Maliha Gias

Developed a youth-led digital awareness campaign for BYLC's 16 Days of Activism observance, using short, dialogue-free videos to raise awareness about technology-facilitated gender-based violence.

Key Highlights

Developed the creative concept and direction for five awareness videos featuring BBLT participants.

Conceptualised storylines on cyberbullying, body shaming, online harassment, impersonation, cyberstalking, non-consensual content sharing, and digital allyship.

Created scripts, storyboards, visual directions, and calls to action.

Planned production guidelines, team assignments, timelines, and coordination.

Connected youth leadership learning with gender equality and digital safety advocacy.

CUHRC’s third consecutive winter-support initiative, providing essential clothing and hygiene products to underprivileged communities in Chattogram.

Key Highlights

Led project coordination, donation drives, and volunteer management.

Mobilised contributions from students, faculty, and alumni.

Distributed 100+ clothing sets and 50 jackets/heavy sweaters.

Included sanitary products and essential hygiene items in the distribution.

A menstrual health awareness initiative organised in collaboration with Bashundhara Paper Mills and Monalisa to encourage open conversations and promote informed hygiene practices.

Key Highlights

Helped lead an awareness programme reaching 200+ female students.

Designed an interactive group-discussion format to address stigma and discomfort.

Coordinated practical demonstrations and the distribution of menstrual hygiene kits.

Facilitated collaboration with corporate representatives and faculty members.

The first edition of Leadership for Kids (LFK) in Chattogram, designed to introduce young learners to leadership through engaging, experiential learning.

Key Highlights

Led the complete programme lifecycle, overseeing planning, outreach, content creation, budgeting, admissions, implementation, and post-programme surveys.

Designed and developed learning content and programme activities tailored to young learners.

Managed promotional communication, participant outreach, and the admission process.

Achieved a 100% participant retention rate throughout the programme.

Recorded 95% participant satisfaction through post-programme feedback.

Achieved a 68% profit margin through budget planning and resource management.

A three-day campus-wide initiative designed to promote mental, emotional, and physical well-being through collaborative activities and awareness sessions.

Key Highlights

Conceptualised and led the overall programme.

Reached the target capacity of 150 students and faculty members.

Engaged 100+ participants in a collaborative campus cleaning drive.

Collected 20 entries through a wellness-focused ideation competition.

85% of surveyed attendees reported feeling better equipped to practise wellness strategies.

The second edition of CUHRC’s interdisciplinary magazine, featuring content across Business, HR, Technology, and Career Development. I served as Project Lead and Editor-in-Chief, overseeing editorial coordination and content quality.

Key Highlights

Managed content categories and coordinated contributors.

Edited and proofread articles, publishing 35+ pieces.

Introduced Inkathon 1.0, contributing to a 30% increase in submissions.

Led the magazine’s creative direction and coordinated its website redesign.

Achieved a 40% increase in website engagement during the first month.

A self-initiated project designed to develop students’ content writing, creative thinking, and visual design skills through a three-stage competition.

Key Highlights

Conceptualised and designed the entire project.

Developed a three-stage competition structure combining content writing and visual design.

Coordinated participant feedback and learning resources to support skill development.

A 90-minute skill-building workshop organised under the Teach For Bangladesh Campus Ambassador initiative to help university students strengthen their communication skills.

Key Highlights

Led the workshop's coordination and hosted the session.

Collaborated with CUMUNA and MSLP to engage university students.

Ensured 120+ students' participation.

Supported fellowship outreach through a registration booth.