Indigenous Feminist. Reclaiming Rights, Rewriting History.
From the Chittagong Hill Tracts to the world—indigenous women are leading a feminist movement rooted in love, justice, and the belief that every voice matters.
PROTEST FOR EQUALITY
SPaRC is an indigenous women-led feminist organization working in the Chittagong Hill Tracts. We walk alongside survivors of gender-based violence, communities healing from conflict, and anyone committed to building a world where dignity isn't a privilege—it's a given.
SPaRC stands for Supporting People and Rebuilding Communities, but it's so much more than a name. It's a promise. A commitment. A gathering place for those who believe that indigenous women and girls deserve not just safety, but power. Not just survival, but joy. We were founded in the Chittagong Hill Tracts by indigenous women who were tired of waiting for others to tell our stories, solve our problems, or define our futures. We're feminists, organizers, researchers, storytellers, and community members who know that real change comes from within.
VISION
A just world where indigenous women and girls freely exercise all their rights, celebrated in every aspect of their identity
MISSION
To ensure Indigenous women, girls, trans, and intersex people have realisation and access to their social, cultural, economic, political, sexual, and spiritual rights—without prejudice based on age, sex, caste, religion, ethnicity, or sexual orientation.
VARIOUS STATISTICS THAT WE HAVE
40+
Indigenous-led Projects Funded
12+
Years of Dedicated Support
30+
NGO'S Partnered
Our Work is Rooted in Love and Action
We believe in showing up—for survivors, for communities, for the next generation. Here's how we do it
Research & Truth-Telling
For too long, stories about indigenous communities have been told by outsiders. We're changing that. Through careful research and documentation, we share the realities indigenous people face—in our own words, from our own perspectives. Our work challenges dominant narratives and puts indigenous voices exactly where they belong: at the center
Movement Building
Real change doesn't happen in isolation—it happens when we come together. We build movements by connecting indigenous women, youth, community leaders, and allies who share our commitment to justice and dignity. Together, we're stronger. Together, we're unstoppable.
Creating Safe Space
Everyone deserves a space where they can speak freely, learn without guilt, and heal without shame. Our workshops, trainings, and feminist circles are designed with care, where people can share their stories, ask hard questions, and discover new ways of seeing the world through an indigenous feminist lens.
Busting Myths & Misinformation
Misinformation about indigenous communities isn't just inaccurate—it's harmful. We counter lies and stereotypes by creating content that reflects our truths. Through storytelling, social media, videos, and art, we're reshaping the narrative about who we are and what we deserve.
Bridging Communities
We believe in building bridges, not walls. While we're unapologetic about our values and identities, we also know that lasting change requires dialogue, mutual respect, and the willingness to work across differences. We promote social harmony while never compromising on our commitment to justice.
WHAT WE'VE BUILT
Change takes time, but it also takes action. Here's a glimpse of what we've accomplished with our community.
Women and Girls Reached
Through our workshops, trainings, and programs.
Community Leaders Trained
In feminist and indigenous perspectives.
Stories Shared
Amplifying voices that have been systematically silenced.
Research Projects Completed
Documenting realities and challenging misinformation.
Partnerships Built
Creating networks of solidarity and support.
Voices from Our Community
The heart of our work is in the stories—stories of survival, resistance, healing, and hope. Here are just a few voices from the communities we work with.
WHERE WE WORK
Community development is often linked with community work or community planning, and may involve stakeholders, foundations.
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We're an Indigenous feminist organization with a specific focus on indigenous women, girls, and communities who are often ignored, have limited access to resources, and are survivors of attack, conflict, Violence Against Women, Gender-Based Violence, and systemic & structural oppression.
WHAT PEOPLE SAY
Community development is often linked with community work or community planning, and may involve stakeholders, foundations.
Join Us in Building Something Better
Whether you're here to learn, support, collaborate, or connect—there's a place for you in this movement. Here's how you can get involved:
Learn More
Explore our programs, read our research, and dive into stories from the community.
Support Our Work
Your support helps us continue building safe spaces and empowering communities.
Collaborate With Us
Are you an organization or ally interested in partnering? We're open to collaboration.
Ready to Make an Impact?
Whatever your capacity or interest, we welcome your participation.
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