From adversity to opportunity | Sabina Yeasmin | TEDxGulshanStudio

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“Do you believe in miracles ? I never did before but Now I do because it happened to me. 5 years ago exactly at this time I was working in a garments factory from morning to night and today I am an university graduate from an international university”
Sabina Yeasmin is a stellar example of how, given the right opportunity, even a textile garments worker can achieve incredible success. Despite the fact that she, like her mother and sisters, worked in a garments factory, has become highly educated through her own capability and labor because she never gave up her courage or her ambition. She founded the 'Ovoya Foundation,' which supplies sanitary napkins to low-income women. Her goal is to pave the road for many more Sabinas like her.
Sabina shares her bold tale of transitioning from garment worker to university student to returning to the same garment as a successful businessperson. Sabina Yeasmin is a former garments worker who served as a Junior Needle Issuer at Simba Fashions LTD, Adamjee EPZ. She is a fresh graduate from Asian University For Women (AUW). Having completed her Bachelors in Politics, Philosophy & Economics (PPE) with a minor in Development Studies, she has been running her own non-profit project called "Ovoya Foundation" since 2019. Through her work she facilitates workshops for children to provide them basics of sex education and works for safe menstrual hygiene. Additionally, she was elected as the President for AUW Student Government (2021-22). This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@mostazzober]

its great to see Mrs.Sabina is doing really well. Any under facilitated person can learn from her.

[@wanderwithyeasmin177]

Thank you so much tedx and tedx gulshan for providing me the platform to share my story 🌸

[@sayedakarim5875]

Why aren’t we starting the dialogue about menstrual cups instead of sanitary napkins ? You know about that right ??

[@azeemsamdanee8988]

Don't forget that millions of people, like you, are suffering. You are an example to fight child marriage, bigoted people, misinformation, hatred of women and many social problems against women. Share your stories with the poor girls of Bangladesh and educate them to break the rules fearlessly. Good luck!

[@priyaentertrainment]

Best of luck sister

[@yeasmin_efty]

How can i contact with you???

[@mahadihassanbabu9646]

I'm here from branding Bangladesh to listen her speech.

[@paponghosh5865]

Such a inspiring story. From this message a lot women can explore their dreams through their hard workings.

[@fahimaahmadi2060]

So proud of you Sabina 👏

[@rajumunshi9395]

Really I respect you

[@dipasabista3671]

You go girl!!!

[@diamondfb]

God bless you dear. Lots of love.

[@safayetahmed6927]

Superb , nothing is impossible.

[@tanvirmithu8436]

excellent lecture

[@ehsanulislamhasan8874]

Very impressive story

[@user-sv3zj3zf4u]

Iam also a garments worker.And Iam one the students who are given the opportunity to study in Asian University from Garments. If i can pass the entrance exam then one day a i will be like Sabina apu Inshallah.

[@shahadathshaon9536]

Impressive

[@tamannatrina1641]

So proud you❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@user-ps4wf7hy7c]

Apu,Iam your big fan❤❤❤ you are our inspiration such as poor women ❤❤😊

[@HasiburRahman-qc6fr]

এটা কিন্তুু জীবনের বাস্তব কাহিনী,,,,

[@mdwaskaruni6421]

Nice sister

[@sayedakarim5875]

Instead of sanitary napkins we need to talk about menstrual cup .. that sustains for 5 years and you don’t have to spend on sanitary napkins at all !