UTSA Volunteers

UTSA’s Volunteers

Meet the Team

UTSA’s volunteers — passionate youth and adolescents — are at the heart of our community initiatives. They actively engage in theatre productions, therapeutic theatre support, and grassroots awareness campaigns. Beyond that, they are dedicated to preventing gender-based violence, stopping early marriage, reducing pollution, and promoting environmental sustainability through activities like tree planting. We proudly recognize their commitment to building a more just, inclusive, and healthy society.

Sobrina Reza Shimul

Sobrina Reza Shimul has been volunteering with UTSA since 2012. Though currently unemployed, she plays a meaningful role in supporting therapeutic theatre initiatives. She finds the experience deeply rewarding and is driven by a passion for creating awareness and building a better society.

Mohammad Nasir

Mohammad Nasir, student, has been volunteering with UTSA since 2012. He has served as a youth leader and contributed to initiatives on environmental protection, preventing early marriage, gender-based violence, and therapeutic theatre support. Through UTSA, he has developed skills in leadership, acting, counseling, and community service. He is inspired by UTSA’s selfless dedication to social change and remains committed to serving society.

Ahsanul Mahbub Al Jubair

Ahsanul Mahbub Al Jubair, currently employed, has been engaged with UTSA since 2018. He has actively contributed as a theatre performer and participated in youth engagement and environmental campaigns. He values the learning opportunities gained and is inspired to grow as a skilled and responsible individual through his volunteer work.

Imran Khan Sahil

Imran Khan Sahil, a student of Fazlul Haher Degree College in Chattogram, has been volunteering with UTSA since 2023 as a theatre performer. He has learned acting skills while engaging in efforts to prevent child marriage and promote gender equality. He is motivated to stand beside underprivileged communities and advocate for equal rights for all.

Nigar Sultana Shakhi

Nigar Sultana Shakhi, holding a Master’s degree in Dramatics from the University of Chittagong, joined UTSA as a volunteer in 2025. She has contributed to initiatives addressing gender-based violence. She believes in the transformative power of theatre for social change and is committed to promoting women’s and children’s rights, emotional healing, and inclusive community engagement

Ayesha Akter Panna

Ayesha Akter Panna, a student at the University of Chittagong, joined UTSA in 2025. She has been involved in therapeutic theatre support and initiatives to protect against gender-based violence. She finds the experience highly rewarding and is eager to learn and contribute to it. Her motivation stems from UTSA’s commitment to promoting the well-being of people.

Masuma Akter Mim

Masuma Akter Mim, a student at the University of Chittagong, joined UTSA in 2025. She has been involved in therapeutic theatre support and initiatives to protect against gender-based violence. She finds the approach unique and captivating, appreciating how theatre games and sharing stories can help reduce mental stress and provide support.