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Today I Saw A Revolution: From Grassroots To Global Change
Today I Saw a Revolution captures the remarkable life of Professor Badiul Majumdar, a visionary leader whose groundbreaking efforts have mobilized millions to end hunger in Bangladesh. This insightful biography offers a compelling look at the man behind the movement-his humble beginnings, innovative ideas, and unwavering commitment to justice and empowerment.
Badiul's story also reveals broader themes of leadership, resilience, and the vision required to confront the world's most pressing challenges. His life is a testament to the power of individual and collective action to bring about lasting, transformative change.
For readers seeking inspiration and hope, Today I Saw a Revolution is a must-read-an intimate and powerful exploration of leadership, humanity, and the enduring impact of a revolutionary spirit.
Badiul's story also reveals broader themes of leadership, resilience, and the vision required to confront the world's most pressing challenges. His life is a testament to the power of individual and collective action to bring about lasting, transformative change.
For readers seeking inspiration and hope, Today I Saw a Revolution is a must-read-an intimate and powerful exploration of leadership, humanity, and the enduring impact of a revolutionary spirit.
316 pages, Paperback
Published December 12, 2024
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August 24, 2025
Inspirational!
Badiul, together with The Hunger Project, and many others unleashed an unrecognizable revolution. Thank you Cathy for telling Badiul's story. I hope that every well-meaning person reads this book and through it understands the power of community-led development and why it's the only form of development that can break the cycle of poverty and hunger that is enabled and continued through the ever present colonial dependency model.
I could hardly put this book down and was continuously moved and impressed by its messages.
Badiul, together with The Hunger Project, and many others unleashed an unrecognizable revolution. Thank you Cathy for telling Badiul's story. I hope that every well-meaning person reads this book and through it understands the power of community-led development and why it's the only form of development that can break the cycle of poverty and hunger that is enabled and continued through the ever present colonial dependency model.
I could hardly put this book down and was continuously moved and impressed by its messages.
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