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• Rezwan

  This is a brilliant interview! Hats off to Kathy for all you have done for these women and bridging the cultural and digital divide.

  17 March 2008, 3:30 am

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• Pingback: Global Voices Online » Bangladesh: Fighting the cycle of poverty

  […] Although there are many such organization working in Bangladesh Nari Jibon has done a bit more. With a Rising Voices grant it has brought working class women of Dhaka towards blogging who are telling the world the stories their lives, struggles and joys. Listen to Kathy discussing the benefits of blogging for Bangladeshi Women in a radio interview. […]

  17 March 2008, 1:17 pm
• joan

  Great interview Kathy ! thanks to the little salute to the other grantees!

  17 March 2008, 5:15 pm

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• Marybeth Stalp

  Kathy’s work in Bangladesh is inspiring, as she exemplifies the combination of theory and practice–praxis. In addition to Kathy Ward’s praxis of feminist sociology, she is making use of cutting edge technology to bridge the divides between cultures.

  Thanks for making this interview available online!!!

  24 March 2008, 4:11 pm

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• Pingback: Rising Voices » Nari Jibon: celebrating Bangla new year

  […] into their existing English, computer, and Bangla classes. We hope you have already listened to a live interview with Nari Jibon founder Kathryn Ward from WBDX’s Big Muddy radio program in Carbondale, Illinois, which was featured in Rising Voices […]

  24 April 2008, 1:33 pm