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✓ Published: 16-May-2013
✓ Published: 16-May-2013
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Her Words: Storytelling with Saris is a collaborative printmaking and story project celebrating the achievement of literacy by women in the remote island community of Katakhali, Bangladesh, which is artist/activist Monica Jahan Bose’s ancestral village and part of an eco-empowerment program started by Samhati, a US-based non-profit group of Bangladeshi-American women. Monica and her mother Noorjahan Bose have been engaged with the Katakhali program since 2000. In Storytelling with Saris, Monic
Her Words: Storytelling with Saris is a collaborative printmaking and story project celebrating the achievement of literacy by women in the remote island community of Katakhali, Bangladesh, which is artist/activist Monica Jahan Bose’s ancestral village and part of an eco-empowerment program started by Samhati, a US-based non-profit group of Bangladeshi-American women. Monica and her mother Noorjahan Bose have been engaged with the Katakhali program since 2000. In Storytelling with Saris, Monic
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