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Brief Professional Resume

Mohammad Khairul Alam
Executive Director
Rainbow Nari O Shishu Kallyan Foundation
24/3 M. C. Roy Lane
Dhaka – 1211
Bangladesh
Rainbowngo@gmail.com
www.newsletter.com.bd
Tel: 880-2-8628908
Mobile: 01711344997

PERSONAL DETAILS:

Marital status: Married
Nationality: Bangladeshi
Father’s Name: Mohammad Abdul Matin
Mother’s Name: Khadija Matin
Nationality: Bangladeshi
Address: 24/3 M. C. Roy Lane, Dhaka-1211, Bangladesh

CAREER SUMMARY:

Executive Director of Rainbow Nari O Shishu Kallyan Foundation, and professional social worker & researcher, over twelve (12) years of demonstrated experience and strong research interests in HIV/AIDS (risky groups), STDs/STIs, RTIs, BCC, family planning, gender issues, reproductive health, women empowerment, ecological sanitation(ECOSAN), and other non-formal education and communication issues.

EDUCATION:

Master of Social Sciences (MSS) in Social Welfare (Second Class), University of Dhaka

RESEARCH GRANT

· 2002, ASARR Grant: HIV/AIDS vulnerability of Adolescents and Its Effects in Rural Bangladesh: A Socio- surveillance Study
· 2003, The HDL Grant: Risk-communication (BCC), Commercial Female Sex Workers and HIV/AIDS in Bangladesh

MEMBERSHIP OF PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES:

i) Member, LRB Foundation, Dhaka, Bangladesh
ii) Member, SEPDA, Kustia, Bangladesh
iii) Member, SHARP, Goalondo, Bangladesh
iv) Member, HDL, Jamalpur, Bangladesh
v) Member, BCC Network, Dhaka, Bangladesh

COUNTRIES OF WORK EXPERIENCE:

Bangladesh, India and Nepal.

Noteworthy Published Features
· ‘Growing Impact of HIV/AIDS on Teenage Girls’ published in Raven Review, USA on November 16, 2007
· ‘HIV/AIDS – A Challenge for Human Development’ published in The Bangladesh Observer on March 30, 2007
· ‘Adolescent Knowledge of Sexuality and HIV/AIDS’ published in The Bangladesh Observer on March 02, 2006
· ‘Poverty Makes People More Vulnerable to HIV Infection’ published in The Financial Express on January 06, 2007
· ‘AIDS: The Burning Problem for Sustainability of Prostitute’ published in The Bangladesh Observer on January 22, 2008
· ‘Trafficking for Sexual Exploitation and HIV/AIDS’ published in The Bangladesh Observer on January 22, 2008
· ‘Trafficking for Sexual Exploitation’ published in The New Nation on January 05, 2008
· 05-01-08
· ‘Combating HIV/AIDS’ published in The Independent on August 17, 2007
· ‘Life of Street Girls and AIDS’ published in The Bangladesh Observer on February 16, 2007
· ‘Adolescents Need Protection From AIDS’ published in The Bangladesh Observer on October 27, 2007
· ‘Adolescents Need Protection From AIDS’ published in The Financial Express on October 27, 2007
· ‘Street Sex Workers are vulnerable to HIV/AIDS’ published in The Independent on February 04, 2007
· ‘AIDS and Poverty in Bangladesh’ published in The Financial Express on November 22, 2006
· ‘Consensual Sex is Increasing in Bangladesh Making it More Vulnerable to HIV/AIDS’ published in The Bangladesh Observer on November 29, 2006
· ‘Spread of AIDS: Role of Truck Drivers’ published in The Financial Express on October 04, 2006
· ‘HIV/AIDS, a challenge for human development’ published in The Independent on January 04, 2007
· ‘AIDS be Feminine- Be Conscious!’ published in The Bangladesh Observer on February 23, 2007
· ‘Combating HIV/AIDS in Bangladesh’ published in The Bangladesh Observer on August 07, 2007
· ‘AIDS Ingesting – A Major Health Issue for Adolescents’ published in The Bangladesh Observer on March 30, 2007
· ‘Adolescent Girls, Be Careful of AIDS!’ published in The Bangladesh Observer on November 10, 2006
· ‘HIV/AIDS Condition so Worrying in Bangladesh’ published in the Human Rights on March 31, 2006
· ‘AIDS Condition Worrying in Bangladesh’ published in The Financial Express on February 10, 2006
· ‘Linkage with Girls Trafficking and HIV/AIDS’ published in The Bangladesh Observer on August 18, 2006
· ‘Women Empowerment to Prevent HIV/AIDS in Bangladesh’ published in The Financial Express on August 12, 2006
· ‘Trafficking Would Become Another Cause of HIV/AIDS in Bangladesh’ published in The Bangladesh Observer on June 02, 2006
· ‘Residence Sex Workers (RSWs) in Dhaka City is Vulnerable of HIV/AIDS’ published in The Bangladesh Observer on January 06, 2006
· ‘Women Empowerment will Prevent HIV/AIDS in Bangladesh’ published in The Bangladesh Observer on August 18, 2006
· ‘AIDS Condition Worrying in Bangladesh’ published in The Financial Express on February 10, 2006
· ‘Linkage with Girls Trafficking and HIV/AIDS’ published in The Bangladesh Observer on August 18, 2006
· ‘Trafficking Would Become Another Cause of HIV/AIDS in Bangladesh’ published in The Bangladesh Observer on June 02, 2006
· ‘Trafficking and HIV/AIDS’ published in The Independent on May 27, 2006
· ‘Female Sex Worker in Bangladesh is Vulnerable of HIV/AIDS’ published in the Human Rights on February 28, 2006
· ‘Sex Workers in Bangladesh Vulnerable of HIV/AIDS’ published in The Bangladesh Observer on March 10, 2006
· ‘The HIV/AIDS Epidemic has been Fuelled by Gender Inequality’ published in The Human Rights on April 30, 2006
· ‘Gender Inequality Fuels HIV/AIDS Epidemic’ published in The Financial Express on February 13, 2006

Bangla
Hundreds of feature published in Bangla in several national newspapers. Some important below….
· ‘Advocacy for Women Empowerment & Gender Education’ published in The Ajker Kagoj on July 17, 2005
· ‘AIDS of Modern Science & Civilization’ published in The Vorar Kagoj on January 01, 2005
· ‘AIDS and Advocacy’ published in The Ajker Kagoj on January 01, 2006
· ‘Science Awareness cans Prevent AIDS’ published in The Vorar Kagoj on March 03, 2006
· ‘Advocacy & AIDS’ published in The Bangla Bazer on Jun 15, 2005
· ‘Importance of Gender Education for AIDS’ published in The Shekha Bichitra on June 01, 2005
· ‘Vulnerable Groups of HIV/AIDS Epidemic’ published in The Bangla Bazer on June 25, 2005

Founder and Executive Director,
Rainbow Nari O Shishu Kallyan Foundation

Founded Rainbow Nari O Shishu Kallyan Foundation in 2002 and has been its Chief Executive since then. Rainbow Nari O Shishu Kallyan Foundation has now developed into a major NGO in the field of HIV/AIDS of the country. The vision of the Rainbow to develop a society that is materially optimum, socially equitable, ecologically sound and joyful to live in. Now it has been working in the field of Health & Sanitation (Reproductive Health, HIV/AIDS/STDs/STI prevention), Gender discrimination, Adolescent Girls Empowerment(AGE), Non- Formal Education (for Disadvantage/poor people), Environmental issues & Ecosan, Sustainable Development, Leadership Development Program and various training programs etc.

SEMINARS/TRAINING WORKSHOPS ATTENDED:

Attended various national and international seminars/trainings/workshops on:

• HIV/AIDS and Women Vulnerability
• HIV/AIDS and Youth
• Behavior Change Communication (BCC)
• Priorities of Ecological Sanitation (ECOSAN) of Bangladesh
• Relation of Poverty and Health of Rural Development
• Child Trafficking and Sexual Abuse
• Gender Discrimination of Bangladesh
• Adolescents Reproductive Health and HIV/AIDS
• Adolescents and HIV/AIDS and other STDs