Sabrina Chowdhury Mona

Sabrina Chowdhury Mona is a committed leader, researcher, and interpreter who focus on gender and the empowerment of women. She has worked for renowned NGOs and UN organizations and has a bachelor's degree in environmental science and public health. She is dedicated to advancing social progress and gender equality.

I have experience as an Interpreter at RSC Asia-IRC, where I provided translation services for refugee interviews, assisted with data collection, and facilitated communication in meetings and workshops. As a Research Assistant at Asian University for Women, I conducted research on sustainable cocoa growing techniques and collaborated with the CCCEH to mitigate climate change effects. I also served as a Residential Assistant and Teacher Assistant, facilitating student admissions, managing dorms, and assisting with classroom activities. Additionally, I worked as a Mentor at Maisoli Foundation, leading campaigns to prevent child marriage and providing counseling and workshops for personal and professional growth. During my internship at Konrad Adenaer Stifung, I acquired management expertise and contributed to field visits and program assessments. I co-authored a paper on gender-based violence with SVRI and participated in the Melon Research Fellowship, focusing on improving teaching outcomes for refugee students. As a Founder of Mushroom Foundation, I empowered disadvantaged women through mushroom cultivation, and with the UN Women Rohingya Women Empowerment Project, I promoted education and craft-making skills for Rohingya women. I have received awards, participated in training programs, and possess skills in multiple languages, technical knowledge, and various hobbies

BS in Public health and Environmental science