Ariful Islam is a dedicated Community Ambassador from Greenland, Khulna. Concerned about climate change, he focuses first on personal and family awareness, promoting proper waste management, tree conservation, and planting around his home. He also aims to mobilize his community, organizing meetings to encourage responsible environmental practices such as preventing littering, protecting trees, planting new ones, and harvesting rainwater to build a greener and more sustainable neighborhood. Ariful aspires to work in social service, particularly with organizations like BRAC, where he can engage directly with people, understand their challenges, and earn their respect while making a meaningful impact.

Faria Aktar Sumona is an ACCESS4ALL Community Ambassador and a dedicated SSC (Science) student, preparing for her SSC examinations in 2026. Alongside her academic journey, she contributes enthusiastically and responsibly to youth- and community-focused initiatives. She is also an accomplished debate champion with three years of competitive debating experience, which has strengthened her critical thinking, public speaking, leadership, and teamwork skills. Passionate about learning and self-development, Faria aims to grow as a confident, informed, and socially responsible individual.

Ibrahim Khalil is a Community Ambassador of ACCESS4ALL, a media professional and community activist from Satkhira Sadar. He currently serves as the Satkhira correspondent for Dhaka Post and is pursuing an Honours degree in Islamic History. Actively engaged in climate action, Ibrahim participates in tree-planting activities, raises public awareness on climate change, and has collaborated with the NGO Uttaran on safe water projects. Through these efforts, he seeks to empower youth and address interconnected environmental and public health challenges at the community level. He aspires to work with larger national and international media organizations and to establish a sustainable business while continuing to contribute to local NGOs and social development initiatives.

Marufa Khatun is a dedicated Community Ambassador of ACCESS4ALL from Damurhuda, Chuadanga. She is an experienced educator, currently serving as an Assistant Teacher at Damurhuda Maddhymik Biddalay (BRAC) since December 2013, with over 10 years of experience supporting vulnerable children and adolescents. Marufa has extensive experience in conducting home visits, preparing lesson plans, co-curricular activities, counseling sessions at Children/Adolescents Friendly Spaces, and providing psycho-social support to survivors of GBV. She actively participates in monthly parent meetings, stakeholder coordination, and community engagement. She aspires to continue advancing in her teaching career while contributing to the wellbeing, education, and empowerment of children and her wider community.

Mohammad Manik is a Community Ambassador of ACCESS4ALL and a dedicated educator at BRAC High School (BEP) in Damurhuda, Chuadanga. He actively raises awareness among his students about the dos and don’ts during extreme heat, emphasizing health, safety, and climate resilience. Passionate about teaching and public service, he aspires to pursue a government job in the future, where he hopes to contribute broadly to community well-being and national development.

Monira Sultana is  an ACCESS4AL Community Ambassador and a Master’s student of Sociology, deeply interested in social responsibility, education, and climate action. She actively engages in practices such as planting trees, using bicycles, and reducing plastic use, believing that individual awareness and everyday actions are essential steps toward meaningful climate action. Munira strongly feels that government and private initiatives alone are not sufficient to address climate change and emphasizes the importance of personal and community responsibility. She dreams of becoming a teacher, believing that education is one of the most powerful tools for long-term social and environmental change.

Monuja Akter, a resident of Greenland in Khulna, is a Community Ambassador of ACCESS4ALL. Monuja demonstrates strong leadership qualities and aspires to work with BRAC, learning from and contributing to their community development initiatives. As a resident of Greenland, home to many climate-affected migrant communities, she is motivated to raise awareness about climate change and its impacts on society.

Neha Akter is an enthusiastic Community Ambassador of ACCESS4ALL from Satkhira. She is currently a Class 10 student, studying Science, and preparing for her SSC exams in 2027. Motivated by the impacts of climate change, Neha plans to form a community committee to raise awareness about environmental issues, promote tree planting, and educate people on the preparation and benefits of organic fertilizers. She aspires to become an engineer and is passionate about contributing to her community.

Pranto Mondol is a Community Ambassador of ACCESS4ALL from Dumuria, Khulna. Growing up in a rural setting, he is committed to raising awareness on climate change, sustainability, and environmentally responsible practices within his community. Through his involvement, he encourages practical actions such as reducing plastic use, conserving energy, planting trees, and improving waste management. Pranto aspires to build a career that contributes to food security, rural livelihood development, and national progress, with a long-term interest in government service.

Priya Chhonda Ahamed is a passionate Community Ambassador of ACCESS4ALL from Damurhuda, Chuadanga. She is currently in Class 10, studying Science, and preparing for her SSC exams in 2027. Concerned about climate change, Priya actively promotes environmental awareness, plants trees, and distributes saplings to create a greener future. She is talented in singing, dancing, acting, and recitation, fluent in English, Bangla, and Hindi, and has participated in debates and mentoring programs at BRAC Secondary School. She aspires to become a doctor and serve her community through health and medical services.

Ratna Das is a Community Ambassador of ACCESS4ALL from Sakhira. Living in a village affected by saline water, she is determined to apply to the government for a deep tubewell so that her community can have access to safe drinking water. Ratna also dreams of starting a small business with 4–5 sewing machines and employees to support her local economy. In addition, she aspires to work with research organizations and NGOs to help her community gain relief from the impacts of climate change and improve overall resilience

Rekha Rani is a Community Ambassador of ACCESS4ALL from Shyamnagar, Satkhira, an area vulnerable to salinity in Bangladesh. As a resident of a climate-affected region, she is deeply motivated to work for the wellbeing of her community. Rekha is interested in engaging with climate-related NGOs within and beyond her village and has assisted various NGOs and research institutions in their field-based activities. She aspires to continue working with climate-related organizations to support her community.

Satabdi Mollik serves as a Community Ambassador for ACCESS4ALL in Khulna. She believes that small behavioral changes, individual actions, and increased awareness about protecting the environment can help reduce the impacts of climate change. Satabdi is motivated to work in the future on platforms that focus on raising public awareness about climate change and encouraging responsible environmental practices within communities.

Sharmistha Dhali is a Community Ambassador of ACCESS4ALL from Khulna. She is currently pursuing her SSC in Science and has demonstrated strong organizational and management skills, communicating her ideas clearly while sharing her experiences on climate change impacts through both written and verbal engagement. She is motivated to build public consciousness about climate change and its connection to human activities and societal wellbeing. Sarmistha aspires to become a doctor and is deeply interested in participating in social welfare and awareness-raising initiatives.

Tandra Sarkar is a Community Ambassador of ACCESS4ALL from Khulna. She is a dedicated student from Satkhira and is currently studying in the Intermediate Second Year (Science). She actively contributed by participating in various meetings and workshops, where she shared her experiences and supported community engagement efforts. Tandra feels proud and grateful to be part of a platform that has enriched her learning while allowing her to make meaningful contributions to climate action and community engagement. She aspires to become a teacher.