Mou Modhubontee

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Dr. Soumya Sinha
Native name Mou Modhubontee
Residence Toronto,Canada
Nationality Bangladeshi Canadian
Occupation Feminist Leader, BCS, Toronto.
Height 159 cm
Weight 52Kg
Religion Humanity
Parents
  • Late A.K. M Mozammel Hoque(Businessman)
  • Late Begum Rahima Hoque(Home Maker)
Awards Popularity Award -World Capital Foundation, Romania (2024)

Introduction

Mou Modhubontee Hailing from the spirited lands of Noakhali, Mou Modhubontee stands as a beacon of literary brilliance in the Canadian-Bangladeshi diaspora. Her poetic journey and performances have enchanted a global audience, leaving an indelible mark on the world stage. As a project facilitator for a nonprofit organization, she intricately stitches her advocacy for social change into her everyday endeavors. Modhubontee’s repertoire as a poet, storyteller, lyricist, and stage performer is a vibrant mosaic of her experimental ethos and her profound affinity for the human spirit. With a quill that gracefully leaps across Bengali and English, she delves into the depths of the human experience, weaving narratives filled with empathy and profound insight. Her spiritual verses have echoed across continents, finding a home in esteemed collections such as the American Anthology and the Cross Variety Canadian Anthology. Her leadership roles, including the executive directorship of Lolitokontho Shworoshoilir Nondon Bondhon and editorial stewardship at Khelaghor Pata and KobitaUtsab Online, underscore her unwavering commitment to the literary arts. Modhubontee’s heart, though miles away, pulsates in sync with the crimson dawn of Bangladesh, nurturing her aspirations and affection for her motherland. Her cultural endeavors have seen her spearheading initiatives at the 45th Buenos Aires Book Fair and gracing the Odyssey International Festival in Romania. As a distinguished member of NABLS, USA, and a key Bishwa Bangla Sahitya Somabesh orchestrator, her influence radiates throughout the Panorama International Literary Festival. As President of the Bangladesh Righters Club Canada, she amplifies the diverse voices within her literary community. With a commendable array of accolades for her social and community engagements, Modhubontee’s vision is clear: to forge a world where art and activism dance harmoniously, fostering unity and enlightenment. Her ambition to illuminate the essence of Bengali poetry across 100 nations is a testament to her passion and the universal language of verse that transcends all boundaries.

Biography

Mou Modhubontee: A Tapestry of Verse and Vision From the vibrant district of Noakhali emerges Mou Modhubontee, a Canadian-Bangladeshi luminary whose poetry and performances have captivated audiences worldwide. As a project facilitator for a nonprofit organization, she weaves her commitment to social change into the fabric of her daily work. A poet, storyteller, lyricist, and stage performer, Modhubontee’s artistry is a testament to her experimental spirit and her deep-seated love for humanity. Her pen dances across languages, crafting works in both Bengali and English that explore the human condition with empathy and insight. Modhubontee’s spiritual lyrics resonate globally, gracing the pages of the American Anthology and the Cross Variety Canadian Anthology. Her leadership as the executive director of Lolitokontho Shworoshoilir Nondon Bondhon, and her editorial role at Khelaghor Pata and KobitaUtsab Online, spotlight her dedication to the poetic arts. Her heart, anchored in Bangladesh, beats in harmony with the red sun that rises there each day, fueling her passion and dreams. Modhubontee’s influence extends beyond borders, leading Bengali poets at the 45th Buenos Aires Book Fair and participating in Romania’s Odyssey International Festival. A member of NABLS, USA, and a pivotal figure in the Bishwa Bangla Sahitya Somabesh, Modhubontee’s cultural coordination shines at the Panorama International Literary Festival. As President of the Bangladesh Righters Club Canada, she champions the literary voices of her community. Modhubontee’s accolades for her social and community contributions are a reflection of her unwavering commitment to fostering a world where art and activism intertwine, creating a legacy of unity and understanding.

Publications

Publication year Title Languages Page
2006 Rakta Nadi Eka Bangla 150
2011 Odhora-IPhone Bangla 150
2013 Mon Purane Marlyn Munro Bangla 138
2016 Mon ORe Kolaboti Raage Bangla 200
2019 Nuner Dukkho Bangla 380
2020 Cleavage Climate Bangla,English 150
2020 Bangladesh My Soil My Soul English 100
2021 "Haiku Blezt" Bangla 180
2023 Gandhhorbo Bivash Bangla 250
2023 From Birdsong to Motherhood English 400
2023 The Art of Haiku & Tanka Bangla,English,অসমিয়া,Hindi,উড়িষ্যা 100
2024 Okkhorbrritter Podaboli Bangla 150

Awards and Recognitions

  • Popularity Award -World Capital Foundation, Romania (2024)
  • Excellence in Literature Award- India Bangladesh Cultural Council, Barasat (2023)
  • Excellence in Literature Award - World Capital Foundation, Romania (2023)
  • Women of the Year Award - Alokito Nari, Bangladesh (2023)
  • World Poetic Star and International Cultural Ambassador Award (2021)
  • BuRiGanga Peace and Environment Award, Bangladesh (2020)
  • Hannes Awaad Peace Award and Odyssey International Literacy Award (2019)
  • Can Bangla Social & Cultural Award (2012)
  • SAFSS Volunteer & Literary Award (2006, 2007, 2009)
  • Poetry Contest Winner by poetry.com (1999)

Educational Qualifications

  • Ph.D. Candidate in Business Management Current Study Location: Canada
  • Diploma & Post Diploma in Food and Nutrition Management & Financial Planning Centennial College, Toronto, ON, Canada-2010-2013
  • Master of Science in Geography University of Dhaka, Bangladesh-1986
  • Higher Secondary Education Eden College, Dhaka, Bangladesh-1982
  • Secondary Education Kankir Hat High School, Senbag, Noakhali, Bangladesh -1979

Education & Training

  • Trained on Prevention of Type 2 Diabetes in Canada -Toronto Public Health -2014
  • Trained in Management Phase I-III, Wendy's Food Corporation 1995

Professional Experience

  • Self-Employed (Online Marketing)

Duration: 2000-present As an independent online marketer, I have successfully navigated the dynamic digital landscape, leveraging strategic insights to drive brand visibility and customer engagement. Amway, Primerica, Karatbars & Bitcoin

  • Feminist Leader (BCS, Toronto, Canada)

Duration: 2021-present In my role as a feminist leader, I advocate for gender equality, championing women’s rights and empowerment within the Toronto community.

  • Project Coordinator (Support for Vulnerable Individuals Affected by COVID-19, BCCS)

Duration: 2020-2023 I orchestrated critical initiatives to assist vulnerable individuals impacted by the pandemic, ensuring timely support and resource allocation.

  • Peer Leader (Prevention of Type 2 Diabetes, BCCS, BNCC, & ARDCO)

Duration: 2018-2020 As a peer leader, I facilitated programs aimed at preventing type 2 diabetes, fostering health awareness, and promoting lifestyle modifications.

  • Fundraising Assistant (Settlement Assistance and Family Support Services)

Duration: 2010-2011 I collaborated with a dedicated team to raise essential funds for settlement assistance and family support services, enhancing the well-being of newcomers.

  • Volunteer Assistant Coordinator (Multicultural Women’s Group, TNO)

Duration: 2010-2011 Within a multicultural context, I coordinated volunteer efforts, fostering community cohesion and empowering women through collaborative initiatives.

  • Youth Volunteer Coordinator (Under Youth Challenging Fund, Bangladeshi-Canadian Community Services - BCS)

Duration: 2008-2009 Guiding youth volunteers, I facilitated impactful projects that addressed social challenges and encouraged active citizenship.

  • Volunteer Settlement Counselor

Duration: 2007-2008 As a settlement counselor, I provided essential guidance to newcomers, easing their transition into Canadian society.

  • Freelance Cultural Interpreter

Duration: 2000-2013 My freelance work as a cultural interpreter bridged language gaps, facilitating cross-cultural understanding and communication.

  • Family Home Visitor (Regent Park Community Health Center, Toronto, Ontario)

Duration: 2002-2003 I served as a family home visitor, supporting health and well-being within the community & Website Designer

  • Business Owner (USA)/ Montessori School Teacher

Duration: 1991-1998 As a business owner, I navigated entrepreneurial challenges, contributing to economic growth and community development.

  • Employment Counselor

Duration: 1999-2001 Guiding job seekers, I provided career counseling and employment placement services.

  • Research Officer (BIDS, Dhaka, Bangladesh)

Duration: 1989-1991 My research role at BIDS involved data analysis and policy recommendations, contributing to informed decision-making.

Readings and Performances

Mou Modhubontee’s literary engagements have spanned the globe, with her presence and performances enriching numerous book fairs and cultural festivals. Her dedication to promoting Bengali literature has been showcased at the following prestigious events: Muktodhara Boimela • Toronto BoimelaJatyio Grontho Mela (Bangladesh)DC BoimelaUK BoimelaMontreal BoimelaBuenos Aires BoimelaGuadalajara Boimela At each of these fairs, Modhubontee has not only performed recitals but also engaged with literary communities, fostering a love for poetry and the arts. Her contributions to these events have been instrumental in highlighting the richness of Bengali culture and literature. Her performances have been featured on various television channels and at esteemed diplomatic venues, reflecting her status as a cultural ambassador of Bengali poetry. Television Appearances: • Dese-Bideshe Television • Somoy TV • Udyan TV • Euro TV • Motherland TV • Galaxy TV, Belgrade, Serbia These appearances have allowed her to reach a wide audience, spreading the richness of Bengali literature through the power of broadcast media. Diplomatic Engagements: • Bangladesh High Commission in New York, USABangladesh High Commission, Ottawa, CanadaBangladesh Embassy, Thailand Her performances at these diplomatic events have not only showcased her literary prowess but also strengthened cultural ties and promoted international goodwill. International Poetry Recitals: Modhubontee’s journey has seen her grace stages in numerous countries, delivering recitals that captivate and inspire. Her international recitals include performances in: • Caribbean Islands: Aruba, Jamaica, Cayman Islands, Cozumel (Mexico)South America: Argentina, UruguayEurope: Belgium, Romania, Serbia, Bulgaria, United Kingdom (London), GermanyAsia: Thailand

Reference

https://thebangladeshtoday.com/?p=59214

https://www.prothomalony.com/news/9576

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