Daily Star’s photo exhibition ‘36 Days of July -- Saluting The Bravehearts’ begins
The photo exhibition titled "36 Days of July -- Saluting The Bravehearts" was inaugurated today at The Daily Star Centre in the capital's Farmgate area.
The Daily Star Editor Mahfuz Anam opened the exhibition around 3:15pm.
For all latest news, follow The Daily Star's Google News channel. The event organised by The Daily Star began with a one-minute silence to honour the students and people, who fought against fascism.
The exhibition pays tribute to those who lost lives, were injured, or traumatised during the revolution.
It showcases The Daily Star's coverage through stories, photos, and editorials, reflecting the sacrifices and the regime's brutality, and honours reporters and photographers who risked their lives for authentic reporting.
The exhibition will run until December 7. It will be open to all from 10:00am to 8:00pm.
As part of the exhibition, a discussion on "Courage amidst crisis: Stories from volunteers of the July Uprising" will be held tomorrow while a similar programme titled "Pedagogy of Protest: A discussion with university teachers on the frontlines" will be held on Monday. Another discussion on "Woman, Life, Freedom: A dialogue on political representation of women" will take place on Tuesday.
Same programme titled "The Blackout Chronicles: How journalists and activists navigated the Blackout" will be held on Wednesday.
Discussion on "Marginalised Voices of the July Revolution: Stories of struggle, sacrifice and hope from workers" will take place on Thursday.
Similar programme "Write to Protest: Writers and poets on their experience of the Uprising" will take place on Saturday.
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