Class 2 — Bangla, the story chapter
The Class 2 story chapter, read with a voice for each character.
Every child has the right to learn
Free audiobooks for visually impaired primary students in Bangladesh, training for the teachers who reach them, and steady advocacy for inclusive education.
Our mission
We believe a disability should never decide whether a child gets to learn. Our goal is to close the education gap in Bangladesh by 2030 and to help build classrooms that include everyone.
Our work rests on six pillars — raising awareness, creating accessible learning resources, engaging schools and teachers, supporting students and families, advocating for policy change, and promoting multiple intelligence learning.
Our impact so far
- 1,700 Students reached
- 24 Audiobooks published
- 12 Schools engaged
- 3 Classes covered
Audiobooks
Class 1 — Mathematics, learning numbers
Numbers from one to ten, taught through counting games.
Class 1 — Bangla, first lesson
The first lesson of the Class 1 Bangla textbook, with the pictures described.
From the blog
What parents ask us
After a school session, parents nearly always ask the same three questions.
The Inclusive Fact Series: what a year taught us
One fact a week, and it became the most widely read thing we do.
The policy exists. Where is the practice?
The gap is not in the policy but in what happens at school level.
Magazine
Inclusion Quarterly — Second Issue
An issue about technology — screen readers, braille, and learning on a phone.
Inclusion Quarterly — First Issue
Stories from three schools, an interview with a teacher, and letters from parents.
Our journey
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2022
The question we started with
A handful of students asked how a child who cannot see is supposed to read a textbook. Stories of Inclusion began as an attempt to answer that.
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2023
The first audiobook
The Class 1 textbook was recorded and published on YouTube — the first free audiobook of primary-level academic content in Bangladesh.
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2024
Reaching the schools
We began running sessions in primary schools in and around Dhaka. More than 1,700 students have taken part so far.
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2025
Recognition
Winning the Amra Notun Young Changemakers’ Award 2025 — an outside signal that the work matters.
Recognition
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2025
Amra Notun Young Changemakers’ Award
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2024
Youth Volunteer Recognition