of RCBP (Photo file: RSN's RCBP 2023)
Hifzu Rahman receiving his certificate from RSN during the certificate awarding ceremony. (Photo file: RSN's RCBP 2023)
To read more about his journey with his own words:
I am Hefzu Rahman, an educator currently employed at the JCF organization. My journey in teaching has been a fulfilling one as I'm dedicated to nurturing young minds. It's a pleasure to share a bit about myself, and I look forward to continuing my professional and personal growth in the realm of education.
I am a proud participant of the (RCBP), a comprehensive six-month program that covers a diverse range of topics aimed at empowering individuals and creating positive change. Throughout the program, I had the privilege of delving into subjects such as professional writing, research methodology, journalism, human rights, effective advocacy, leadership skills, civic education, project management, organizational behavior, the history of Rohingya and Myanmar, international justice mechanisms, documenting human rights violations, women's rights, and gender-based violence. Each session was not only informative but also incredibly inspiring, and I am grateful for the opportunity to be part of this transformative experience.
Among the myriad of valuable lessons I gained from my participation in the (RCBP), the one that stands out the most is project management. This skill has transformed the way I approach tasks and initiatives, making me more organized and efficient. Additionally, the newfound knowledge of the international justice mechanisms for the Rohingya issue has been eye-opening, highlighting the importance of seeking justice for marginalized communities. What makes RCBP truly exceptional is its ability to bring about profound changes in its participants. Personally, I've transitioned from a simplistic mindset to a more professional and thoughtful approach to life. The diverse sessions, ranging from professional writing and research methodology to human rights, journalism, leadership skills, and more, have collectively contributed to this transformative experience, leaving me better equipped to advocate for positive change in my community and beyond.
My initial dream was to absorb knowledge from all the diverse topics covered in RCBP (Reciprocal Compressive Binary Processing). However, my dream has evolved, and now I aspire to utilize the valuable insights and skills I've acquired through RCBP to contribute to meaningful projects. The pursuit of knowledge remains at the core of my aspirations, but my focus has shifted towards applying that knowledge effectively in the real world. I am eager to embark on projects where I can make a tangible impact, and I'm determined to persevere and continue working on them should I achieve success.
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